ITC Independent Theatre Council

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The session will be exploring the rise of AI in grievance processes and what it means for companies, the risks of relying on AI-generated contracts and how using AI to draft confidential documents such as workplace investigations can compromise your duty of confidentiality. We’ll also look at practical steps for building AI-specific clauses into your…

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    This 30-minute online Introduction Session is designed to help you understand what ITC offers and unlock the full potential of your ITC membership. Whether you’re a newcomer or need a refresher, we’ll show you how to make ITC work for you and your company. Session overview: Perfect For: Attendees can access our handy Induction Sheets…

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    ITC invites you to a live sector forum on fair work and networking event hosted by Riding Lights in York on the 11th November 2-5.30pm Topics for discussion include: An afternoon of ITC guidance, advice and support with peer-learning and networking drinks. Open to managers and practitioners from throughout the UK. Registration fee: ITC members…

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    As part of your ITC membership, organisation can access Disclosure & Barring Service checks for their staff. This session is a practical guide to how to properly complete a DBS application form, as well as an explanation of who can qualify for a check, and a guide to how to apply for the appropriate level…

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    When do you need to step back from the day-to-day running of your performing arts organisation to consider whether you should register it as a limited company? When might charity status be of value?  How easy is it to make these changes, and how do you do this?  This webinar provides an overview of these…

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    This online course explores how to approach and draft successful funding applications for performing arts projects. It will cover why to fundraise, what makes your project unique, different types of funders, fundamental steps of solicitation, dealing with rejection, who to involve in the process, and how. This course is for anyone who fundraises in an organisation or…

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    Overview: This four-hour session condenses 21 years of frontline money management — the good times, the bad times, and everything in between — into a ten-stage roadmap, designed to help you navigate the sometimes baffling, sometimes overwhelming landscape of creative industry finances with more confidence. During the session, you will be guided through a series…

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    Many performing arts organisations start with everyone working on a voluntary, unpaid basis; however, as soon as you move on from this, it is important to be aware of the many and varied legal issues that will arise.  This webinar introduces some of the most important areas to be aware of when contracting workers and…

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    Course Overview: This 3.5-hour online course simplifies essential accounting concepts and financial terminology, making them easy to grasp. Tailored for performing arts managers, board members, and professionals without formal financial training, it equips you with the confidence to navigate key financial reports and effectively fulfil your responsibilities. You’ll learn to understand and interpret vital financial…

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    What is this course about? This course explores some of the core skills and practicalities involved in managing staff. It will cover the design and development of an effective appraisal process, the skills involved in conducting constructive appraisals and applying these to regular performance management. Who is this course for?This course is for existing managers…

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    Creativity is at the heart of the performing arts, so it is vital to be aware of the law that surrounds the use of creative work, and how you can do this with confidence.  This session will introduce the basic principles of Intellectual Property (“IP”) law, with a particular focus on copyright, which protects literary,…