Over 70 media apprentice spots under new IMDA scheme
The Straits Times|December 05, 2024
Workers in the media industry who are keen to strengthen their skills can tap over 70 apprenticeship openings across content production, business management and technical roles.
Tay Hong Yi

The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) said it will link up with seven media firms, including production company mm2 Entertainment and creative studio Weave, to offer these opportunities, in a move meant to further deepen practical skills development and ensure talent in Singapore is industry-ready.

There were 24,960 media professionals employed across the economy in 2023, reflecting a compound annual growth of 7 per cent since 2018, the government agency said in a statement on Dec 4.

Some of the companies have already started offering the apprenticeships while the rest will do so in the coming months.

The paid apprenticeships will last for 12 months for fresh entrants and mature professionals, and six months for mid-career joiners.

People interested to participate can apply for openings listed on IMDA's website.

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