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Apple and The King’s Trust launch Creative Labs education program

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Apple and The King’s Trust have launched Creative Labs, an education initiative intended to help young people develop creative and digital skills and prepare for work. The program includes workshops, and Tim Cook, Elton John, and King Charles attended an event with participants.

3 sourcesFirst reported by Apple NewsroomPublished Updated
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Apple, The King’s Trust launch initiative to empower young creatives Apple Newsroom

What we know

Confirmed by several sources

  • Apple and The King’s Trust launched an education initiative aimed at supporting young people. — 9to5Mac, Apple Newsroom

Reported by one source

  • The initiative offers workshops to help young people build creative and digital skills. — 9to5Mac
  • The program is intended to help young people move into the world of work. — Apple Newsroom
  • Tim Cook, Elton John, and King Charles met with participants at an event connected with the launch. — AppleInsider

Coverage 3 publishers

  1. Apple NewsroomFirst reportPrimary source

    Apple, The King’s Trust launch initiative to empower young creatives

    Apple and The King’s Trust are building on their longstanding partnership by launching an immersive new education program to help young people move into the world of work.

  2. 9to5Mac

    Apple partners with The King’s Trust on new Creative Labs initiative in the UK

    Apple and The King’s Trust announced today an expansion of their partnership with a new education program that offers workshops to help young people build creative and digital skills. Here are the details. more…

  3. AppleInsider

    Tim Cook, Elton John, King Charles launch Apple x King's Trust Creative Labs

    Tim Cook, Elton John, and King Charles showed up to Apple Music Hall to meet the young people participating in the newly launched Apple x King's Trust Creative Labs.Elton John, King Charles, Tim Cook, and Skye Newman with Creative Labs…

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