Art allows you to develop an extensive range of creative and technical skills and to understand more about artists and art history.
Art enables you to come up with new ideas, work independently on your own projects and build up examples of your work.
You may develop specific expertise or interest in drawing, painting, photography, animation or sculpture.
In many jobs being able to think and plan creatively can be an advantage.
There are many careers that require creative and artistic skills including architecture, fashion design, advertising, media make-up and floristry.
Art and maths are a good combination for design careers such as architecture, car design or engineering.
Selection of jobs using the subject Art
- Advertising art director
- Animator
- Architect
- Art gallery curator
- Art therapist
- Community arts worker
- Community development worker
- Community education co-ordinator
- Fashion designer
- Graphic designer
- Landscape architect
- Landscaper
- Make-up artist
- Marketing manager
- Photographic stylist
- Primary school teacher
- Set designer
- Stonemason
- Tattooist and body piercer
- Textile designer
- Visual merchandiser
- Web content manager
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Check out more than 800 other job profiles, the above list is just a selection of jobs where a love of art could take you, there will be loads more!
Jobs tagged with a leaf are green jobs that may be involved in producing goods or services that help to protect the environment and look after our natural resources.
Examples of apprenticeships which relate to art
- Community Arts: Community Arts Administration - Level 2
- Community Arts: Community Arts Management - Level 3
- Design - Level 3
- Cultural Learning and Participation Officer- Level 3
Watch a short film on Art and Design apprenticeships here.
Search for apprenticeship vacancies related to art and design.
Examples of vocational college courses that relate to art
- Level 2-3 Creative Practices: Art, Design & Photography
- T-Level Craft and Design
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Examples of degree courses that relate to art
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You can watch videos of people who are working in or studying art and design on Careerpilot Video Stories
Do a free, short, online course to find out more about art (looks great on your CV too!)
- WW1 Heroism: Through Art and Film
- Pictures of Youth: An Introduction to Children's Visual Culture
- Or view other free online courses in Creative Arts
More general
- Do the Careerpilot Skills Profile so you can identify all the skills you can talk about when you apply
- Look at the 'I want to be creative in my working life' section
- Search for courses and apprenticeships related to art