High-end TV Skills Fund

The High-end TV Skills Fund supports training programmes for new entrants and for the continued professional development of crew and talent. Contributing productions get access to programmes such as Trainee Finder and Make a Move. Read about the High-end TV Skills Working Group investments for 2024-2025.

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Contribute to the High-end TV Skills Fund

The High-end TV Skills Fund supports training for new entrants and career development for those already working in high-end TV to safeguard the industry's future. When productions pay into the High-end TV Skills Fund they are supporting and investing in the longevity and quality of crew and talent for the UK's high-end TV industry.

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High-end TV celebrates 10 years

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Short courses: Leadership and management

High-end TV Back to School project

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About the Skills Fund

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New entrants

Latest programmes for new entrants

Mid-level

Programmes for mid-level talent

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High-end TV Skills Fund Leaders of Tomorrow graduate

Nineteen candidates have graduated from the inclusion programme designed to give comprehensive support to mid-level professionals to help them move into senior, decision-making roles. They are the first to complete the three year programme.

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RTS and BAFTA awards in Scotland and Northern Ireland

ScreenSkills helped celebrate winners at award ceremonies in Scotland and Northern Ireland, marking another year of great original television from the Nations.