Community Post Type: Jobs

The venue are seeking Music Leaders to join their youth teaching team to play a key role in their Saturday morning Music Club and, for one of the positions, leading their Youth Choir.

Band on the Wall, alongside their award-winning gigs, has a vibrant Learning and Wellbeing Programme, with workshops and groups for all ages and abilities.

Saturdays are dedicated to young people – they strive to create a musical playground, giving young people the chance to develop their skills; discover new styles and try their hand at a range of instruments. This consists of three groups:

Discovery Club for ages 8-12 10:15 -12:00

Young Musician’s Club for those 11+ 10:15-12:00

Youth Choir for young people 10+ 12:30-13:30

This is a rewarding opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of young musicians and contribute to their musical development. They have a dedicated music leader for both Discovery and Young Musician’s Club, and they would like these additional Music Leaders to be able to work with both groups during each session.

Discovery Club sees young people playing percussion, trying their hand at fiddle, tin whistle, or guitar, as well as learning how to play in small groups as well as together.

Young Musician’s Club is where young people bring along their instrument or use one of the venue’s own and play in a large ensemble as well as in smaller bands. They explore different genres and styles.

Their Youth Choir covers a range of styles and helps further develop young people’s musical skills.

They strongly encourage peer-to-peer teaching and want music leaders to assist the young people in exploring their creativity.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 29 April

Consultancy role overview

Expressions of interest are invited from experienced cultural consultants to lead on a 9-month period of consultation in partnership with a network of Ellesmere Port and Neston arts, cultural, and heritage organisations. The project aims to engage with local stakeholders to assess the needs and opportunities of Ellesmere Port’s cultural landscape and inform the development of a comprehensive cultural strategy for the town.

£20,000 available for estimated 60-70 days

The strategy will have work for children and young people as a key priority.

Crucially, the consultant will use this strategy to support the development of a funding application to Arts Council England’s’Place Partnership’ fund, with the goal of securing investment for Ellesmere Port’s communities and arts and culture sector. *Theatre Porto, The Waterways Museum, Little Actors, Library service, Edsential, Boaty Theatre Company, Creativity Collaborative, St Bernards School, Curious Mind

Full details and to apply see here https://theatreporto.org/strategy-and-fundraising-consultant/ – OPPORTUNITY: Strategy and Fundraising Consultant – Theatre Porto

Closing date: 1 May

They are recruiting for a Deputy Customer Experience Manager to lead an excellent front of house service and deliver a first class audience experience for visitors.

You’ll support and motivate the team to achieve their day-to-day sales targets from various bars, kiosks, and at-seat delivery service, and proactively work to improve what they offer to customers. You’ll be working in a friendly, dedicated team in a dynamic, exciting venue – so this is an ideal opportunity if you enjoy working in a varied, busy role with a diverse range of people.

If you have the skills to achieve goals and an affinity for their values they’d like to hear from you! Experience from within the entertainment sector is not essential and we actively encourage applications from people from the widest range of backgrounds, including those currently under-represented in this industry.

The Palace Theatre & Opera House are stunning, large-scale historic theatres located at the heart of Manchester City Centre, with a packed programme of live performances and thousands of visitors in a typical year.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 5 May

The role presents an exciting opportunity to share your enthusiasm for the culture, history and landscape of the Lake District with Lakeland Arts’ youngest audiences.

You will be an energetic and highly skilled communicator with experience of engaging with children and families. You will have the ability to create high quality resources that can support teachers to extend their students’ learning back in the classroom.

You will have a strong commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, and to widening participation opportunities for people in Cumbria, coupled with the drive and imagination to contribute to a sustainable and outstanding participation and learning programme.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 1 May

Liverpool’s Royal Court is looking to work with an external consultant with a successful track record and lived experience/time served of championing EDI to support its EDI Committee, EDI champions, Board, executive and senior management team to:

• Assess our current EDI policy and action plan to ensure it reflects our ambitions
• Planning and executing an effective strategy
• Embed our EDI policy and action plan across the organisation
• Develop a programme of training for Board, exec, senior management and all staff and practitioners to ensure greater understanding of EDI across the organisation
• Determine an evaluation matrix to monitor EDI progress across the organisation
• Deliver on our commitment to LCR Race Equality manifesto and be a champion for EDI across the cultural sector in our region We expect this to be a 6-9 month contract with approximately 1.5 days per month dedicated to face-to-face meetings with the EDI Committee, CEO and EDI champions across the organisation.

Estimated Fee range: £5000 – £6000

How to Apply:

Please send in your latest CV along with a Cover Letter to abishek@liverpoolsroyalcourt.com

Liverpool Arts Club have an exciting job role coming up at Tokyo Industries HQ!

If you are passionate about the live music industry have a keen eye for production technical specs and just a general sound person 😉 then apply for their Production Manager role and join their expanding entertainments team who are responsible for some of the busiest and best music venues in the country!

Hit the link below for more details!

Production Manager – https://indeedhi.re/3Ufaj5A

Closing date – Sunday 12th May 2024

The Senior Operations Producer will work across the whole organisation, with teams in Liverpool, Peterborough and Southend-on-Sea.

This experienced and highly organised Senior Operations Producer will help mould Metal’s infrastructure, implementing new systems and processes across our buildings. Apply by Monday 22 April at 10am.

For more information and details of how to apply, follow this link

Closing date: 22 April

The Reader brings people together and books to life in free, weekly Shared Reading groups across the UK.

This post sits in the Development Team, which is responsible for delivering income to sustain and grow The Reader’s work and developing the relationships that can help make that work happen.

You’ll be working in a small, fast-paced team that needs to be flexible to opportunities as they arise. This role will work across income streams, developing funding bids, cultivating and stewarding funders and partners and actively supporting the work of the Development Managers.

Person Specification:

• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to manage conflicting priorities.

• A team player with a positive and flexible attitude with a willingness and ability to learn on the job and work collaboratively with colleagues.

• An effective influencer and negotiator with a demonstrable ability to sell concepts in a clear and engaging way.

• Strong IT skills with experience of or willingness to be trained on our CRM system and ability to process data and run reports.

• Highly motivated with the ability to work independently and use initiative.

• Experience of researching, collating and presenting information in a clear format.

• Experience of working in either a fundraising, account management, business development or marketing/sales role.

• Experience of working for a voluntary, arts or social enterprise role.

• Be able to demonstrate an understanding of the wider work of The Reader.

Please visit The Reader to view a full job description and to see how to apply.

The Head of Programmes & Partnerships role will lead their cross-disciplinary national and international programmes to take Metal into its next chapter as they develop a new strategy and new methodology throughout 2024. Apply by Monday 29 April at 10am.

For more information and details of how to apply, follow this link.

Closing date: 29 April

 

Are you outgoing and confident working with children and families? Do you passionately believe in the value of reading? Are you flexible, enthusiastic and positive?

The Storybarn are on the look out for their newest Storyhunter! Join a fantastic team at The Storybarn and share the magic of bringing stories to life.

Apply by 25 April here: https://ow.ly/8xJv50Rf4j1