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Every week I meet young people who have been misunderstood not because of their ability, but because of the environments they’ve been expected to learn in. Their behaviour is interpreted long before their strengths are explored, and families are often left explaining, clarifying or trying to help professionals see the child behind the surface. For the young people I call the brilliantly underestimated, this is a familiar pattern. They are perceptive, creative and capable, but

At GGGE , we believe creativity isn’t just a passion. It’s a game changer for your career. Whether you're working in creative direction, project management, design, or any other creative field, embracing your creative confidence can elevate your work, grow your skills, and open doors you never expected. We know career development isn’t just about mastering technical skills. It’s about feeling confident enough to express your ideas, collaborate effectively, and take risks. Tha

Building a career isn’t a straight road. There are moments of excitement and growth, but also days filled with doubt, setbacks, and...

At Give-Get-Go Education, we believe training isn’t just about gaining knowledge. It’s about transformation. Every workshop, rehearsal or...

Something special happens when different generations come together to share stories. Film has the power to connect people across ages,...

When people think about theatre, film, or events, they often picture bright lights, scripts, and performances. But here’s the secret:...

When people think about creative training, they often picture acting, film, or maybe a bit of stage work. And yes, those things are part...

We all know the saying, “Teamwork makes the dream work.” It might sound cheesy, but in the world of theatre, film, and events—it’s the...

Not everyone is born loud, bold and ready to take charge. In fact, most young people who join our GGGE training start off feeling unsure,...

Ever tried figuring something out completely on your own, only to realise weeks later that someone could’ve told you the answer in five...