Jobs Archive: July 2007

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 Project Manager
FIRST MOVEMENT
Location: East Midlands
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 02 July 2007
First Movement is the leading arts organisation in the East Midlands working with learning disabled people. The LEVEL Centre, its Capital Project which launches in June 2008, includes a new building and a new Mobile Studio. LEVEL uses video, sound, lighting, a range of ICT programs and video conferencing to create collaborative projects taking place simultaneously in different locations.  First Movement is seeking a Project Manager to procure, install and commission equipment for this project, and supervise the purchase and conversion of the Mobile Studio.
To apply: For further details email: fmt@first-movement.org.uk   

Media Arts Project Manager
LIGHTHOUSE ARTS AND TRAINING

Location: Brighton
Salary:

Creative Programmer
ARTS COUNCIL

Location: Cambridgeshire
Salary: £24 825- £28 585

Closing Date: 06 July 2007
Creative Programmers develop and support the delivery of creative learning programmes in schools, by building long term partnerships between the education, cultural and creative sectors. You will be a team player with a good understanding of the creativity agenda in schools and will be able to demonstrate strong communication and project management skills.  Based in Basildon, we can offer a friendly and supportive team environment where personal and professional development is encouraged. You will manage a small team of project co-ordinators to deliver an exciting portfolio of learning programmes in schools. Working closely with the Creative Programmer (Basildon), you will contribute to the expansion of the CP programme into other areas. If you would like an informal chat about the role, please contact Sue Lawther on 01268 293703. Ref:CPFEE31

To apply: Apply at gs12.globalsuccessor.com/fe/tpl_arts_council01.asp?newms=jj&id=30728&aid=1920

Executive Director
SCRIPT
Location: Birmingham
Salary: £24 - 26 000
Closing Date: 09 July 2007
Lead Script in a dynamic partnership with our Programmes Director, building on past successes and providing creative leadership for expansion in the future. These are challenging times for the Arts and we need a focussed and energetic individual to represent, advocate for and raise the profile of the company. Script develops new writers for stage, screen and radio in the West Midlands. If we want creative writers for the future, we must continue to nurture them now. Applicants should be strategic thinkers with fundraising and managerial skills and at least two years relevant experience in theatre, film, tv, radio or similar.
To apply: For an application pack, e-mail: info@scriptonline.net Or call 0121 224 7415 Visit Script on http://www.scriptonline.net

Curator
SLOUGH MUSEUM
Location: Berkshire
Salary: £18 500
Closing Date: 09 July 2007
Do you want to run a museum? This is an excellent opportunity for you to gain experience in looking after the premises, collections, exhibitions, front of house and office of a busy community museum.  You will have a postgraduate qualification in museum studies or relevant hands-on experience and training. We are looking for self-motivation, energy, enthusiasm and excellent organisational skills. You will be responsible for coordinating the work of the museum’s front of house and collections care volunteers and work closely with the Creative Learning Coordinator to unlock the learning potential of the objects in your care. You will also work with contractors, co-ordinating servicing and remedial works to the premises, and exhibitors, providing expert advice and support for the museum’s popular exhibitions programme. Slough Museum is an independent, Accredited Museum, Charity and Limited Company. The Museum is governed by a Board of Trustees who have recently appointed a Museum Director to take forward plans for the museum’s development. The role of Curator is key to retaining and improving on the Accreditation standard and for ensuring that the museum’s vision and mission is upheld in its daily dealings with customers throughout this period of development. Located at the heart of a multi-cultural community and with a diverse and creative school, family and exhibition programme, Slough Museum offers a unique opportunity to participate in a wide range of community engagement activities. Working within the framework of the museum’s forward plan you will have the freedom to direct your own workload and make a significant contribution to the museum’s development initiatives, which include contemporary and cultural collecting and audience-led interpretation.
To apply: Please email info@sloughmuseum.co.uk for full job description, selection criteria and application procedure. Interviews will be held on Tuesday 17th July.

