Raw Power Management – who work with the likes of Bring Me The Horizon and Bullet For My Valentine – have announced a scholarship with Notting Hill Academy of Music for those looking to work in the music industry.
Huge rock and metal management firm Raw Power – who work with the likes of Bullet For My Valentine, Bring Me The Horizon, Don Broco and Boston Manor – have announced details of a new 2021 scholarship to give someone their start in the music industry.
The Raw Power Management Craig Jennings Scholarship in Creative Music Business has been launched in association with The Notting Hill Academy of Music and Rose Bruford, with the winner of the scholarship being given the opportunity to study Creative Music Business (Raw Power and Relentless Records).
An overview of the course – which will be full-time for nine months, and normally costs £9,250 – asks: "Are you serious about working in the music industry? Get the skills to become a Record Label Manager, Streaming Manager, Artist Manager, Tour Manager, Booking Agent, Publicist. Get connected and get into the music industry in just nine months.
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"You will study and learn, everything you need to now about: The Music Industry Today, Starting a Business, Live Streaming, Digital, Events, Starting your Career, Developing & Marketing Artists and Products."
Says Raw Power CEO Craig Jennings: "I am very excited to announce my Raw Power Scholarship with the Notting Hill Academy of Music. I have always supported and worked with up and coming talent in the UK, and this scholarship offers a great opportunity for one very lucky winner."
To apply, head on over to this link and enter your details!
