Jobs Archive: August 2007

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Assistant Officer, Visual Arts and Literature
ARTS COUNCIL
Location: Devon
Salary: £18 000
Closing Date: 01 August 2007
The visual arts and literature team are looking for someone who is experienced in at least one of these artforms and is able to undertake assessments, monitoring and evaluation of the grants for the arts programme. You will play a key role in giving information and advice to the public and, in addition, contribute to strategy and policy development. You will have a good understanding of arts practice, excellent administration skills, experience in event and information management and have confidence with dealing with the public.
To apply: Apply at gs12.globalsuccessor.com/fe/tpl_arts_council01.asp?newms=jj&id=31061&aid=1920

Chief Executive
MUSIC ALLIANCE
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 02 August 2007
We are now seeking a successor to the Chief Executive, who will be leaving in August 2007. The new Chief Executive will take charge of a smooth-running team of six people, and will be expected to extend still further the organisation's influence and profile. This will be achieved by building and extending relationships throughout the music business. The post calls for a highly strategic approach and vision at a time of rapid change for the industry.
To apply: Further information, including a full job description, is available from Kirsti Perera, British Music Rights, British Music House, 26 Berners Street, London W1T 3LR; Tel. 020 7306 4446; E. kirsti.perera@bmr.org.  Applications, including a full CV and current salary details, should reach the same address

Arts Co-ordinator
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
Location: London
Salary: £29,322 - £35,498
Closing Date: 03 August 2007
The Conference and Events Office at the London School of Economics is looking for an Arts Co-ordinator to join a dynamic team who have responsibility for the conference facilities and event co-ordination within the School, including the delivery of the School's high profile public lecture programme.
To apply: For a full application pack, please see www.lse.ac.uk/jobsatLSE If you cannot download the pack, email hr.recruit.support@lse.ac.uk or call 0207 955 6183 quoting reference.

Artefact Conservator
NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Salary: £22,911 - £27,042 per annum plus membership of Civil Service pension scheme
Closing Date: 03 August 2007
We are seeking an experienced objects conservator to join our Artefact Conservation team. NMS has a wide range of collections. It has active acquisition, loan and special exhibition programmes, and is developing the galleries in all six of its museums. This post will be involved in all of these areas, supporting the full appreciation and accessibility of objects from our collections. You will have a recognised professional conservation qualification, and proven relevant work experience in a Museum/Art Gallery or similar environment. If not already a PACR Accredited Conservator, you will be expected to work towards this. You will enjoy working cooperatively with other museum professionals, improving the well-being of collections and finding creative solutions to making collections accessible in safe and culturally-appropriate ways. An excellent communicator and team member, you will be organised, excellent at time management, adept at problem solving, and will have good ICT skills.
To apply: For further information and an application pack, please visit our website, www.nms.ac.uk, telephone 0131 247 4094 (answerphone) or email applications@nms.ac.uk, stating reference NMS07/52. Downloadable documents are available from www.nms.ac.uk.

Assistant Artefact Conservator
NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Salary: £19,210 - £23,245 per annum plus membership of Civil Service pension scheme
Closing Date: 03 August 2007
We are seeking an able objects conservator to join our Artefact Conservation team. NMS has a wide range of collections. It has active acquisition, loan and special exhibition programmes, and is developing the galleries in all six of its museums. This post will be involved in all of these areas, supporting the full appreciation and accessibility of objects from our collections. You will have a recognised professional conservation qualification and some proven relevant work experience in a Museum/Art Gallery or similar environment. Your understanding of materials and treatments should be solid and you should be able to show evidence of expanding your knowledge of these. You will be aware of professional conservation issues and best practice. You will be expected to work towards PACR Accreditation. You will be adept at problem solving, able to manage your time and work, alone or with others, to meet deadlines, and will have good communication and ICT skills.
To apply: For further information and an application pack, please visit our website, www.nms.ac.uk, telephone 0131 247 4094 (answerphone) or email applications@nms.ac.uk, stating reference NMS07/53. Downloadable documents are available from www.nms.ac.uk.

