Join Pagoda Arts as a Part-Time Education & Youth Worker (Maternity Cover – 9 months)
📍 Liverpool | 🎶 Youth + Culture | 💷 £11.40–£13/hr
🕒 15 hrs/week | Includes weekends & holidays | Start: Week of 7 July
📅 Apply by 20 June | Interviews: 25 June
📄 Job info 👉 http://pagodaarts.org.uk/education-youth-work/
Join The Brain Charity and help change lives every day. They’re on the lookout for passionate, dedicated people to fill the following rewarding role:
🗂️ Activities & Volunteer Assistant
Be the organisational whizz behind their community activities and volunteer service.
🕒 18.75 hours per week
If you’re full of heart, drive and a love for community spirit, they want to hear from you! 💬
✨ Apply now and be part of something meaningful.
📲 Visit www.thebraincharity.org.uk/jobs to find out more and download an application pack. 💼🌈
Closing date: 23 June
Join The Brain Charity and help change lives every day. They’re on the lookout for passionate, dedicated people to fill the following rewarding role:
👥 Activities & Volunteer Co-ordinator
Lead an inclusive programme of events, activities and services.
🕒 30 hours per week
If you’re full of heart, drive and a love for community spirit, they want to hear from you! 💬
✨ Apply now and be part of something meaningful.
📲 Visit www.thebraincharity.org.uk/jobs to find out more and download an application pack.
Closing date: 23 June
This is a great opportunity to work across two dynamic teams within the New Technologies and Innovation department of Arts Council England.
This new role will sit within the Digital Accelerator Programme, a national programme, managed by the Arts Council but funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, which supports organisations across the country to invest in their digital infrastructure with a programme of advice, support and financial support. The role will also provide comms support to the Digital Culture Network which works across the country with a team of technical experts who provide practical, on-the-ground help to the creative and culture sector. Their focus is around digital skills, data literacy and leadership development
Role Details: You will be responsible for delivery of communication activity related to the Digital Accelerator Programme and the Digital Cultural Network.
In a typical week, you will:
To apply and for more details, visit here
Closing date: 20 June
The Advocacy and Campaigns Manager will play a crucial role in shaping and delivering Put Children First, the advocacy and campaigning initiative of Alder Hey Children’s Charity.
This role requires a strategic thinker with strong public affairs expertise, policy understanding, and excellent communication skills. The campaign is child led and will involve working with children to raise their voice.
The post holder will also work with politicians, policymakers, clinicians and internal stakeholders, partner organisations, and the public to advocate for change, ensuring that Alder Hey Children’s Charity is a leading voice in children’s health policy and advocacy. This role is one of the first with a charity aligned to an NHS Trust and will appeal to someone with a strong desire to pioneer advocacy and campaigning in a unique setting.
For more details and to apply, visit here
Closing date: 24 June
LIPA are seeking to appoint an experienced vocalist and educator to join their School of Music as a Lecturer in Music (Voice).
The post holder will directly report to Head of Music (Performance) and will teach music and related subjects to students enrolled on a range of courses as assigned by the Head of Discipline, depending on knowledge and experience, manage modules or parts of courses as required and assess students by the formal or informal methods required by external examining bodies and internal procedures. In addition, you will contribute to curriculum innovation, development and implementation, assist in the implementation of pastoral and welfare systems provided for students and continue personal and professional development in the areas of both subject knowledge and teaching methods.
The ideal candidate will have a degree or equivalent qualification, and a track record of performance and teaching voice at HE level. You will be student focussed, building a supportive and creative environment for students to develop their skills in a practice-based learning environment, with a strong commitment to preparing students for sustained employment.
As a new colleague you will join a thriving creative community and learning environment, working with inspiring students and supportive colleagues. The successful applicant will contribute to the ongoing development of vocational learning, practice, and scholarship within LIPA. In return we offer a highly creative working environment that will inspire you to fulfil your potential and training opportunities to develop your skills and experience, competitive salary commensurate with experience, pension, generous holiday entitlements, complimentary tickets to inhouse productions and the opportunity to become part of their unique international community of creatives, performers, technicians, managers, and film makers.
