One week radio project for care leavers aged 16 - 18
Are you 16-18? A care leaver? Looking to learn new skills? Meet new people and improve your skills by working on a group challenge to create podcasts throughout the week and broadcast a live show on the final day. Not only will it help you discover new talents, but you could also benefit from support from staff or a mentor to help you uncover your next steps.
Taster day: Friday 14 February, Manchester
Course dates: 17-21 February 2020, Manchester
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