Education and Access Officer
SWINDON DANCE
Location: Swindon
Salary: £18,450-20,235
Closing Date: 11 July 2007
Swindon Dance is a 21st century dance house that connects artists and audiences through the artform of dance. We believe in and use the power of dance to transform peoples’ lives. We are looking for someone with a passion for dance education and a commitment to access for everyone to high quality dance experiences, to join our successful education team. You will be delivering a range of exciting dance initiatives in the building and out in schools, youth and community settings. Our ideal candidate would have excellent practical teaching skills, experience of project coordination and of leading dance with a wide range of groups.
To apply: For application packs contact: Jane Fitches Tel: 01793 601702 E: jane.fitches@swindondance.org.uk

Sports England Chair
SPORTS ENGLAND
Location: London
Salary:
Closing Date: 12 July 2007
The Mayor wishes to identify an exceptional candidate to be appointed by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport to Chair the London Regional Sports Board. Our mission is to increase sports participation in one of the world's most diverse and dynamic cities in the exciting run up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
To apply: For further information, please either visit Sport England's corporate website at www.sportengland.org or the website for the Mayor of London www.london.gov.uk or contact the Greater London Authority (GLA) Recruitment Team on 020 7983 4143 quoting reference SELC07. Larger font or Braille applications will be available on request

Education Project Manager
MUSICIANS BENEVOLENT FUND
Location: London
Salary: £27, 810
Closing Date: 12 July 2007
The Musicians Benevolent Fund is the music business's own charity - the largest in the UK. It supports professional musicians when illness, accident or old age bring stress or financial burdens and it makes grants to talented young musicians through a range of award schemes. The MBF is also developing its health awareness work through partnerships with other organisations. The MBF runs a number of award schemes for outstanding young musicians and organisations which support them. You will be an energetic and enthusiastic person and lead our programme of work in this area. You will have experience in grant making and project management, preferably in an education or arts context.
To apply: Please download details from our website www.mbf.org.uk and apply with a CV, current salary details and a personal statement addressing the person specification for the attention of Susan Dolton at education@mbf.org.uk.

Communications Officer
BRITISH LIBRARY
Location: London
Salary: £26,357 - £32,988
Closing Date: 12 July 2007
A communications expert is required for this fixed-term post, which will focus on managing messages to users of our Reading Rooms and dealing with related marketing, PR and press issues.  Raising the profile of the Library's policies, services and activities, and managing media issues, you will proactively promote the Library's strategic priority to enrich the user's experience.  This will involve keeping Readers informed about Library policies and improvements to services through a variety of media including leaflets, newsletters, press releases, websites and intranets. Therefore, first-rate copywriting skills for all media are essential.Excellent PR and marketing skills will be required for this role, in addition to strong communication skills to a variety of audiences, particularly academic. You will also need project management experience and a proactive and creative approach to achieving the Library's goals. The British Library is an Equal Opportunities employer. We recognise the benefit of employing a diverse workforce. All applicants are considered on the basis of their merits and suitability for the job and all disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria will be invited for interview.
To apply: For further information or to apply online for either role, please visit www.bl.uk/vacancies.

Education Officer
SPITALFIELDS FESTIVAL
Location: London
Salary: £27,000 - £35,000
Closing Date: 12 July 2007, 2pm
You will have 4-5 years experience in an arts education environment, including project management and fundraising.
To apply: For an application pack, call 020 7377 0287 or email recruitment@spitalfieldsfestival.org.uk www.spitalfieldsfestival.org.uk.

Development Manager
BODELWYDDAN CASTLE
Location: Bodelwyddan
Salary: £25 000
Closing Date: 13 July 2007
Bodelwyddan Castle is a historic house day visitor attraction in North Wales containing works from the National Portrait Gallery. 
To apply: See www.bodelwyddan-castle.co.uk Or phone 01745 584060 for detailse are looking for a highly motivated individual to lead on fundraising and business development

Exhibitions and Display Curator
LIVERPOOL TATE
Location: Merseyside
Salary: £25,050
Closing Date: 13 July 2007
At Tate we welcome exciting ideas, putting fresh and creative thinking at the centre of our programme. As the UK's largest gallery of modern and contemporary art outside London, Tate Liverpool faces dynamic times ahead. We already play a pioneering role in the growth and redevelopment of the city and, as a curtain-raiser for 2008 when Liverpool is European Capital of Culture, we'll be hosting this year's Turner Prize - the first time it has been held outside London.  As part of our highly skilled and committed curatorial team, you'll have a uniquely challenging and high-profile remit. We're looking for previous curatorial experience, a passion for 20th century and contemporary art and some impressive organisational skills.
To apply: For an application pack and more information, please visit our website or email daisy.ward@tate.org.uk www.tate.org.uk

