Course
Creative Development
9 am — 12 pm
Course
Creative Development
9 am — 12 pm
We’re launching a free, coached job‑shadowing program where you will spend a day with a peer in Denmark, see how they work in practice and bring back ideas that you can apply straight away. The initiative also supports the development of a cross‑border network that opens doors to future collaborations and markets.
Job‑shadowing is a hands-on way of learning that builds relationships, deepens understanding and turns insight into action—for you, your organisation, and in the long term the Öresund region’s creative ecosystem. You identify what you want to learn, for example working methods, practices and tools, or explore potential collaborations or business opportunities on the other side of the strait. Additionally which person, organisation or role you would like to ‘shadow’ for a day at their workplace A certified coach supports you via group coaching sessions throughout the process to ensure you can meaningfully absorb the new insights that emerge during the job‑shadowing in order to develop an action plan. You’ll also receive support from fellow participants and Media Evolution’s professional network. Please note there is a limited amount of seats available, so send in your application as soon as possible. All applications will be reviewed and responded to during June 2026.
The job‑shadowing initiative is for professionals in Skåne from across the cultural and creative industries, as well as those applying creative skills in other sectors. We welcome participants in different stages of their careers, from freelancers and small companies, public organisations, enterprises, associations and foundations—anyone willing to trust the process and take part in the job‑shadowing with curiosity and openness. Please note that you need to have a Swedish organisation number to be accepted.
In this workshop you and your peer participants will share initial thoughts, set individual goals and make an inventory of your competences and needs in a group setting, coached by Mette Sjöberg Anthonsen. It’s mandatory to participate in the workshop.
It’s time for your Job Shadowing day that you and your host have scheduled. In practical terms, job shadowing means that you will follow and observe another individual for a day at their workplace to learn about their work tasks and work processes in practice. The day is structured based on your personal goals and needs defined by you during the prep workshop. During the individual job-shadowing phase you will also be able to attend online feedback group sessions together with the coach and peer participants, where you will focus on specific needs or questions and give each other support in the process. These sessions are voluntary to participate in.
You and your fellow peer participants meet to share learning and reflections, looking for synergies and opportunities for co‑creation. Guided by the coach, you will create individual, sustainable action plans. You’ll also check in on the buddy system/accountable peers to explore how to keep supporting one another long‑term. As this is an important part of the process, it’s mandatory to participate in the workshop.
Mette Sjöberg Anthonsen is a Danish national, living and working in Gothenburg since 1998. She has a deep interest in society, politics and creativity and spends one part of her time within academia lecturing at the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg; one part consulting with a diverse range of clients and context while also spending time painting. Mette is accustomed to working with different stakeholders driving projects forward, and doing so fluently in Danish, English and Swedish. She has a more than 3000+ hours experience of facilitating learning in groups and has good knowledge and understanding of the conditions for professionals in cultural and creative industries.
This training is part of Create, Adapt, Sustain – a project that supports creative professionals in Skåne to strengthen digital skills, leadership and Futures thinking. It is run by Media Evolution in collaboration with Region Skåne and The City of Malmö with funding from the European Social Fund.