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Instructions for adding a job Rhythmix - West Regional Co-ordinator - posted 31.8.2010  area: based South East
deadline: 8 September 2010
Rhythmix manages and delivers the Youth Music Action Zone for the South East region and the West Regional Coordinator will develop and oversee the delivery of the Rhythmix programme in the West Area (Surrey, West Sussex and SW London area) in line with Rhythmix and Local Authority priorities.
You will have experience of:-
• project managing community/ arts or music projects
• liaising with multiple partners to deliver workshops programmes
• identifying and applying for funding
• monitoring, reporting and evaluation
• developing sustainable projects
Please apply with a CV and a personal statement responding to Job Description and
Person Specification which you can view http://musicleader.net/jd&ps
Please send CV and a personal statement to Mark Randall at info@rhythmixmusic.org.uk
For more details visit our blog: http://tinyurl.com/2wbyyad
Dance practitioner specialising in Early Years Dance - Dance in Devon - posted 23.8.2010  deadline: Friday 3 September
As part of an exciting new project linking into the Change4Life initiative, we are looking for an experienced dance practitioner specialising in Early Years dance to deliver storytelling, movement and dance sessions. The project aims to get young children moving through dance and movement with their parents by demonstrating the opportunity for people within their own life settings to dance/move more with their youngsters. The practitioner will be required to work closely with a film maker to produce a DVD which will ultimately be used in a number of other early years settings across Exeter.
The project will take place between October and January. Please click here for further details.
CRB checks essential. To apply please e-mail katherine@danceindevon.org.uk or call 01392 667050 for application details.
Volunteer Crew members sought for The CIAO! Ark - posted 23.8.2010 area: Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London.
dates: Wednesday 8 to Sunday 19 September 2010
The CIAO! Ark is one of the major installations which will make up the extraordinary A Garden Party to Make a Difference in Marlborough House, Clarence House and Lancaster House gardens in Central London in September. The Garden Party is an imaginative part of The Prince of Wales Start initiative which aims to give demonstrate ways in which we can all help build a sustainable future.
The CIAO! Ark will be hosting an exhibition of work by children from 10 schools in Oxfordshire, running workshops across a range of art-form areas and other events. The CIAO! Ark crew will provide information, maintain public welfare and enhance the experience of visitors to The CIAO! Ark at A Garden Party to Make a Difference.
Crew will be provided with refreshments, a sandwich lunch, travel expenses (up to a maximum of 5.60) and there will be frequent breaks whilst on duty. You will have an opportunity to explore the other events featured as part of the daily programme (tickets would cost 15) and we will provide you with a post event reference, on request.
A Garden Party to Make a Difference is open from 10am to 6pm each day from Wednesday 8th to Sunday 19th September 2010. Crew members muster at 9.30am (for 10am opening - 2pm finish) or 1.30pm (for 2pm start - 6pm finish).
If you would like to be a crew member on the CIAO! Ark at Marlborough House please contact Sue Mccormick on 07961 122795 or suemccormick@mac.com
If you would like to find out more about the CIAO! Ark then please look at www.ciaofestival.org.uk and 'a garden party to make a difference' overall www.startgardenparty.co.uk or you can e-mail Sue at suemccormick@mac.com or call her on 07961 122795.
Volunteer Theatre Practitioners wanted - Hackney Shed - posted 23.8.2010  area: London
deadline: Tuesday 31 August 2010
Hackney Shed is a Children's and Youth Theatre set up by Chickenshed in 2001 that follows the principles of Chickenshed's inclusive work.
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to commit to working with us for one evening a week from September to December as we create our 2010 production. We are looking for practitioners who are keen to gain experience in working with children and young people in an inclusive environment and to share their talents with us! We are particularly hoping to find people with skills in movement and dance, music, devised drama and directing, set or costume design or technical and stage management experience to support the group as we rehearse and perform our exciting new show!
We meet on a Tuesday evening in school term times and are lucky enough to have use of fantastic theatre facilities.
If you would like an application to come and join us then please contact Sarah at:
hackneyshed@yahoo.co.uk by Tuesday 31st August at the latest.
It is the policy of Hackney Shed that all practitioners who work with our children and young people have a CRB check (which we can facilitate if you do not already have one.)
Volunteer Puppetry Workshop Assistants Needed - posted 23.8.2010  area: London
deadline: Monday 6 September 2010
The Little Angel Theatre in Islington is the home of British puppetry (www.littleangeltheatre.com) and the place to be if you are interested in puppet making or performing. The education department are looking for keen volunteers who want to gain experience in workshop settings assisting our highly skilled workshop leaders in running puppet making and performance workshops with adults, children and young people.