Curator, Moving Image
BRITISH LIBRARY
Location: London
Salary: £32,176 - £41,289
Closing Date: 13 July 2007
Covering the whole range of moving image heritage, you will contribute to the development of policy, and of relationships with external stakeholders, representing the Library at conferences and other professional forums. After that, the challenge will be to keep the collection up-to-date, develop it alongside new technologies and build its public profile. Challenges, in other words, that could make you the collection's prize asset.
To apply: For further information and to apply online, please visit www.bl.uk/vacancies Ref: S&C00027

Interpretation Officer
ENGLISH HERITAGE
Location: London
Salary: 13 July 2007
Closing Date: 13 July 2007
Working on small to medium sized projects, you will plan, co-ordinate, deliver and monitor effective interpretation solutions for the West Territory, as well as play an important role in developing good practice in interpretation within the organisation and beyond. You will have a good degree, or equivalent, in a relevant subject area, a proven background in a similar environment and a sound understanding of how interpretation is delivered at heritage sites. Your excellent communication and interpersonal skills and proactive approach will ensure you are able to lead on projects and work with senior colleagues. Good project and time management skills and the ability to prioritise effectively whilst working as part of a team or alone are of equal importance.Regular travel will be required, including some overnight stays, so a driving licence is essential.
To apply: To request an electronic application pack, please email LON.Recruit@english-heritage.org.uk quoting reference LON/38/07 in the subject box. If you require a hard copy, please telephone 020 7973 3878

Classical Music Administrator
COVENT GARDEN BUREAU
Location:London
Salary: c. £20 000
 Closing Date: 14 July 2007
West End Body needs Musical Administrator with Grade 8 or similar. This role is a demanding Administration role so you need previous experience of a busy office. The team is friendly and enthusiastic and this role offers a genuine career opening for you if you want to combine Administration with a Classical Music background. Second Language useful
To apply: Telephone the Permanent Team on 020 7734 3374 or email your CV to cv@coventgardenbureau.co.uk

Curator
THE CORSHAM ESTATE
Location: Wiltshire
Salary: £23 000
Closing Date: 14 July 2007
Stately Home in Wiltshire is seeking to appoint a Curator. The collection of Old Master paintings is of international status. Applicants should have professional experience and be qualified to a commensurate level in museum studies and/or art history. A knowledge of conservation issues is essential.
To apply: Apply in writing with full CV to PO Box 20973 1 Scott Place Manchester M3 3GG Manchester M3 3GG

Executive Producer
HIGHTIDE FESTIVAL
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 15 July 2007
Following the success of the inaugural HighTide Festival (www.hightidefestival.org) in Suffolk, England, the HighTide team is expanding. This is your opportunity to mould and co-ordinate one of the most exciting up-and-coming theatre events in the country.  You will work alongside the festival Director in developing the artistic policy for next year's HighTide Festival. You will be responsible for assembling and co-ordinating the creative and marketing team for Hightide 2008. You will work alongside a Development Director to secure the necessary funding and will report to the Festival Director and the Board of Trustees. You will have significant experience in theatre production and event management.
To apply: Please email CV and covering letter to info@hightidefestival.org

Strategic Development Associate
ARTS COUNCIL OF ENGLAND
Location: London
Salary: £15 000
Closing Date: 16 July 2007
The Cultural Leadership Programme is a two-year Treasury funded investment in excellence in leadership across the creative and cultural industries. We are offering six new opportunities to extend leadership practice and experience.  CLP 'Peach' Placements are an eclectic and dynamic range of leadership opportunities for emerging and mid-career leaders, encouraging 'learning through doing' with the expectation that the transition from shadowing to delivering will be a quick one. Each placement will be guided and supported by some of the most respected leaders and organisations in the industry. Placements currently available
To apply: For full information visit: www.culturalleadership.org.uk