Assistant Technology Conservator
NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Salary: £19,210 - £23,245 per annum plus membership of Civil Service pension scheme
Closing Date: 03 August 2007
We are seeking an able technology conservator, with excellent engineering skills, to join our Engineering and Furniture Conservation team. NMS has a wide range of collections. It has active acquisition, loan and special exhibition programmes, and is developing the galleries in all six of its museums. This post will be involved in many of these areas, supporting the full appreciation and accessibility of objects from our collections. You will work particularly on medium and large technological items. You will hold a recognised professional qualification, preferably in conservation, although this could be in a relevant technological discipline, provided that you have proven work experience relating to the conservation and treatment of engineering and technological items. You will have a good practical understanding of materials and treatments, and you should be able to show evidence of expanding your knowledge of these. You will be aware of professional conservation issues and best practice. You will be expected to work towards PACR Accreditation. You will be adept at problem solving, able to manage your time and work, alone or with others, to meet deadlines, and will have good communication and ICT skills.This post will involve occasional working at heights and a degree of manual handling. You may undertake work at any of the NMS sites and a driving licence is desirable.
To apply: For further information and an application pack, please visit our website, www.nms.ac.uk, telephone 0131 247 4094 (answerphone) or email applications@nms.ac.uk, stating reference NMS07/54. Downloadable documents are available from www.nms.ac.uk.

Director
SOUTH WEST ARTS CENTRE
Location: Bristol
Salary: £34 - 38 000
Closing Date: 06 August 2007
This is the pivotal role within the regional audience development agency for the South West. The Director will be developing and implementing policy and strategy, networking and lobbying, and attracting funding to support the agency’s objectives. SWAM encourages arts organisations to broaden, deepen and grow their audiences, whilst advising and delivering on regional and national strategies. Research and training skills, demonstrable financial acumen and project management experience essential. Extensive knowledge of the South West region, its strategic objectives, governance and cultural infrastructure will be an advantage for this position.
Applicants must have a minimum of five years’ direct experience.
To apply: For further information and an application form please contact: South West Arts Marketing St Nicholas Church, St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1UE Tel: 0117-927 6936/41 or email: shirley.kirk@swam.org.uk

Marketing Manager
THE ROSES
Location: ?
Salary: £23 - 27 000
Closing Date: 06 August 2007
We are looking for a resourceful individual with passion, ideas and creativity to lead our marketing and box office team.  As part of the senior management team, this role offers creative and strategic input into the running of this innovative arts centre. The Roses programme is unequalled in the region – comprising the whole range of performing arts, the best of independent cinema and a renowned youth and community programme
To apply: For more information call 01684 295074 or email louise@rosestheatre.org

Fast Track Co-ordinator
INDEPENDENT THEATRE COUNCIL
Location: London
Salary: £25 000
Closing Date: 06 August 2007
The Independent Theatre Council (ITC) is the management association and political voice of around 700 performing arts professionals & organisations. ITC provides its members with management and legal advice, training and professional development, networking, regular newsletters and a comprehensive web resource. Additionally ITC initiates and develops projects to enrich, enhance and raise the profile of the performing arts.
To apply: Application packs from www.itc-arts.org or 0207 089 6821 or e-mail r.hawkes@itc-arts.org ITC, 12 The Leathermarket, Weston Street, London SE1 3ER

Literary and New Works Manager
THEATRE WRITING PARTNERSHIP
Location: London
Salary:
Closing Date: 06 August 2007
Theatre Writing Partnership is looking for Literary and New Works Manager to work alongside our newly appointed Director, Kully Thiarai.
To apply: For an application pack please contact: Catherine Bird on 0115 947 4361 or visit our website: www.theatrewritingpartnership.org.uk

Fundraising Manager
CLEAN BREAK THEATRE COMPANY
Location: London
Salary: £29 288
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
Three exciting opportunities for women with a passion for theatre and new writing, and education for women offenders and those at risk.
To apply: Application packs from Clean Break on 0207 482 8600 or email general@cleanbreak.org.uk (no CVs).

