📍 Saint Ives, East of England, England • Posted 8h ago
Assistant Learning Curator, Young People's Programmes
Offered SalaryFrom £15,038 /yr
Job TypeNon-profit Organisation
Location / Work ModeSaint Ives, East of England, England
Sector / CategoryGrantmaking & Charitable Foundations
💱 Estimated Compensation Breakdown Est. ≈ $19,098 USD/yr
Monthly Pay£1,253 / mo
Bi-Weekly Pay£578 / 2-wk
Hourly Rate£7.23 / hr
Role Overview & Responsibilities
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Reference:TG3779
Opportunity type:Permanent, Part-time
Working hours:21.6 hours per week
Salary:£15,038.40 per annum (Full time equivalent of £25,064)
Location:St Ives
Closing date:21 May 2023 at midnight
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This is your chance to bring your knowledge and experience of coordinating projects in a community, museum or gallery context to this exciting role.
You will use your excellent planning and administrative skills to help deliver a programme of artist-led workshops and events for young people aged 15 – 25. Working in partnership with local youth sector, community, FE and HE organisations you will lead on projects that engage diverse young audiences, both in the galleries and online, ensuring that they are co-created, properly resourced and delivered on time.
Your strong project management skills and collaborative working style means that you will be able to organise logistics for small to large events, both onsite, offsite and in the digital realm, with the ability to co-ordinate people and oversee budgets. You will have excellent interpersonal skills, communicating effectively with Tate staff as well as strategic partner organisations, including cultural and youth sector partners, schools, local authorities and universities. You will also have experience of using social media and producing digital content and a strong commitment to inclusion and diversity, and the work of Tate.
Our jobs are like our galleries, open to all
You will use your excellent planning and administrative skills to help deliver a programme of artist-led workshops and events for young people aged 15 – 25. Working in partnership with local youth sector, community, FE and HE organisations you will lead on projects that engage diverse young audiences, both in the galleries and online, ensuring that they are co-created, properly resourced and delivered on time.
Your strong project management skills and collaborative working style means that you will be able to organise logistics for small to large events, both onsite, offsite and in the digital realm, with the ability to co-ordinate people and oversee budgets. You will have excellent interpersonal skills, communicating effectively with Tate staff as well as strategic partner organisations, including cultural and youth sector partners, schools, local authorities and universities. You will also have experience of using social media and producing digital content and a strong commitment to inclusion and diversity, and the work of Tate.
Our jobs are like our galleries, open to all
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