Development Officer
DERBY PLAYHOUSE
Location: Derby
Closing Date: 16 July 2007
Derby Playhouse is seeking a Development Officer to research and prepare statutory, business, and charitable trust funding bids and sponsorship, and to carry out the monitoring and reporting for existing and new funding bids.This is an exciting opportunity to work within a 5-star acclaimed producing theatre to secure funding to facilitate our drama, education and community projects and programmes. Candidates will have a minimum of two years demonstrable knowledge and experience of securing funding through preparing successful funding bids from a wide range of public, private and third sector organisations, and managing the monitoring and reporting of successful bids and corporate sponsorships. Candidates will therefore have excellent written and oral communication skills. Derby Playhouse is committed to the principle of Equality of Opportunity and Access.
To apply: For a full job description please visit www.derbyplayhouse.co.uk/jobs.html or email admin@derbyplayhouse.co.uk  Apply with CV and covering letter to Samantha Raggatt, Development Director, Derby Playhouse, Eagle Centre, Derby DE1 2NF

Creative Producer
PLYMOUTH ARTS CENTRE
Location: Plymouth
Closing Date: 16 July 2007
Avid is a partnership between Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth Arts Centre and The Racial Equality Council; it has successfully delivered a number of creative projects with BME artists, and for BME audiences in Plymouth over the past 3 years. We are now seeking to appoint a new Creative Producer who will have responsibility for strategically guiding Avid's future.  We are seeking a person who is experienced in partnership working with a strong arts background. They will work with the partner organisations on drawing up inspirational policies for BME artists and audiences in Plymouth. They will have a track record in supporting and delivering excellent projects which promote diversity and social cohesion.
To apply: For an application pack please call Jill Bright on 01752 230455 or email jill.bright@theatreroyal.com with your full postal and email address or download from www.plymouthac.org.uk/avid

Executive Director
ROYAL COURT THEATRE
Location: London
Closing Date: 16 July 2007
The Royal Court is a leading force in world theatre, finding and producing new plays that are original, contemporary and challenging. It is an artistically led theatre that creates the conditions for writers, nationally and internationally, to flourish and brings their work to the widest possible audience.  To share leadership of the organisation with the Artistic Director, Dominic Cooke. Key responsibilities will include the successful operation of financial, administrative and managerial strategies of the Royal Court to support the theatre's artistic and access aims.
To apply: For a job description and further details of the application procedure, please visit www.royalcourttheatre.com/jobs.asp or send a SAE quoting the reference to the Administrator, Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square, London SW1W 8AS

Chief Executive
JUNCTION CDC LTD
Location: London
Closing Date: 16 July 2007
Three adaptable spaces, a year-round programme of theatre, dance, comedy, music gigs and club nights and a key role in talent development for the region: one of the East of England's busiest venues seeks an inspiring individual with business acumen, outstanding communication skills and an affinity with contemporary culture to lead its dynamic team in a forward-thinking programme of artistic and organisational development.
To apply: For an information and application pack please email nick@junction.co.uk

Community Education Manager
HORNIMAN MUSEUMS AND GROUPS
Location: London
Salary: £29. 832
Closing Date: 19 July 2007
The Museum provides a broad range of educational activities for families, children, young people, adults and community groups. We are currently expanding our community provision through after school clubs, youth work and a programme of community engagement through our innovative Hands On Base Gallery.  we seek a confident communicator, trainer, facilitator and evaluator, able to build and motivate audiences and work collaboratively with other museum departments and external organisations. A major area of the work involves the day-to-day operation of our extensive family-learning programme so we are looking for a highly organised individual who is an experienced programmer across all areas from family learning to lifelong learning.  please note that the post involves regular weekend and occasional evening working. We will also require a standard CRB security check.
To apply: To access further information and an application pack please visit our website at www.horniman.ac.uk/more/vacancies.php. The closing date for completed applications is 5.00 pm on Thursday 19th July 2007.

