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ContentsContentsList of tablesList of FiguresList of AppendicesExecutive Summaryiiiiiiiiii1 Part 11.1 Introduction 11.2 Objectives 11.3 Scope 11.4 Methodology 11.5 Setting the scene 21.6 Description of the creative industries sector 61.7 The national picture 71.8 Geographical distribution 81.9 The South West region 91.10The creative industries sector in Gloucestershire, the South West and GB in relation to theAnnual Business Inquiry1.10.1 Employees 101.10.2 Employers 111.11The creative industries in Gloucestershire, comparing the Annual Business Inquiry datawith the Gloucestershire Business Link Client Management data9132.0 Part 22.1 Detailed sector analysis 152.2 Employment 162.3 Qualifications 172.4 Present skill requirements 182.5 Skill shortage and skill gaps 182.6 Skill gap by sub sector 182.6.1 Audio-visual 182.6.2 Design 192.6.3 Photo-imaging 192.6.4 Publishing 202.6.5 Arts and entertainment sector 212.7 Future skill requirements 212.8 Education and training 212.9 Training provision 212.10 Government Training Initiatives 223.0 Conclusion 23i
List of Tables1 The creative industries sector 72 Classification of regional clusters relating to the creative industries sector 83 Number of employees in the creative industries sector in GB, SW and Gloucestershire in 1998and 20024 Number of employers in the creative industries sector in GB, SW and Gloucestershire in 1998and 20025 The number of companies and their employees in the creative industries sector inGloucestershire6 Company size in the creative industry sector in Gloucestershire 147 Employment in the creative industries sector in the UK 168 Geographical distribution of employment of four creative industries sub sectors 17101213List of Figures1 The percentage change in employment in the creative industries sector in GB, SW andGloucestershire between 1998 and 20022 The percentage change in the number of employers in the creative industries sector in GB, SWand Gloucestershire between 1998 and 200211131 Current DCMS Sector ClassificationsAppendices2 Relevant SOC categories for the creative industries: based on SOC (90) codes in Creative IndustryMapping Document3 Strategic process for sector skills planning and action4 INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS – A description of industry sub sectors from DCMS Creative IndustriesMapping Document 20015 Numbers of VAT- based businesses in the creative industries in Great Britain6 Creative industries employment : Great Britain7 Comparison of the number of employees in the creative industries sector for Great Britain, SouthWest and Gloucestershire8 Comparison of the number of employers in the creative industries sector for Great Britain, SouthWest and Gloucestershire9 Number of employees in the creative industries sector in GB10 Number of employees in the creative industries sector in the South West11 Number of employees in the creative industries sector in Gloucestershire12 Number of employers in the creative industries sector in GB13 Number of employers in the creative industries sector in the South West14 Number of employers in the creative industries sector in Gloucestershire15 Some of the larger companies (21 employees and over) in Gloucestershire16 Description of employment activity in each of the creative industries sub sectors17 Comparison of creative industries sub sectors18 New media or digital media activitiesii
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