Executive Director
CLEAN BREAK THEATRE COMPANY
Location: London
Salary: £38 088
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
Three exciting opportunities for women with a passion for theatre and new writing, and education for women offenders and those at risk.
To apply: Application packs from Clean Break on 0207 482 8600 or email general@cleanbreak.org.uk (no CVs).

Administrative Assistant
CLEAN BREAK THEATRE COMPANY
Location: London
Salary: £11,543
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
Three exciting opportunities for women with a passion for theatre and new writing, and education for women offenders and those at risk.
To apply: Application packs from Clean Break on 0207 482 8600 or email general@cleanbreak.org.uk (no CVs).

Community Development Manager
LEEDS CITY COUNCIL
Location: Leeds
Salary: 27,492 -32,487
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
We are looking for people who can challenge and re-frame the traditional values and services of the Library and Information sector, to today's audiences. The ability to work in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders, is key to the achievement of the targets set within the Local Area Agreement. Improving access to our services is at the heart of everything we do and we strive to achieve excellent customer satisfaction. The service has recently introduced a Self Service pilot at two of its major sites and has considerably increased its range and capacity of online resources.
To apply: Job information can be downloaded at www.leeds.gov.uk/jobs or alternatively, please contact the council's recruitment service on 0113 224 3357.

Area Operational Manager
LEEDS CITY COUNCIL
Location: Leeds
Salary: 25,437- 26,928
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
We are looking for people who can challenge and re-frame the traditional values and services of the Library and Information sector, to today's audiences. The ability to work in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders, is key to the achievement of the targets set within the Local Area Agreement. Improving access to our services is at the heart of everything we do and we strive to achieve excellent customer satisfaction. The service has recently introduced a Self Service pilot at two of its major sites and has considerably increased its range and capacity of online resources.
To apply: Job information can be downloaded at www.leeds.gov.uk/jobs or alternatively, please contact the council's recruitment service on 0113 224 3357.

Area Development Librarian
LEEDS CITY COUNCIL
Location: Leeds
Salary: 25,437- 26,928
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
We are looking for people who can challenge and re-frame the traditional values and services of the Library and Information sector, to today's audiences. The ability to work in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders, is key to the achievement of the targets set within the Local Area Agreement. Improving access to our services is at the heart of everything we do and we strive to achieve excellent customer satisfaction. The service has recently introduced a Self Service pilot at two of its major sites and has considerably increased its range and capacity of online resources.
To apply: Job information can be downloaded at www.leeds.gov.uk/jobs or alternatively, please contact the council's recruitment service on 0113 224 3357 

Principal Curator, Middle East and South Asia
NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Salary: £29,525 - £41,621 per annum plus membership of Civil Service pension scheme
Closing Date: 09 August 2007
You will be responsible for the management of the Middle East and South Asia section and the curation of its collections, which include the decorative arts and ethnography from the Middle East, particularly Iran and Turkey, as well as Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and South East Asia. You will lead, manage and participate in the research activities of the section – which cover not only the artistic aspects of the subject, but also the social impact and cultural significance of material culture – and will be expected to apply personal expertise to one of its specialist areas. In addition to your overall section responsibilities, you will be directly involved in helping to develop and deliver the new permanent World Cultures Galleries within the Royal Museum Project, for 2011. In this capacity, you will be required to research and interpret collections, harnessing your expertise, but equally working across the whole breadth of the World Cultures collections, in order to lead on, and contribute to, the detailed development of some of the interdisciplinary gallery concepts.
You will have a degree/postgraduate qualification (or equivalent) in a relevant subject, plus proven relevant work experience; a postgraduate qualification in Museum Studies or equivalent is desirable. An excellent communicator with proven research and publication skills, you will be organised, methodical, adept at problem solving, a team worker and a good thinker. You will have experience in managing staff and projects, and will have good ICT skills. A driving licence is desirable.
To apply: For further information and an application pack, please visit our website, www.nms.ac.uk, telephone 0131 247 4094 (answerphone) or email applications@nms.ac.uk, stating reference NMS07/50. Downloadable documents are available from www.nms.ac.uk.

