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Ideas on how to relate arts teaching to future careers and life beyond school.
What is Drawing the Future? Drawing the Future asks your children between Year 3 to 8 what they want to be when they grow up.
Sales and marketing managers plan and direct the development, promotion and sale of an organisation's goods and services.
Pet groomers clean, trim and shape the hair and nails of animals in salons, mobile grooming vans and pet shops.
Models display and promote clothes or other goods on television, online, in magazines and advertising, and on catwalks at fashion shows.
Production assistants help production teams organise the making of film, television, radio or stage productions.
Editors plan, commission, evaluate, select, edit and organise material for publication online or in books, magazines, and newspapers. They may also manage editorial staff.
Journalists research and produce stories for websites, print, radio, television and other forms of media for social and commercial purposes.
Recreation co-ordinators plan and run community leisure, before and after-school and sport programmes at venues such as recreation centres, parks, clubs and schools.
Electronics trades workers assemble, install, test, operate and service electronic parts and equipment.