How to apply

Born on a Monday byAlison Lowry

This year we have tried to make it as easy as possible for you to apply. We have simplified the application form and hope we have made the instructions really clear. If you run into any difficulties check the content on the pages and blog posts.

You can also talk with other applicants and previous winners on our Facebook page. In fact, check our all of our social media sites by following the links on this page.

How can I apply to Future Makers?

Step 1

Check to ensure that you are eligible. Check the details on our Eligibility Criteria page.

Step 2

Make sure you are a registered client of the Crafts Council of Ireland. You can do this by sending an email request to registration@ccoi.ie with “Future Makers client registration” in the subject field.

Step 3

Become a fan of our Future Maker Facebook page and join our group. Follow us on Twitter to ensure you are up to date with all the latest news, tips, video interviews and event information.

Step 4

Download your Application Form here

You can insert your information in the PDF, save it until you have completed your application.  You will need to use the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded for MAC or PC for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/

NOTE: Please download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader!

Step 5

Make sure you have included all of the required supporting documentation including images of your work and that they are clearly labeled.

Click to view our application guidelines.

Step 6

Email a digital copy of the application form, supporting documentation and images to futuremakers@ccoi.ie on or before 4pm on Tuesday 26th March 2013. Post two hardcopies of your application and supporting documentation (images can be supplied in JPEG format on a disc) to:

Crafts Council of Ireland,

Future Makers,

Education Training and Development,

Castle Yard,

Kilkenny.

The An Post stamp on your posted documents must show a date no later than 4pm on Tuesday 26th March 2013.

 
 
About Futuremakers

The Crafts Council of Ireland's "Future Maker Awards and Grants" provide support for the next generation of makers to learn, experience, investigate, develop, create and shape the future of Irish Craft. Future Makers fund: research, training, residencies, materials, exhibitions and much more.

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