Dance Development Worker
DANCE IN HERTS
Location: Herts
Salary: £15 - 17 000 (part-time)
Closing Date: 20 July 2007
The post requires practical delivery work with the youth dance programme and for delivery of classes and workshops within Dance in Hertfordshire education and community programme. Some admin will be involved.
To apply: Further details and an application pack can be obtained from admin@essexdance.co.uk or essexdance, 78 Broomfield Road, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1SS
Tel: 01245 346036

International Council Manager
TATE
Location: London
Salary:
Closing Date: 20 July 2007
Do you know your way around the world of international art collectors?  Who they are, why they collect and what interests them?  If the answers to the above questions are yes then read on.  Tate's International Council is an influential, sophisticated group of major collectors who enjoy sharing their knowledge and appreciation of art through association with Tate. This is a rare opportunity to work with this group as Tate's International Council Manager. You will travel all over the world with the Council and ensure they have appropriate access to Tate's curatorial expertise. To be successful in this role you will need to be very confident in this environment. Your ability to develop relationships that are mutually beneficial will be evidenced by a successful track record in client management, sales or fundraising. You will be motivated by the opportunity to develop relationships which result in significant financial contributions that will underpin Tate's future growth.
To apply:For further information please see www.richmond-associates.com or contact Fiona Swords on +44(0)20 8392 6654 or email: fswords@richmond-associates.com.

Information/Knowledge Manager
NATIONAL LIBRARIES SCOTLAND
Location: Scotland
Salary: £26,850 to £31,692
Closing Date: 20 July 2007
To apply: Full details of this post can be viewed at www.nms.ac.uk For further information and an application pack, please telephone 0131 247 4094 (answerphone) or email applications@nms.ac.uk stating the reference number.  Downloadable documents are available from www.nms.ac.uk

Senior Caseworker
MUSICIANS BENEVOLENT FUND
Location: London
Salary: £27 810
Closing Date: 20 July 2007
The Musicians Benevolent Fund is the largest music charity in the UK providing help and support to musicians and their dependants in need as a result of illness, accident or old age.  We also help those in occupations closely related to music.  The Casework Department deals with all applications from potential beneficiaries as well as providing on-going support to nearly 1,500 cases already known to us.  The Department also works closely with the staff of the MBF’s registered care home for elderly musicians which is situated near Bromley in Kent. The Musicians Benevolent Fund Casework department offers financial and social support to musicians and those working in allied occupations. We are looking to recruit a second Senior Caseworker to join the team with a background in social care preferably in a grant-making setting and a good knowledge of the music profession. The role will include visiting musicians in their homes and managing a team of casework visitors.
To apply: Please download details and an application form from www.mbf.org.uk or contact Rosalind Williams on 020 7636 4481 or email info@mbf.org.uk.

Conference Operations Manager
THE BRITISH MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary: £24,457 pa
Closing Date: 26 July 2007
The position will consist of managing, planning and organising event operations throughout the Clore Education Centre and liaising with the centre's users to identify and meet their requirements whilst managing the support services to meet those needs.
To apply: For further information or a full application pack, please visit www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/jobs or email bm@peoplemedia.co.uk quoting reference 73117.

Lead Artist
ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 25 July 2007
The role involves leading large scale choreographic projects working with students from The Royal Ballet School and selected state schools.Sucessful applicants must have a sound knowledge of ballet, well documented choreographic skills and a minimum of 3 years' experience in delivering work to young people in educational settings.
To apply: To apply, please visit the employment page on the School's website www.royalballetschool.co.uk or contact the Administration Manager on
Tel: 020 7845 7051

Co-operate Sponsorship Manager
TATE
Location: London
Salary: £26 000
Closing Date: 25 July 2007
Are you an excellent account manager/executive looking for an opportunity to work with outstanding global brands? Do you have the confidence and ability to manage client relationships and develop new business at the very highest level?  This is a great opportunity for a talented, ambitious account handler to realise their potential in a dynamic, creative, environment. You get the best of both worlds - working for the number one brand in the arts and building partnerships with leading corporate brands like UBS, BT and Bloomberg. You don't have to be an art expert but a passion and interest goes a long way.
To apply: To find out more about how your excellent communication and relationship management skills would be deployed please contact our advisers Richmond Associates on +44(0)20 8392 6654 or email: fswords@richmond-associates.com or visit www.richmond-associates.com