Curator
DESIGN MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary: £27 000
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
The Design Museum is seeking a creative and dynamic individual to plan and execute agenda-setting exhibitions of design and architecture. This will involve originating, researching, developing and delivering exhibitions and displays and contributing ideas for the programme. Substantial experience of organising exhibitions, excellent project management and communication skills combined with a passion for design are essential requirements for the post.
To apply: For a full job description and details of how to apply, please visit www.designmuseum.org/info/current-vacancies. To submit an application please send a current CV including the names of two referees, along with an accompanying letter of no more than one side of A4, to Head of Exhibitions, Design Museum, Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD

Arts Centre Director
SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL
Location: Oxford
Salary: £34,914 to £38,427 plus benefits
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
Our new £7 million arts centre in Didcot is due to be completed in March 2008. This is a unique opportunity to establish the centre as a focus for the community.  You will be responsible for delivering an exciting and varied programme of performances, activities and displays both at the centre and across the district.
To apply: If you are an inspirational and creative leader, with a background in arts management, you can find out more by visiting www.southoxon.gov.uk/artscentredirector or by calling us on 01491 823424.

Assistant Head of Exhibitions
VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary: £33,623 - £39,557
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
We are looking for an experienced exhibition organiser to join the busy Exhibitions team. You will be responsible for managing all the day-to-day activities of the team, and for the planning, co-ordination and resourcing of the major temporary exhibitions programme at the V&A and the associated international tours.
To apply: www.vam.ac.uk/jobs

Marketing and Development Officer
LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC
Location:Leeds
Salary: £17,137 - £19,863
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
This is an exciting opportunity to be involved in all aspects of the College's marketing activities. With considerable marketing experience, you will have excellent interpersonal skills and a high level of literacy. Some knowledge of music is essential and experience of marketing in the arts or education sector is desirable.
To apply: Application packs are available to download from www.lcm.ac.uk. Alternatively contact the Personnel Department quoting the post title.  T: 0113 222 3425 E: personnel@lcm.ac.uk www.lcm.ac.uk

Head of Policy and Corporate Affairs Office
BECAUSE FILMS INSPIRE
Location: London
Salary: £64 - 75 000
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
This is a new post, designed to work closely with the Director of the BFI, to ensure that corporate affairs at the BFI are run effectively and efficiently.  You will be able to demonstrate success in initiating, developing and implementing major policy change within the cultural sector, together with a good understanding of the film and moving image sector.  You will have a good understanding of the responsibilities within a charitable and public sector organisation with regards to corporate governance, including the duties of board secretary.
To apply: Further details about the post and the BFI can be obtained by visiting www.bfi.org.uk/jobs or by email: jobs@bfi.org.uk

General Manager
THE GATE THEATRE
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 10 August 2007
The Gate Theatre, Notting Hill is looking for a full time manager.  This is a senior role responsible for the financial and administrative management of the company.  The Gate Theatre is an equal opportunities employer.  We welcome applications from all sectors of the community
To apply: Download full job description and details of how to apply at www.gatetheatre.co.uk or email gate@gatetheatre.co.uk

Project Manager - Publishing
NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary: £20 - 25 000
Closing Date: 13 August 2007
The National Maritime Museum's growing publishing list is unique. From guidebooks and children's books to exhibition catalogues, we create outstanding publications encompassing a wide variety of subjects including history, art, exploration, photography and astronomy.
To apply: For a full job description and details of how to apply please visit www.nmm.ac.uk/jobs

Director of Sales
VICTORIA MIRO GALLERY
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 15 August 2007
Having recently opened Victoria Miro 14, a new 9000sq ft exhibition space, this established London gallery is looking for an experienced Director of Sales to join its expanding sales team.  You must have a proven record in the contemporary art market and the ability to generate significant new contacts and business. A minimum of 5 years sales experience at a senior level in a gallery, auction house or art advisory firm is required.
To apply: Please send a covering letter and CV by post or email to Kathy Stephenson, Director of Operations and Communications, Victoria Miro, 16 Wharf Road, London N1 7RW kathy@victoria-miro.com.

