Creative Grounds equips people in Namibia with the digital, creative and professional skills needed to present, deliver and grow their work in international markets.
Creative Grounds prepares self-employed people, graduates and creative professionals for international clients and markets — through modern technology, professional digital standards, strong communication and applied creative practice. AI is important, but it is part of a wider toolkit.
Creative Grounds is not an AI-only training offer. It is a market-readiness lab: people learn current tools, professional workflows and creative standards that help them present and deliver work to international clients.
Creative Grounds builds on Plenum Communications’ long-standing programme and production experience: EU projects and programme delivery since 2017, more than 300 people advised, trained or supported, and 150+ CGI and visualisation projects delivered for clients.
Ivailo Ivanov and Noé Tortosa presented Plenum’s MediaLab approach at re:publica 2026: project-based, AI-supported learning for creative and media professions, rooted in Plenum’s 3D practice and education-project experience since 2017.
The home page stays intentionally concise. Each pathway has its own space with audience, format, modules and expected outcomes.
Project-based AI practice for graduates in IT, marketing and design.
Explore pathwayPositioning, content, publishing and simple workflows for self-employed people and small businesses.
Explore pathwayA development option for jobseekers and people returning to work, subject to local cooperation and funding.
View development outlinePractical learning works best when it starts with a real task, respects local context and produces something people can actually use.
Creative Grounds Lab · Plenum CommunicationsCreative Grounds grows from Plenum Communications’ work in communication, digital media, visualisation and publicly funded education projects in Berlin. The Namibia initiative is separate and being developed with its own partners, needs and funding routes.
See project experienceA multidisciplinary foundation for programme design and creative learning.
Our programmes are designed around practical work: people build, publish, test, present and improve. That experience is then translated into the international market-readiness model for Namibia.
See our project experienceUniversities, public institutions, businesses and funding organisations are invited to shape a focused pilot with us.