Administrator
PLANET POETRY
Location: London
Salary: £20 000
Closing Date: 26 July 2007
Planet Poetry is a newly established organisation formed by a consortium of Britain's most committed poetry organisations and backed by Arts Council England. Our aim is to increase significantly the range and number of people engaging with poetry, by using research and innovation. We seek to make a key appointment, an Administrator to ensure the smooth running of Planet Poetry's activities and, as required, to act as personal assistant to the Director. The administrator will be the first point of contact for all enquiries. Office based in central London.
To apply: For more information and an application pack please contact Dafne Louzioti on 020 7608 4115 or dafne@planetpoetry.net quoting reference PPG.

Interpreters
IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM NORTH
Location: Manchester
Salary: £13,435 - £15,203
Closing Date: 27 July 2007
Housed in a stunning building designed by Daniel Libeskind, IWM North, the fifth branch of the world-famous Imperial War Museum, has welcomed over 1.4m visitors in its first five years and has established itself as one of the leading cultural venues in the North West. We are currently recruiting for 2 Interpreter posts, based within our Learning and Access department.
To apply: To apply for these vacancies, a detailed Job Description and application form are available from our website, www.iwm.org.uk (Recruitment) or send an A4 SAE (45p) to Personnel Adviser, Imperial War Museum North, The Quays, Trafford Wharf Road, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1TZ, quoting the reference number.

Head of Collections
SOUTH BANK CENTRE
Location: London
Salary: £36 000
Closing Date: 27 July 2007
Southbank Centre has changed. When a quarter of a million people joined us to help us re-open the Royal Festival Hall a few weeks ago, they found an arts centre which is striving to recreate its original values and purpose as a world festival site.  To sustain this vision and make sure that there are continuous opportunities for the widest range of people to be involved as artists and audience across the entire site, we are building a new creative team based on learning and participation. Which is why we need you to get involved.
To apply: For further details please visit www.southbankcentre.co.uk/jobs or telephone 020 7921 0641.  To apply, please complete an application form, which can be found on our website, and email to: recruit@southbankcentre.co.uk or post to Human Resources, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX.

Participation Producers
SOUTH BANK CENTRE
Location: London
Salary: £31 740
Closing Date: 27 July 2007
Southbank Centre has changed. When a quarter of a million people joined us to help us re-open the Royal Festival Hall a few weeks ago, they found an arts centre which is striving to recreate its original values and purpose as a world festival site.  To sustain this vision and make sure that there are continuous opportunities for the widest range of people to be involved as artists and audience across the entire site, we are building a new creative team based on learning and participation. Which is why we need you to get involved.
To apply: For further details please visit www.southbankcentre.co.uk/jobs or telephone 020 7921 0641.  To apply, please complete an application form, which can be found on our website, and email to: recruit@southbankcentre.co.uk or post to Human Resources, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX.

Participation Programmer
SOUTH BANK CENTRE
Location: London
Salary: £31 740
Closing Date: 27 July 2007
Southbank Centre has changed. When a quarter of a million people joined us to help us re-open the Royal Festival Hall a few weeks ago, they found an arts centre which is striving to recreate its original values and purpose as a world festival site.  To sustain this vision and make sure that there are continuous opportunities for the widest range of people to be involved as artists and audience across the entire site, we are building a new creative team based on learning and participation. Which is why we need you to get involved.
To apply: For further details please visit www.southbankcentre.co.uk/jobs or telephone 020 7921 0641.  To apply, please complete an application form, which can be found on our website, and email to: recruit@southbankcentre.co.uk or post to Human Resources, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX. 

Talks Producers
SOUTH BANK CENTRE
Location: London
Salary: £31 740
Closing Date: 27 July 2007
Southbank Centre has changed. When a quarter of a million people joined us to help us re-open the Royal Festival Hall a few weeks ago, they found an arts centre which is striving to recreate its original values and purpose as a world festival site.  To sustain this vision and make sure that there are continuous opportunities for the widest range of people to be involved as artists and audience across the entire site, we are building a new creative team based on learning and participation. Which is why we need you to get involved.
To apply: For further details please visit www.southbankcentre.co.uk/jobs or telephone 020 7921 0641.  To apply, please complete an application form, which can be found on our website, and email to: recruit@southbankcentre.co.uk or post to Human Resources, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX. 

