In fact, IBSA covers: Business Services, Cultural and Related Industries, Education, Financial Services, Information and Communication Technologies, and Printing and Graphic Arts – it’s the perfect place to start looking at the hundreds of ways you can have a career in events.

IBSA helps create the training packages and sets the standards for industries. Which means that if there’s a course in being a Stage Manager or a Graphic Designer, there’s a good chance they’d have had a good deal of input into creating and monitoring it.

IBSA has heaps of information about what you need to do to have a careers in the arts, performance or arts management. These are just some of careers you can look at:

Stage Manager
Staging Coordinator/Manager
Technical Operations in Staging
Technician/Theatre Technician
Lighting Technician
Set Builder
Props Maker
Props Assistant
Assistant Sound Engineer
Lighting, Audio and Staging Assistant
Camera/Lighting Assistant
Sound Designer
Costume Maker
Wig Maker
Scenic Art Supervisor
Make Up Artist
Front of House Manager
Production Manager
Event Co-ordinator

To find out how to get involved in o­ne of these Careers just click o­n the links above, or for more great career ideas check out the IBSA website to find out how you can turn your passion into your career.

The Australian Government and Rock Eisteddfod Challenge share a common goal in encouraging young people to get an education, live healthy lives and strive for a fulfilling career. Follow these key messages and work towards the future of your dreams.

* Choreograph your future

* Get the Life You Love

* Year 12 or Cert 2- don’t leave school without it

* Education and training- keys to your future

* Learn for life

Thinking about your future career?

Check out the links below for some helpful tips to get you started on the path towards your dream job!

Click here to check out youthcentral and all the info you need to know about finding jobs, applying for them, how to behave in interviews, and your rights at work. Watch videos, check out fact sheets and download resume and cover letter templates to make the hunt for a great job easier.

Click here to check out the youth.gov.au website filled with awesome tips about education and work for young people in Australia.

Click here to have a look at some great links to information about issues concerning young people in Australia. Check out the drop down box on the right hand side of the page for all the youth info.

Thinking about your future?  Click here to check out the Job Guide with heaps of useful info about hundreds of awesome careers and how to land them!

Want to plan your career? Click here to find out all the steps you need to make your dream career into a reality!

Indigenous Youth Mobility Program (IYMP)

Do you identify as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander decent and live in a remote area?

If so you have the chance to apply for the Indigenous Youth Mobility Program (IYMP) to build up your skills to kick off an awesome career.

IYMP assists young Indigenous people from remote areas who choose to move away from home to gain qualifications and life skills to increase their chances of getting a job. The program helps young people train for their futures through supporting them to undertake study such as apprenticeships and university or VET courses. It is an awesome program that improves literacy and numeracy and fosters independent living for young Indigenous Australians.

You need to be between 16-24 and have family support to move to a new place to undertake your training.

If you want to take this awesome opportunity to learn some fantastic new skills to create an awesome career check out more info o­n the IYMP Website.