Controlling Freelance Finances (ScreenSkills/ITF)

This workshop is aimed at people who freelance in the screen industries, whether new to freelancing or with years of experience. Freelance finances can be unpredictable at the best of times, so how can we control them, particular when things are uncertain? This fun 75-min webinar is for anyone who wants to be more organised

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Posted on 31 March 2021

Business Toolkit for Freelancers (ScreenSkills)

In association with thinkBIGGER! and David Thomas Media Ltd   Do you need help managing your finances ? Not sure what help is available to support you through this? The Business Toolkit for Film and HETV Freelancers workshop is here to answer your questions and give you the tools to ensure you plan for a successful

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Posted on 19 March 2021

Beyond Redundancy: Setting up as a Sole Trader (2-day workshop)

We have a special voluntary fee pricing policy for this course. This is for people who have no access to training funds or want to delay payment until their finances are on a firmer footing. Details below.   Who’s it aimed at? If you’ve been employed, are going through redundancy and want to set up as self-employed, this

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Posted on 05 March 2021

Beyond Redundancy: Setting up as a Sole Trader (2-day workshop)

We have a special voluntary fee pricing policy for this course. This is for people who have no access to training funds or want to delay payment until their finances are on a firmer footing. Details below.   Who’s it aimed at? If you’ve been employed, are going through redundancy and want to set up as self-employed, this

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Posted on 05 March 2021

Budget: March 2021 – Coronavirus support for freelancers

There are three types of freelancer in the creative industries. This post looks at how announcements made by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on 3 March 2021 affect each type. It focuses on coronavirus support. For an outline of each type of freelancer, go here > Read about announced tax changes in my separate post > Sole

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Posted on 03 March 2021

Finance for Freelancers (Cult Cymru)

Who’s it for? Perfect for someone who’s a creative freelancer, whether new or experienced. We work a lot with people who are setting up on the own after redundancy. We assume you’d prefer to hide under the duvet than do your expenses, so we go gently through ways of looking after money without getting bogged

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Posted on 16 February 2021

Networking for freelancers (Cult Cymru)

Target group New or established freelancers who want to polish their networking skills, raise their profile, keep in the loop and get better work. We focus on the creative industries. So you’ll probably be freelancing, or working in broadcasting, film making, advertising, theatre, writing, music, etc… A lot of our trainees know networking is important

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Posted on 16 February 2021

Controlling Freelance Finances (Audiotrain)

This workshop is aimed at people who freelance in the creative industries, whether new to freelancing or with years of experience. Freelance finances can be unpredictable at the best of times, so how can we control them, particular when things are uncertain? This workshop is aimed at people who freelance in the creative industries where

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Posted on 12 February 2021

Beyond Redundancy: Setting up as a Sole Trader (ScreenSkills)

Who’s it aimed at? If you’ve been employed, are going through redundancy and want to set up as self-employed, this is the course you can’t afford to miss.  It’s particularly aimed at anyone who feels like running for the hills when they hear the words ‘tax return’. No previous knowledge of self-employment is necessary. And it doesn’t matter

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Posted on 01 February 2021

Survive and Thrive as a Freelancer (NUJ Training Wales): WEBINAR

Many people enjoy what a freelance life can offer. Choice and flexibility. But with these comes the need to be organised and on top of your finances. Already working in a rapidly changing media environment, with no guarantee of ‘a job’ in the industry, now more than ever freelance journalists find themselves in a precarious

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Posted on 20 January 2021