Head of Programmes
FOUNDATION FOR ART AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY
Location: Merseyside
Salary: £28 - 33 000
Closing Date: ?
With the appointment of new Director, Mike Stubbs, FACT enters an exciting phase in its history and prepares for Liverpool's 2008 Capital of Culture. To develop this modern interdisciplinary agency, operating from a state of the art building, in an international context, FACT is now looking to recruit a number of exceptional individuals to join the team. To apply: For more information or to request an application pack please email: recruitment@fact.co.uk or see our website: www.fact.co.uk/main/aboutfact/jobs

International Examination Officer
FORTIES PEOPLE LTD
Location: London
Salary: £17 000
Closing Date: 17 August 2007
Our client is an academic body whose aim is to encourage and maintain the highest possible standards of patient care in general practice. They are one of the foremost primary care organisations in the UK. Following an expansion in activities, there is a vacancy for an International Examination Officer that will suit candidates with an interest in international health education.
To apply: jobs@fortiespeople.com

Marketing Director
OLD VIC THEATRE
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 17 August 2007
The Old Vic is seeking an experienced Marketing Director to lead on the marketing of its shows and all external communications for the Theatre. The successful candidate will also be responsible for maintaining and developing The Old Vic brand.
To apply: Visit www.oldvictheatre.com to download a job description, or e-mail emma.oliver@oldvictheatre.com, with 'Marketing/Guardian' in the subject heading.

Visitor Experience Manager
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
Location: Manchester
Salary: 27 - 35 000
Closing Date: 17 August 2007
Reporting to the Head of Human Resources and Visitor Experience, you will be responsible for delivering a world-class front-line visitor experience through a large team and for ensuring visitor satisfaction levels meet and exceed our targets. You will also be responsible for the success of the retail outlet and for achieving commercial targets.  You must be educated to degree level with considerable practical experience of managing large teams (25-35 staff) to deliver results in a customer-focused environment. With extensive experience of identifying and addressing customer needs, you must also have a proven track record of managing staff performance, motivation and discipline. An excellent communicator, you must be able to influence at all levels and be able to analyse and present information to assist decision-making. You should be experienced at managing change and be capable of developing and implementing improvements.
To apply: To download an application pack and full job description visit the 'About Us' section on our website: www.msim.org.uk or e-mail: recruitment@msim.org.uk Alternatively call 0161 606 0105 to request an application pack.

Interpretation Officer
ARNOS VALE CEMETARY TRUST
Location:
Deadline:17 August 2007
Salary: £25 000
Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust seeks an experienced Interpretation Officer to deliver outstanding interpretation focused on the historic cemetery's unique landscape.
To apply: F.f.i. visit www.arnosvale.org.uk  Applications should be returned to: Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust Office, West Lodge, Bath Road, Bristol BS4 3EW.

Intern
ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH ORCHESTRAS
Location: London
Deadline: 20 August 2007
Salary: Voluntary
The Association of British Orchestras offers six-month voluntary placements, four days a week, starting twice a year (September and January) within a small, energetic and committed team based in central London. These posts are ideal for graduates wishing to gain hands-on experience of the classical music industry and considering a career in arts administration.
To apply:please send or e-mail a CV and covering letter detailing your suitability and interest in the position to: Nicola Oliver, Membership Services Manager, Association of British Orchestras, 20 Rupert Street, London W1D 6DF.  Email: nicola@abo.org.uk

