Finding part-time opportunities in the film and television industry in Scotland can be incredibly challenging. Whether you are balancing parenting, caring responsibilities, health considerations, or seeking a lifestyle change, job sharing could be the perfect way to maintain and grow your career whilst achieving the flexibility you desire.
About Powerhouse Partnerships Course
This dynamic, hands-on workshop has been carefully designed by industry experts to give you the practical tools, strategies, and confidence to build a successful job-share partnership that works both for you and for the industry.
Taking place on Thursday 13 November 2025, this course is action-packed, highly interactive and tailored to help you thrive.
What you’ll gain from attending:
> Learn from experts with experience of job sharing, hiring and working collaboratively in the screen industries
> Participate in practical exercises to strengthen communication with your job-share partner, teams and colleagues
> Strategically plan how you and your partner can secure work as a duo
> Understand the contractual essentials – learn how to create a strong job-share agreement that protects both you and your partner, and how to handle important conversations with confidence
> Maximise your partnership’s strengths to deliver real impact in your role and career
> Understand how to simultaneously reassure and manage expectations of those hiring you as a job-share duo.
Meet the Hosts
Hannah Corneck
Lead tutor Hannah Corneck is a Professional Development Consultant with over 30 years in unscripted production, 15 years experience working as an executive coach and a decade spent as a leadership trainer, people strategist and creative consultant working in screen and audio. She will talk us through the practical side of setting up a job sharing partnership and share her wealth of experience in how to make these agreements a success.
Amy Shaw
You may recognise Amy as the Co-Manager of BECTU Vision, but she is also a passionate and experienced advocate for job sharing in the Film & TV Industry. After the birth of her children, Amy adapted her career to align with her new responsibilities through a job sharing partnership. She is deeply committed to creating opportunities and pathways for individuals who need greater flexibility in their working lives, while still thriving within Scotland’s vibrant Film & TV sector.
Do I need a Job-Share Partner to attend?
We encourage participants to attend in pairs with a potential job-share partner, as many exercises are designed to build and strengthen your working relationship.
Don’t have a partner yet?
No problem – the course is suitable for you and we still encourage you to apply. We may be able to help match you with another participant or recommend alternative training options.
