Television Training

The 2021-22 SuperSizer cohort is announced.

Following the success of Factual Fast Track Wales, BBC, Channel 4, Northern Ireland Screen and Screen Scotland are launching Factual Fast Track Scotland and Northern Ireland: a development programme designed to accelerate the careers of Scotland and Northern Ireland’s most talented and creative factual producers through paid placements, commissioning insights, training opportunities and leading industry mentors. 

We have launched our TV traineeship rad for the second year in a row with a 41% increase in applications.

StoryFutures Academy and TRC are working together to deliver an immersive bootcamp for senior creatives in a range of roles across film, television and gaming.

Our next short course in January 2020 will be around the subject of negotiation for people working in TV. 

Miss out on our information sessions for rad? Not to worry - we've rounded up some key info, hints and tips for starting your career in television. 

Nine Scottish production companies are to host a trainee researcher from an under-represented background in move to tackle lack of diversity in television sector

People with disabilities are under-represented in the TV industry. We want to change that! We'll be speaking about our Trainee TV Researcher programme at Glasgow Disability Alliance's summit for young people on 29th November.

Are you looking to diversify your team? rad offers 7 independent production companies the opportunity to benefit from a trainee researcher for 10 months, where 50% of the salary is covered by TRC, plus a series of training workshops for host companies and monthly training sessions for trainees.

Part 2 of TRC's Edinburgh TV Festival Round Up. Emma reports back on What Commissioners Want (what they really really want). Featuring Netflix, ITV, Youtube Originals and more.