He Worked For Free On Purpose — Here's How It Built A Career | Patrick Walters #shorts #podcast
About this episode
Patrick Walters discusses how working for free helped him build a successful career as an arts educator.
Send us Fan Mail Patrick Walters breaks down exactly how he launched his career as an arts educator — and it didn't start with a paycheck. He and his friend Josh took on a stack of pro bono work, going wherever they could to hone their skills, build up their CVs, and grind out workshops while getting into communities. That groundwork compounded: he went on to work with the Toronto Public Library, started landing grants, ran his own programming, and partnered with cultural hotspots across the...
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Guest: Patrick Walters
Topics covered
- career development
- arts education
- pro bono work
- community engagement
- skill building
Keywords
- arts educator
- pro bono
- career launch
- workshops
- community
- grants
- programming
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Toronto Public Library
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