Creative Employment Pathways
Creative Employment Pathways
SEE supports disabled and neurodivergent artists to develop the skills, confidence, experience and support networks needed to participate in professional arts environments and pursue paid creative work.
Pathway &
Artist mentoring –
Work readiness –
Production experience –
Paid pathways –
Creative leadership –
Micro-enterprise/freelance arts –
Outcomes
creative goals, practice development, self-direction
communication, collaboration, planning, workplace routines
rehearsal, performance, exhibition, screen, sound, technical roles
artist fees, contracts, touring, public presentation
decision-making, authorship, artist-led projects
artist profiles, portfolios, documentation, proposals
SEE is not an employment agency and does not replace employment services. SEE may complement employment services by providing disability-related creative capacity building, artist mentoring and supported arts employment pathways.