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mentoring
Announcing the BLiM Mentoring Scheme 2024!
Are you a final-year music student of colour eager to kickstart your career in the music industry? Or are you a music industry professional wanting to give key support to enthusiastic up and coming music students wanting to progress and learn how to make great headway in their chosen career path?
Look no further! BLiM is thrilled to introduce our empowering mentorship programme launching in January 2024.
About the Programme
We support the meaningful involvement of people of colour in grass roots musical tuition and activities as delivered through local Music Education Hubs.
Developing early relationships with conservatoires helps musicians to become audition ready, creates pathways into those establishments and supports their wellbeing.
Black Lives in Music wants to support mentees in realising their musical aspirations by actively providing vocational opportunities in all aspects of live music, including the areas of technical production, management, administration and performance.
In Detail
Who’s It For
Final-year music students of colour/Music industry professionals
Timeline
Mentee/Mentor call out begins NOW!!, with a pre-program event taking place before the programme kicks off in January (4-month duration)Mentorship
We’ll be pairing you (mentees) with you industry professionals for weekly/bi-weekly sessions, including face-to-face meetings and work experience opportunities.
Benefits
Access to career-enhancing activities, vocational opportunities, and more!
Future Growth
We’re committed to evolving the program to benefit even more students in the future.
Become
a mentee
Mentee requirements:
Attend the program’s opening event.
Be open to weekly/bi-weekly meetings.
Commit to set meeting dates and communicate any changes.
Attend opportunities offered by your mentor.
Provide monthly feedback to BLiM staff.
Become
a mentor
Mentor requirements:
Attend the program’s opening event.
Commit to at least one weekly/bi-weekly meeting with your mentee.
Aim for at least two face-to-face meetings during the 4-month program.
Connect your mentee to at least one opportunity.
Provide monthly feedback to BLiM staff.
Contact us today for more information on our Black Lives in Music Mentoring Programme mentoring@blim.org.uk