Lecturers/Senior Lecturers - Post Production
LEEDS METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY
Location: Leeds
Salary: £31,587 - £39,033 pa pro rata
Deadline: 20 August 2007
The Northern Film School, at Leeds Metropolitan University, is one of the UK's longest established, leading schools in practical film and moving image production and screenwriting, at all levels from Foundation Degree and BA (Hons) in Production to an MA (Production) and Skill Set accredited MA (Screenwriting). All our courses foster critical and contextual understanding, collaborative working and social awareness.
To apply: Application forms and further details can be downloaded from jobs.leedsmet.ac.uk Alternatively, please telephone 0113 812 5917 or e-mail: artsandsocietyapplication@leedsmet.ac.uk

Lecturers/Senior Lecturers - Cinematography
LEEDS METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY
Location: Leeds
Salary: £31,587 - £39,033 pa pro rata
Deadline: 20 August 2007
The Northern Film School, at Leeds Metropolitan University, is one of the UK's longest established, leading schools in practical film and moving image production and screenwriting, at all levels from Foundation Degree and BA (Hons) in Production to an MA (Production) and Skill Set accredited MA (Screenwriting). All our courses foster critical and contextual understanding, collaborative working and social awareness.
To apply: Application forms and further details can be downloaded from jobs.leedsmet.ac.uk Alternatively, please telephone 0113 812 5917 or e-mail: artsandsocietyapplication@leedsmet.ac.uk

Chief Executive
ABERDEEN INTERNATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL
Location: Aberdeen
Salary: £36 000
Closing Date: 20 August 2007
AIYF requires a new Chief Executive in order to take forward the annual World Festival of Youth Arts and to develop the organisation. We are seeking an outstanding person with the vision to move the organisation forward and the leadership and organisational skills to deliver the international festival.  As well as delivering "One of the globe's biggest participatory festivals" for young performers, AIYF runs schools and projects, commissions original work and co-produces with national companies.
To apply: Application packs available for download from www.aiyf.org/jobs or telephone: 01224 213800 e-mail: info@aiyf.org

Creative Director, Portrait of a Nation
LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL
Location: Liverpool
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 20 August 2007
We wish to appoint a Creative Director or Company who has the vision to deliver this unique event as a fitting climax to European Capital of Culture. This contract will be on a freelance/temporary basis. The successful candidate/company will have the ability to work nationally, in partnership and have produced creative community, cultural, heritage and arts projects to great acclaim. They will also have a passion for local and regional identities, distinctiveness and heritage.
To apply: The quotation document may be downloaded from the Liverpool City Council web site http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/Business/Business_procurement/Current_tenders/index.asp and http://www.liverpool08.com

Archive Programme Manager
MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES LONDON
Location: London
Salary: £34 000
Closing Date: 20 August 2007
We wish to appoint an Archive Programme Manager to lead and support the development of the archive domain in London. You will work closely with the archive networks in London and with individual archive services to identify and implement archive service development priorities in London. You will lead the regional roll out of the MLA Partnership's national Action for Archives programme, and will review and develop MLA London's strategy for archives, On The Record, beyond 2008.  A good knowledge and understanding of the archive domain in London is essential. You will have knowledge of current policy themes in the museum, libraries and, especially, the archives sector including learning and skills, access, diversity and inclusion, marketing, standards and workforce development. You will also have strong project management, people and partnership building skills.
To apply: To download a job description and for further information on how to apply for this post please visit our website www.mlalondon.org.uk. Alternatively please call Georgina Siddall on 020 7549 1712.

Editorial Assistant
SCHOTT MUSIC
Location: London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 20 August 2007
Schott Music is one of the leading international music publishers, with centres in Mainz, London, New York, Tokyo, Madrid and Beijing. The London Editorial Department has a busy publishing schedule with a distinguished group of authors, editors and composers. The ideal applicant will have good verbal and written communication skills, knowledge/keen interest in classical music and/or music education, and enjoy looking at/studying music.
To apply: Please send CV and covering letter to hr@schott-music.com. Address: Editorial Department, 48 Great Marlborough Street, London, W1F 7BB.

