No Limits Pilot Creative Training Programme

Programme Introduction

The No Limits Pilot Creative Training Programme provides local teaching artists with hands-on experience of integrating inclusive practices into the classroom. Designed to support teachers at various stages of their careers, the programme aims to nurture a new generation of inclusive arts talent, and promote the long-term development of professional practitioners in Hong Kong.

In October 2026, world-leading inclusive dance organisation Candoco Dance Company (UK) returns to offer two training courses providing targeted support based on the experience and career goals of local practitioners.

Foundation Course: This training is tailored for teaching artists who are building their confidence and skills in facilitation. The course introduces core teaching principles and practical tools, and supports participants in planning and leading accessible, creative and responsive inclusive classrooms. After the training, participants are offered the chance to take part in three-month, hands-on community placements, leading workshops for people with disabilities and co-creating community showcases* to share their experiences and creative achievements.

Advanced Course: Designed for senior practitioners with approximately five or more years of experience in the field, or participants who have already completed the Foundation Course, this training includes core inclusive curricula, specialised areas of practice, applied case studies and mentoring and consultation sessions. The course develops and expands on the language, framework and discourse of participants’ current practices, and supports practitioners to apply foundational principles to complex real-life scenarios involving facilitation, creation, leadership and project planning.

Running in parallel, these courses are designed to inspire and support the sustainable development of inclusive arts in Hong Kong.

*The community showcases will be presented to the public as part of the Jockey Club “No Limits” Education and Community Programme in January and March 2027, along with sharing sessions where facilitators and participants discuss their insights and experiences.