This is a part-time (30 hours per week), permanent post to commence from September 2025.
To apply, visit here
Closing date: 13 June
National Museums Liverpool currently have the post of Marketing Officer available.
Reporting to the Marketing Manager, you will develop and implement an assortment of creative campaigns to promote the extraordinary work and programmes delivered by National Museums Liverpool.
You’ll actively contribute to raising the profile of their organisation, their seven venues, and help reach audiences locally, regionally and nationally through inspiring, inclusive and engaging campaigns.
They’re looking for an experienced marketing professional that has a creative flare, a fantastic understanding of audience development and is highly engaged with arts and culture. You’ll get to work on an assortment of campaigns varying in type and size in a fast-paced environment – collaborating with a wide range of colleagues from across National Museums Liverpool.
Together we’ll challenge expectations and create memorable experiences for everyone.
To apply, visit here
Closing date: 25 June
Interpretation and Digital Officer – 35 hours per week, temporary contract until September 2028
The Role
Chester Zoo now have an exciting new role for an Interpretation and Digital Officer. This role is part of the Networks for Nature project team.
Networks for Nature spans c60 square miles from the River Dee to the River Mersey, including Chester and Ellesmere Port. This is a collaborative partnership project working with Cheshire West and Chester Council, The Land Trust, Cheshire Wildlife Trust, Canal and River Trust, and Sustrans with the aim to drive nature recovery in a mixed-use landscape, creating diverse habitats for species to thrive now and for years to come. They will empower communities to have an active role in conservation action and stewardship and will focus on making nature more accessible to and inclusive for everyone to enable connection and improve wellbeing. To find out more about Networks for Nature visit Networks For Nature | Conservation at Chester Zoo.
As an Interpretation and Digital Officer, you’ll work closely and collaboratively with a wide range of in-zoo teams including the Networks for Nature project staff, Interpretation, Digital Learning, Marketing, PR, Fundraising, and will also link with the project partners. You’ll be responsible for the development of interpretation and promotional materials for the project. This will include interpretation materials at partner and community sites, resources for event activities and promotion of the project via e-newsletters, social media and other digital channels, such as the Wild Wander app.
To apply, visit here
Closing date: 1 June
Hours: 35 hours per week / 1 FTE (Monday – Sunday on a rota basis)
Salary: £29,416.80 per annum
Based: Calderstones Park, Liverpool, L18 3JB
Duration: Fixed Term (Maternity Cover)
Deadline: 22nd May 2025
This role is key to the operational success of The Reader’s Calderstones site, ensuring their ethos, values and vision are at the forefront of all they do at Calderstones. This is a diverse, fast-paced role that is responsible for leading the team to deliver the safe operational running of all activities on site, including presentation standards, visitor flow, visitor assistance, access and health and safety. Leading from the front, this role is vital in cross-organisational working for activity ran by The Reader.
If you’re inspired by their mission, are looking for a new challenge, and want to work for a forward-thinking organisation at a really interesting time, they’d love to hear from you.
To apply, visit here
Please send your completed application forms to laurakershaw@thereader.org.uk
Closing date: 22 May
This is an exciting opportunity to join the School of Music as a Lecturer in Music (Creative and Professional Practice).
Directly reporting to the Head of Music (Academic), the post holder will teach music and related subjects to students enrolled on a range of courses as assigned by the Head of Discipline, depending on knowledge and experience, manage modules or parts of courses as required and assess students by the formal or informal methods required by external examining bodies and internal procedures.
In addition, you will contribute to curriculum innovation, development and implementation, assist in the implementation of pastoral and welfare systems provided for students and continue personal and professional development in the areas of both subject knowledge and teaching methods.
For more information and to apply, see here
Closing date: 30 May