Apple partners with King’s Trust for Creative Labs workshops
Apple and the UK charity King's Trust have launched "Creative Labs," a new education program focused on helping people aged 18 to 30 build creative and digital skills. The first cohort—up to 20 participants—started workshops this week, coinciding with the opening of Apple Music Hall in London. More groups and sessions will roll out over the next year. Apple is also developing AI learning materials with King's Trust for students and teachers.
- Workshops target ages 18 to 30
- First group began with music and creative industry focus
- Apple and King’s Trust partnered since 2019
- More cohorts and sessions coming in the next year
- Apple, King’s Trust co-developing AI learning resources
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