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  • Alt text: A person with long brown hair and glasses is sitting at a desk, holding a smartphone in one hand and looking at it while smiling. There is a laptop in front of them on the desk, along with various art supplies such as paintbrushes and pens. The person is wearing a white shirt. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo with the text "Service NSW Business Connect Approved Provider" along with the NSW Government logo.

    ONLINE (NSW): Creative’s Guide to Social Media

    ‘Creative’s Guide to Social Media’ is a beginner’s guide to using social media for creatives who want to engage an audience, create interesting content, and master the social platforms they choose.

  • A woman is sitting on a high stool at a long wooden counter in a cozy, stylish workspace. She is holding a cup of coffee and smiling. The wall behind her is decorated with various items including a large clock, framed pictures, a map, and small shelves with plants and books. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for Service NSW Business Connect, indicating an approved provider.

    ONLINE (NSW): Time Management for Creatives

    ‘Time Management for Creatives’ is an online workshop that discusses practical time management strategies specifically designed for creatives to help keep all juggling balls in the air and find better ways of monitoring and managing capacity.

  • A person with short brown hair and glasses is sitting at a desk, working on a laptop while writing in a notebook. The desk is filled with various papers and office supplies. The workspace is modern and well-lit with large windows in the background. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo with the text "Service NSW Business Connect Approved Provider" along with the NSW Government logo.

    PENRITH: Financial Literacy for Creatives

    Financial Literacy for Creatives is a surprisingly fun and practical workshop designed specifically by creatives, for creatives, with a range of tips and insights into navigating the realities of financial management in a professional arts practice.

  • A woman with long dark hair tied back is sitting at a desk, holding a small brown package and looking thoughtfully to the side while holding a pen to her chin. She is surrounded by packing materials, including tape and other boxes. There are shelves with additional boxes and some plants in the background. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for Service NSW Business Connect

    CESSNOCK: Pricing for Creatives

    ‘Pricing for Creatives’ is a practical workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding the marketplace when charging for creative products and services.

  • ONLINE (National): Value of Values

    Your values are the bedrock of your creative business and practice. They help guide you to the kind of work that support your principles and align with your ideology, and for larger businesses they can help steer plans, projects and people in the right direction. Join us for a conversation and practical tools that can help you clearly identify and utilise your core values.

  • SYDNEY: Creative’s Guide to Funding

    Presented in partnership with The Old Fitz Theatre's New Writing Festival, 'Creative's Guide to Funding’ is a workshop about all creative grants, including the basics of preparation, application, and acquittal - and the five ways to avoid failure!

  • A woman with long dark hair tied back is sitting at a desk, holding a small brown package and looking thoughtfully to the side while holding a pen to her chin. She is surrounded by packing materials, including tape and other boxes. There are shelves with additional boxes and some plants in the background. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for Service NSW Business Connect

    ONLINE (NSW): Pricing for Creatives

    ‘Pricing for Creatives’ is a practical online workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding the marketplace when charging for creative products and services.

  • The image shows a workspace setup. A laptop is open on a desk, and next to it is a clipboard with a document titled "PRICING FORMULA" which lists sections for material, labor, and expenses. A pair of eyeglasses rests on the clipboard. There is a smartphone with a calculator app open next to the clipboard. Additional items on the desk include a vase with dried flowers, a cardboard box labeled "DOC," and a 2024 calendar. Logos for "Inner West Creative Network" and "CB" are also visible on the left side of the image.

    MARRICKVILLE: What’s It Worth?

    ‘What's It Worth?’ is a practical workshop that covers the basics of figuring out the price point for creative work, including calculating costs and understanding the marketplace when charging for creative products and services.

  • Alt text: A person with short black hair is sitting at a wooden desk, working on a digital tablet with a stylus. An open sketchbook with drawings is on the desk beside the tablet. The person has several tattoos on their arms and is focused on their work. A large green plant is in the background. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo with the text "Service NSW Business Connect Approved Provider" along with the NSW Government logo.

    ONLINE (NSW): Creative’s Guide to Branding

    ‘Creative’s Guide to Branding’ is a practical workshop that helps creative practitioners understand and build a compelling brand for their business or practice to help them stand out from the crowd.

  • In a well-lit and creative studio space, a woman is focused on cutting fabric laid out on a large work table. The table is scattered with various sewing tools and materials. In the background, another woman is working on a design board, pinning up sketches and fabric swatches. The space is decorated with plants and a rack of clothing, suggesting an environment dedicated to fashion design or crafting. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for Service NSW Business Connect, indicating an approved provider.

    ONLINE (NSW): How to Start a Creative Business

    Ever wondered how to turn your creative practice, hobby, or passion into a business? This fun and friendly online workshop, designed by creative practitioners for absolute beginners, is a safe space where every question is a good question, and the mysteries of business become a little clearer.

  • A person with short brown hair and glasses is sitting at a desk, working on a laptop while writing in a notebook. The desk is filled with various papers and office supplies. The workspace is modern and well-lit with large windows in the background. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo with the text "Service NSW Business Connect Approved Provider" along with the NSW Government logo.

    ONLINE (NSW): Financial Literacy for Creatives

    'Financial Literacy for Creatives' is a surprisingly fun and practical workshop designed specifically by creatives, for creatives, with a range of tips and insights into navigating the realities of financial management in a professional arts practice.

  • A group of four people are gathered around a laptop, smiling and laughing while working together. They are seated at a table in a well-lit room with shelves full of books and binders in the background. Two of the people are wearing baseball caps, and one person has a beard. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo with the text "Service NSW Business Connect Approved Provider" along with the NSW Government logo.

    SYDNEY: Creative’s Guide to Marketing

    Presented in partnership with The Old Fitz Theatre's New Writing Festival. ‘Creative's Guide to Marketing' is a workshop that reimagines marketing tactics to focus on building relationships and devising strategies that work for creative professionals, arts organisations and small businesses.