Project Development Officer
BADENOCH AND CLARK
Location: London
Salary: £30 - 40 000
Closing Date: ?
A fantastic new role as Project Development Officer has become available for a new Maritime Centre in the North East. Ideally you will have a broad knowledge of Project Development from inception to completion. One of the most important skills candidates must have is the ability to write bids to secure funding which will be integral to the success of the project. To apply: Please email your CV & covering letter to Eddie Reed (Eddie.Reed.14381.439@badenochandclark.aplitrak.com)

Cultural Co-ordinator
MUSEUMS LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES LONDON
Location: London
Salary: 21 August 2007
Cultural Co-ordinator - Bicentenary of the Parliamentary Abolition of the Slave Trade.  In 2007 we are commemorating the 200th anniversary of the passage of the 1807 Abolition of the Slave Trade Act which outlawed the slave trade throughout the British Empire and made it illegal for British ships to be involved in the trade.  With its partners, the London Museums Hub and MLA Council, MLA London is seeking to appoint a Cultural Coordinator ( 8 October to 21 December) to co-ordinate and deliver our programme of work until the end of the year. The programme aims to build partnerships between community groups and museums, libraries and archives to promote our sector's contribution to the Bicentenary commemoration.
To apply: Applications are invited by letter and CV. A job pack containing fuller details is available on our website: www.mlalondon.org.uk Address - Fourth Floor 53 - 56 Great Sutton Street London EC1V 0DG. Closing date is noon on Tuesday 21 August, 2007.

Mineral Valleys Project Manager
NATURAL ENGLAND
Location: Tyne and Wear
Salary: £27,690 - £37,690 per annum
Natural England was created in October 2006 as an exciting new organisation with the purpose of ensuring that 'the natural environment is conserved, enhanced and managed for the benefit of present and future generations, thereby contributing to sustainable development'.  Partly-funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Mineral Valleys Project is a high profile environmentally-led landscape partnership that brings together government agencies, local authorities, the voluntary sector and community groups.  As Project Manager you will be responsible for coordinating the programme of 15 projects, ensuring delivery of the Mineral Valleys Project Business Plan and the annual Implementation Plans to deadline and budget. This will involve managing project staff, liaising closely with partners, developing and monitoring detailed work programmes and preparing reports and funding claims. As project Champion you will be the prime mover in raising the profile of the Mineral Valleys Project at a local, regional and national level.  With proven experience of project management and leading a project team, you will demonstrate an ability to manage complex budgets with high spending pressures. You will also be highly organised, an excellent communicator and a strong advocate of partnership working.
To apply: For a full application pack, please email ssd.nerecruitment@defra.gsi.gov.uk Alternatively, contact Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Zone A1, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX. Tel: 0845 603 7262. Please quote reference RCRE 718. Email correspondence is preferred.

Account Manager/Trainee Account Manager
MIND UNIT
Location: South London
Salary: £30 - 35 000
Closing Date: 24 August 2007
Mindunit is an award-winning, web design company for the arts, with an impressive client list that includes the Donmar Warehouse, Guys & Dolls, the Photographers Gallery, the Open Air Theatre, the South Bank, Tate Modern and the Young Vic.  The company has built a reputation for responsive client service, technical excellence and engaging design and this has fuelled rapid growth over the past few years. Based in Brixton, the atmosphere is friendly, supportive and down to earth.
To apply: For the Account Manager role, please respond to Gerald@MindUnit.co.uk.
For the Trainee Account Manager role, please respond to Graham@MindUnit.co.uk

Chief Executive
TAIGH CHEARSABHAGH MUSEUMS AND ARTS CENTRE
Location: North Uist
Salary: £29 859
Closing Date: 24 August 2007
The postholder will be responsible for the overall management and administration of the Trust, reporting to the Board of Directors. He/she will be educated to degree level in the arts, have excellent verbal and written communication skills, previous experience of managing staff and budgets, and a track record of achievement in the cultural sector. The ability to speak and write in Gaelic will be an advantage
To apply: Job description & application form available to download at: http://www.taigh-chearsabhagh.org

