A call's going out for young adults in the Island to join a unique work experience scheme.
18-22 year olds are needed to help run the BBC Blast project - which offers youngsters the chance to get creative in a series of free workshops and masterclasses.
The BBC Blast Bus is touring the UK - and will be in the Isle of Man in October.
Professionals in the arts have been recruited to give expert tuition to the youngsters.
But organisers still need a team to make sure the project runs smoothly.
Alison Woods is bringing 'BBC Blast 08' to the Island - she's looking for people with a wide range of talents to help her (audio file attachment):
If you're interested, go to bbc.co.uk/jobs and click on 'work placements'.
The deadline for applications is Monday, August 18.
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