With a mission to fuel the next generation, boomsatsuma provides creative courses to young pioneers of the industry, helping them to fulfil their potential with a team of 30 specialist staff who do things a little differently. boomsatsuma, a home-grown Bristol success story, is growing and shows no signs of stopping. Starting with 15 students back in 2014, the creative organisation now has over 370 students. So why has it happened so fast? We talked to executive director, Stuart Wood, to find out more. “In one way it’s simple, we’re very good at what we do. We’re specialists and we put all our energy into delivering a small number of high-quality, unique courses. Students can’t find what we offer anywhere else, and we give them the best possible experience.” What is unique about boomsatsuma? “The biggest difference between boomsatsuma and other providers is that our courses are partnered with some of Bristol’s most prestigious organisations and our students work alongside the professionals, giving them a real place of work and the chance to work on real projects.” How did the name come about? “Well I admit, it’s not conventional. Our whole ethos is about empowering young people and putting them… Read full this story
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