AWARD School
AWARD School has kicked off its 2025 program, with new course leaders in Western Australia and Queensland, 10 cutting-edge creative briefs, and an increased focus on mentorship.
Now in its 41st year, the intensive 12-week course has launched the careers of renowned global talent, including David Droga, Kim Pick and Leo Premutico.
"AWARD School is a place where great minds think differently and where new ideas and extraordinary careers are born," M&C Saatchi executive creative director and National AWARD school head Scott Dettrick said.
This year will see new leadership with VML Perth creative lead Tim Newton will guide the WA program, while Publicis Worldwide executive creative director Ryan Petie will take the reins in Queensland.
Joint national AWARD School head Sharon Edmondston said there is no better place to be than AWARD School if you're eager to dive into the world of advertising or sharpen your creative skills.
“With unparalleled industry involvement, it’s a truly unique experience for students that's not just about learning; it's about connecting with a vibrant community that nurtures creativity and the application of it in the real world," Edmondston said.
"No qualifications are needed, just your ideas and determination.”
Prospective students can learn more at AWARD School’s online Info Night February 4.
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