Head of Cinema
DUNDEE CONTEMPORARY ARTS
Location: Dundee
Salary: £25 000
Closing Date: 30 July 2007
DCA is Scotland's largest centre for contemporary art and culture with an extensive exhibition programme of contemporary visual art and cinema as well as production resources for artists and an award-winning community and education programme.  Working as part of the programme team at DCA, this role is responsible for ensuring the successful delivery of a year-round programme of cultural cinema as well as leading on events and other activities in support of cinema and screen media at DCA.
To apply: For application packs, please contact: Abileen Addison on 01382 909 224 or e-mail: abileen.addison@dca.org.uk, clearly stating the post you are interested in.

Director of Events
ROYAL ALBERT HALL
Location: London
Salary: £85 000
Closing Date: 30 July 2007
The Royal Albert Hall is one of the world's iconic and best loved entertainment venues with an unrivalled history of world-class artists and performances. Each year it hosts more than 350 performances and events including the BBC Proms, other classical music, rock and pop concerts, opera, musicals, ballet, circus, occasional sport, award ceremonies, conferences and banquets.  As a key member of the small Directorate reporting to the Chief Executive, the Director of Events will be responsible for nurturing and developing relationships with existing and potential event promoters and commercial partners, and will oversee the functions involved in selecting, contracting and supporting the diverse range of events that make up the Hall's performance calendar and associated programme of education projects. These events provide the Hall's principal source of operating income and your brief will be to broaden and refresh the programme and to develop the Hall's brand so that it reaches a wider audience both in the UK and internationally.  The role calls for a combination of commercial acumen, strong networking and negotiating skills and the creativity to identify and develop opportunities for new programming ideas. The ideal candidate will be an experienced manager of teams who has worked at a senior level in the arts, entertainment or media and has an understanding of programming or managing large-scale events.
To apply: For an information pack, please contact Heather Newill, Director AEM International Ltd. on 01728 724739 or info@aeminternational.co.uk

Youth Drama Worker
LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET
Location: London
Salary: £24,825 - £29,865
Closing Date: 30 July 2007
Barnet has the second largest population of children and young people in London, speaking over 140 languages. We provide universal and targeted services which focus on vulnerable young people - including a substance misuse project, detached work, drop-in centres, youth arts, youth centres, and a vibrant youth forum successfully allocating funding to new projects.
To apply: For an application pack on these posts, please visit our website: www.barnet.gov.uk alternatively call: 0870 161 1613 (24-hours).Visit our website at www.barnet.gov.uk

Project Manager
MUSEUMS LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES COUNCIL
Location: London
Salary: £30,100 to £42,700
Closing Date: 30 July 2007
The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) is the lead strategic agency for museums, libraries and archives in England. MLA is part of the wider MLA Partnership, working with the nine regional agencies to improve people's lives by building knowledge, supporting learning, inspiring creativity and celebrating identity.
To apply: Application packs can be downloaded from our website www.mla.gov.uk under the About Us - Jobs section. Alternatively, please contact Debbie Wadlow, Museums, Libraries & Archives Council, Victoria House, Southampton Row, London WC1B 4EA, telephone 020 7273 1455 or email her at deborah.wadlow@mla.gov.uk quoting the relevant reference. Application packs are available in alternative formats on request, i.e. hard copy or electronic version, tape and large print.  For informal discussion about the post, please contact Nicky Morgan telephone 020 7273 1430 or email nicky.morgan@mla.gov.uk.

Director - Bath Spa Live
BATH SPA UNIVERSITY
Location: Bath
Salary: £40 000
Closing Date: 31 July 2007
You’ll devote your attention and enthusiasm to three key areas: developing and delivering our Arts Management degree course; presenting exciting student work to the wider community in professional, credible, accessible formats; and ensuring that Bath Spa Live makes a real contribution to creative and cultural life here in the South West.
To apply: Step into the spotlight. Visit www.bathspalive.com/director

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