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  Come and Join us at the Coventry Kickstarter Job Fair! We are here to help! In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent impact which the lockdown measures have had on the job market, it is harder than ever to start your career. Are you aged between 18-24 and receiving universal credit? Are you skilled in creative roles, business or social media? Then we need you! Come and join us at the Kickstarter Coventry Job Fair  on Friday the 24th of September at Coventry Rugby Club. We at Lisa Lashes School of Music have a brand-new and unique opportunity for the young who wish to get involved within the events industry! No matter the level of experience, we would like to hear from people who wish to learn to organise events, show a commitment towards growth and are looking to succeed.  How Can We Help? As an education-based institution, Lisa Lashes School of Music prides itself on its commitment to the development of its employees. There is a strong emphasis on developing employability skills to best prepare our employees for their future endeavours, but to paraphrase our managing director “we want to train you to the point...

  We are looking for members to join our team! Are you aged between 18 and 24 passionate about the events industry, music, marketing, or advertising? Here at Lisa Lashes School of Music, we are breaking new ground by teaming up with the Kickstarter Scheme to provide industry-leading opportunities in the events sector to those aged between 18-24 who are receiving Universal Credit.   So What Are We Up To? Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the Kickstarter Scheme is a government-backed initiative in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic. In the modern day, it is harder than ever to begin your career, and the aim of this scheme is to give access to skilled employment for those in danger of falling through the unemployment gap. A well-known beacon of pop-culture and entertainment, Britain hosts a stunning array of events. We at Lisa Lashes School of Music will soon join the fray with our own planned event, but we need your help! We’re looking for bright, creative, passionate people to join our close-knit team. Led by industry leading professionals and in partnership with the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), we hope to spearhead an initiative to get young, talented…

The Lisa Lashes School of Music is proud to be partnered with the Northamptonshire CIRV team (Community Initiative to Reduce Violence) to bring a first-of-its-kind academic embedded music program tackling Knife Crime, Gangs and Violence to our streets by giving our next generation a choice of alternative pathways, better choices and thought processes. After a chance meeting with Inspector Daryl Lyons at The Platform venue in Northampton in 2018, we realised that by working with like-minded people, we can make a difference and substantial change in the community. The CIRV program gives learners a way out by offering jobs and opportunities into the Night-Time Industries with our preferred partners NTIA (Night Time Industries Association) with our bespoke course written to find the strengths and weaknesses of each individual, whether in a music medium or in a creative hub full of industry professionals and tutors with a wealth of knowledge, happy to guide individuals to follow their dreams. We have already experienced the way Music and Education can enrich a young mind, while giving learners the chance to build themselves as better characters and make better choices. By integrating our learners and asking them to leave all preconceptions at the door,…

Find out how we helped 23 year old Haydn get a better insight into the music industry, and level up his life to build an outstanding career in music… And how you could too.

Lisa Lashes School of Music has been making (sound) waves over the last year.  Opening centres in Northampton and Manchester, with future schools opening in London and Cambridge. In terms of DJing and music production, there is no minimum or maximum age limit, which is why it should be no surprise that the school has graduated a new class of learners. Children need alternative provision. When children are excluded or expelled from school, there is very little to occupy them.  This can lead to difficulties in social development, as well as challenges reengaging them back in the academic environment.  The School of Music offers an opportunity to learn something completely unique in an environment vastly different from schools.  We have seen immense growth in these students, with most now going back into school. Names have been changed to protect the students. When Declan started, he struggled with his temper, had trouble engaging with others his age, and was very reluctant to spend time on any form of assignment.  At LLSOM, he has quickly become a top student, thriving in a positive environment, which can devote time to each student.  Declan was given an individual learning plan, and we are pleased…