This is an ideal opportunity for anyone who wants education work experience in an arts/theatre environment or for people who want to develop their own puppet making and performing workshop delivery skills. We have a range of volunteering opportunities working with different age groups, in a variety of settings and on long and short term projects. Our programme of work begins again in September and includes Saturday morning and evening classes. For more information about us and the education volunteering opportunities available please contact:
Sarah Schofield, Education Officer, sarah@littleangeltheatre.com
All Little Angel Theatre volunteers who work directly with children must hold or undergo an enhanced CRB check. Deadline for September courses Monday 6th September.
Voluntary Artists needed for the Galleries of Justice Museum - posted 16.8.2010
The Galleries of Justice Museum, based in Nottingham city centre is looking for two voluntary artists to contribute artwork towards the up and coming exhibition ‘Convict Ship; a journey into the unknown’
This exhibition will tell the story of Nottingham’s most notorious convicts as they were transported to Australia. We are looking for an artist that specialises in scenic drawing that is able to paint a dock scene onto the walls or canvas, and someone who is able to draw child friendly cartoon illustrations onto panels.
This is a voluntary position so we are unable to pay you for your time but we can reimburse travel expenses.
This would be a great opportunity for those to create work for an exhibition, add to your portfolio and to create work for an educational resource within a museum.
If you are interested or would like more information please contact Neepa at neepa.patel@nccl.org.uk
Administrative Assistant - Equity Charitable Trust - posted 16.8.2010  area: London
deadline: Monday 30 August 2010 at 5pm
dates: Interviews the week of 13 September
Salary range: circa £20K pro rata
Part Time: 20 hours per week over 4 days
This charity provides support to members of the performing profession through its grant giving. The main support is welfare grants for those with unforeseen financial emergencies and one off grants to help those who are ill, injured and disabled. We also provide grants through our education bursaries to help experienced professional performers to retrain in a different field e.g. teachers, plumbers, psychotherapists, etc.
The Administrative Assistant will provide support to the Secretary in the running of the charity and also in the role of landlord of our own building dealing with tenant and maintenance issues.
You will require good organisational and time management skills. Good communication skills are essential and an empathy with the clients. Experienced in IT is essential and knowledge of databases would be beneficial. You must be able to work in a very small team and be prepared to be on your own when the Secretary is out of the office
For further information and an application pack please call Keith Carter on 0207 831 1926 or email at keith@equitycharitabletrust.org.uk
Or visit our website to download an application pack www.equitycharitabletrust.org.uk/aboutus.php
The Equity Charitable Trust is committed to Equal Opportunities and welcomes applications from all sections of the community.
Voluntary Arts Scotland - Voluntary Arts Ambassadors Co-ordinator - posted 09.8.2010  area: Scotland
deadline: Monday 16 August 2010
Our sister organisation, Voluntary Arts Scotland, is recruiting a paid staff member to continue to develop and operate their Scotland-wide Voluntary Arts Ambassadors scheme - taking the local arts & crafts voice into community planning. Based in Edinburgh, this post is three days a week (22.5 hours) – on a salary of £21,777 pro rata per annum plus pension.
Interviews will take place 1 September 2010. They would also like you to be available for all or part of the VAA Induction training 9-10 September.
More about the Voluntary Arts Ambassador initiative at www.vascotland.org.uk. Contact Voluntary Arts Scotland office on 0131 225 7355 or email: admin@vascotland.org.uk for application form.
Voluntary Arts Scotland – Organisational Development Trainers - posted 09.8.2010  deadline: 31 August 2010
Voluntary Arts Scotland is looking for experienced organisational development trainers to be considered for its pool of such people, to deliver organisational development and training to arts and crafts umbrella bodies in Scotland.
For more information, please download the document at www.voluntaryarts.org/uploaded/map15050.doc.
If you have any problems doing so, please contact the Voluntary Arts Scotland office on 0131 225 7355 or email admin@vascotland.org.uk.
Arts & Health South West – Co-ordinator (part time) - posted 09.8.2010  area: Bristol / home based
deadline: 8 September 2010, 5pm
The role of the Coordinator of Arts & Health South West (AHSW) is to implement the smooth running of the organisation and its objectives. The Coordinator will work with the Director to implement the delivery of the Development Plan and the projects identified within it, including the development of the website and the delivery of members meetings, and be responsible for managing the day to day clerical and administrative aspects of the organisation.
Download an application form from www.artsandhealthsouthwest.org.uk/news.cfm?page_id=2459&showtype=3. CVs will only be accepted as supplementary information
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