The BBC has announced the launch of the second edition of its Open Music training program. This initiative aims to provide practical training, expert guidance, and mentorship to 30 selected individuals in various aspects of classical music, including radio production, sound engineering, presenting, and digital content creation.

BBC Radio 3 Controller, Sam Jackson, expresses enthusiasm for the upcoming program, highlighting the success of last year's participants. He emphasizes the organization's constant search for promising talent and encourages individuals with a strong creative drive to apply. The BBC, being one of the world's largest media organizations with extensive reach, offers abundant opportunities for individuals with innovative ideas. Moreover, the organization is known for commissioning a significant amount of new music in the UK.

Jackson invites potential applicants to consider the BBC as their ideal platform, offering tailored mentoring and invaluable career experience within a unique and influential institution. The program is open to individuals of all backgrounds, ages, and talents, as long as they possess a genuine passion for making exceptional and unforgettable radio content.

The training scheme is scheduled to take place from September 2023 to September 2024. The culmination of this program will be the creation of a BBC Proms program by the trainees selected for this year's edition.