E-grāmata: Teaching Creative Workshops In Person and Online

Patricia has been at the forefront of advising small businesses on best practice for many years, and this handbook is full of her wisdom for both new and much experienced creative teachers. -- Sarah James MBE * Director of Craft Festival and Find a Maker * If theres anyone who knows how to make a living out of your creativity, it is Patricia! As more people opt to turn creative passion into commercial profit, this book can be your guide. Its written by a professional whos been there and done it, and offers top tips plus the all-important inspiring case studies. In short, its essential reading! -- Emma Jones * Founder of Enterprise Nation * This is the definitive guide to how creative practitioners can package their knowledge and experience to create memorable, valuable and enriching courses that people will want to pay a premium for. -- Jo Sealy * Director of To Market, Founder of The Black Artisans, Trustee of Heritage Crafts * This book showcases Patricias drive and energy, in a really practical and inspirational way to help you unleash your teaching potential, identify what you can teach, reach your market, and run creative and powerful workshops. If youve been thinking for a while I should teach this, then this book is the answer. -- Tony Quinn * Reader & Course Leader, BA Ceramic Design, Central Saint Martins * Having worked with Patricia for several years I am delighted that she is sharing her experience and knowledge to empower others. I am a huge believer in it is not always what we know but how we deliver it is what impacts our learners, and this book is a fantastic tool to add to anyones kit. -- Chris Oliver * Head of Professional Training, The Goldsmiths Centre * In this book Patricia has crafted practical exercises and pragmatic top tips, alongside insights from brilliant professionals and, importantly, guidance on reflection to ensure that you develop skills and put them into practice in a way that is right for you and your business. -- Nicky Dewar * Director of Programmes, Crafts Council *