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Practical skills for working in the cultural sector.

Project management, organizational thinking, and professional development — taught the way we wish someone had taught us. Designed around the real work, not abstract frameworks.

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Why it matters

More than subject expertise.

Working in the cultural sector requires more than subject expertise.

Professionals are increasingly expected to design projects, work across institutions, collaborate internationally, and navigate complex organizational environments — often without having received structured training in these areas.

I design and deliver training that addresses this gap, combining project management, organizational thinking, and professional development in ways that are directly applicable to real work contexts.

My approach.

My training is grounded in practice. It builds on years of experience working on international cultural heritage projects, and focuses on providing participants with tools they can use immediately — not abstract frameworks.

Sessions are designed to be practical and structured, interactive and discussion-based, and connected to real cases and scenarios. The aim is not only to transfer knowledge, but to help participants develop clarity, confidence, and a stronger sense of how to operate within the sector.

What I bring.

I have worked extensively with universities, cultural institutions, and international teams across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States. This allows me to design training that reflects the realities of working in the cultural sector, the expectations of international environments, the growing importance of project-based work, and the need for stronger organizational and professional skills.

Areas of focus

What we cover.

i. Project Management

Project Management for Cultural Projects

Structuring projects from concept to delivery, with the tools that change outcomes most.

  • Structuring projects from concept to delivery
  • Workplans, timelines, and deliverables
  • Budgeting and reporting
  • Managing complexity and stakeholders
ii. International Projects & Funding

International Projects & Funding

Working across funding frameworks, partnerships, and international contexts.

  • Understanding funding frameworks (EU and beyond)
  • Proposal development and project design
  • Working across institutions and countries
  • Building and managing partnerships
iii. Professional & Organizational Skills

Professional & Organizational Skills

Career navigation, role clarity, and the skills teams need to work well together.

  • Navigating the cultural sector and career paths
  • Preparing for applications and opportunities
  • Working effectively in teams
  • Coordination and communication in complex environments

Four pathways into the same practice — from a one-day workshop to a programme built around your institution.

Choose the shape that fits your work.

i. One-day workshop

The Foundations

From €300

€280 early-bird (4 weeks ahead)

7 hours · 12 seats max · city TBC

A focused day for people new to running cultural projects. Frameworks, templates, the essentials — and time to apply them to your own brief.

ii. Three-day intensive

The Practice

€680

€620 early-bird (6 weeks ahead)

3 days · 10 seats max · cohort group

The full method, in depth: scope to handover, with case studies, peer review, and a workbook you keep using long after the room empties.

iii. In-house programme

For Your Team

From €2,300

Scope, group size, and travel determine the fee.

Custom · on-site or hybrid · up to 25

Built around your institution. Pre-engagement diagnosis, tailored content, and follow-up workshops to embed the practice in your real projects.

iv. For institutions

Bring it in-house

From €2,300

A typical one-day in-house engagement.

Museums · foundations · cultural orgs

For institutions training their own teams: a programme designed around your projects, your people, and the gaps you've actually identified — with leadership in the room.

Each engagement is designed around the specific context, goals, and participants. If you are considering a seminar, course, or workshop, we can define together the most appropriate format, structure, and content.

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