Apple Launches Creative Labs Program With The King's Trust
Apple is partnering with UK charity The King's Trust to launch a new education program that will help young people build careers in creative industries, Apple said today . The Apple x King's Trust Creative Labs will give people aged 18 to 30 the opportunity to work with Apple experts as they look into different career paths. An initial cohort of up to 20 people is participating in specialized…
Apple and The King’s Trust have announced the launch of a new initiative, "Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs," aimed at expanding their partnership with educational programs. This initiative focuses on offering workshops to help young people develop creative and digital skills, providing them with necessary technology, resources, and expertise to realize their potential.
The first cohort of up to 20 participants, aged 18 to 30, will engage in music industry and creative workshops, aligned with the recent opening of Apple Music Hall. Apple's senior director of Global Community Impact, Alisha Johnson Wilder, emphasized the initiative's significance for both Apple and The King’s Trust, stating that it aligns with Apple's belief in education as a force for equity and opportunity.
Jonathan Townsend, The King’s Trust's UK chief executive, echoed similar sentiments, calling it an "exciting new chapter" that will further equip young people with the confidence and digital skills needed for employment. Additionally, Apple is collaborating with The King’s Trust to enhance AI literacy and assist educators in integrating new technologies into their teaching methods.
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