Design Trainee Scheme 2012

The BBC Design Trainee Scheme supports the development of new entrant design skills in costume, make-up, interactive design and the art department. BBC Design Trainees represent some of the best new design talent in broadcasting. Past Trainees have achieved successful careers with the BBC and wider industry.

Design is a key aspect of any production. Costume, Make-up and Production Designers enable audiences to visualise stories, while Interactive Designers help users engage with multiplatform content. As a Trainee, you will have the opportunity to work on a wide range of projects with experienced professionals and learn new skills.

You are inspired by original programmes and have the confidence to work quickly under pressure.  You will be flexible and keen to take on new challenges, and must enjoy team work.  You have talent, potential, passion, and the creativity, drive and dedication to succeed.  

There are four pathways in the design trainee scheme, and you must apply for one only – with a portfolio of work to support your application. See the links below for more information on how to apply.

•    Hair and make-up
•    Costume
•    Interactive
•    Art department


Information for all candidates:

When you apply for the scheme you must:
1.    complete the 'Main Details' and 'Equal Opportunities' sections of the online application form
2.    upload your CV to the 'Additional Information Upload' section
3.    Make a note of your candidate reference number, (emailed to you after you submit the online application)
4.    send your candidate reference number with your portfolio.
Applications submitted without a portfolio will not be considered.



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