Innovation Manager
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON
Location: London
Salary: £29,609 - £34,176
Closing Date: 24 August 2007
Working with our partners the Enterprise Centre for Creative Arts and the London BioScience Innovation Centre you will develop an operational network of support organisations in both boroughs and manage funding for events and bursaries. You will also develop the Innovation Central's marketing, including our website, targeted e-marketing programmes and promotional events to build a network of partners and prospects.  Experience of multi-channel marketing, including event organisation and web development; a degree, or equivalent; and knowledge of the relationship of HE to the development of businesses are essential. You will also have excellent communication, IT, interpersonal and networking skills and the ability to undertake research and connect people within networks.
To apply: To receive your application pack (CVs alone will not be accepted), please contact: Helen Todd, Staffing Administrator, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, University of the Arts London, Southampton Row, London WC1B 4AP. Telephone: 020 7514 8868, email: jobenquiries@csm.arts.ac.uk

Group Manager, Heritage Services
THE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM
Location: East London
Salary: £44 160
Closing Date: 24 August 2007
Valence House (and its moat) is just one example of many historical gems to be found here. There's our popular borough museum, and the fine Eastbury Manor House. Not to mention our exceptional archive and Local Studies Library, home to papers dating from the 17th century.  With a heritage as rich and deep as ours, we've a duty to share it. This is where you step in, immersing yourself in a role that will see you bring our past to life. It's a fantastic opportunity to be a strategist, publicist and historian all at once.  You'll have significant experience in the field of heritage, including managing buildings, collections and projects. What's more, you're passionate about bringing history to life for local people, schools and community groups. With two major lottery-funded restoration projects underway, now couldn't be a better time to join us.
To apply: To find out more about our local heritage, visit www.barking-dagenham.gov.uk and go to the Museums and Heritage pages.  To apply on-line please log on to www.barking-dagenham.gov.uk
Alternatively call 020 8215 3001 to request an application pack or e-mail: request.applicationform@lbbd.gov.uk

Publicity Director - Non Fiction Books
GODDARD GADD LTD
Location: West London
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 26 August 2007
Our client is one of the largest and most well known book publishers in the UK. They are currently looking for an experience publicity director to look after their non-fiction division.  You will come to the role with commercial publishing PR experience and have an excellent knowledge of consumer PR, media relations, publicity campaigns, trade PR, digital PR and publicity material. You will have excellent media contacts covering TV, radio and press as well as a wide range of interests reflecting the eclectic mix of titles on the list.  You must be outgoing, enthusiastic and confident. You must also be a good team player with a certain level of diplomacy to deal confidently with authors and their agents.
To apply: Send CV's to liam@goddardgadd.co.uk

Fine Artist Illustrator
REGENT SELECTION LTD
Location: London
Salary: £70 000
Closing Date: 26 August 2007
This is a rare opportunity which will only appeal to a fine artist with rare illustrative (watercolour) talent. We need you to have strong traditional drawing skills and an excellent understanding of the human and animal anatomy and movement. The combination of your artistic skill and the application of structure, perspective, squash and stretch, action and reaction will create exciting new personas for world famous cartoon characters.  Our client is a world leader and you will have the opportunity to lead a very creative and inspired team within a highly motivated ‘can-do’ environment. So, if drawing is your passion and fine art and illustrative watercolour is your specialism where your use of pose and composition will add an exciting new dimension to famous characters then this role will appeal to you strongly. The ideal candidate will have 5 years or more relevant experience and have previously managed staff. Your technical skills will include Illustrator, Photoshop and most importantly traditional drawing and your personal skills will include team player, ‘hands on’ leader and the ability to communicate with a wide range of people.
To apply: Please telephone Jane Armstrong, direct on 0207 038 3506, for more information in the first instance. Jane Armstrong, Regent Selection Ltd., Linen Hall, 162 Regent Street, London W1B 5TG. jane.armstrong@regentselection.co.uk (d) 020 7038 3506

Head of Planning and Support Services
BIG LOTTERY FUND
Location: Scotland
Closing Date: 27 August 2007
You will lead our business planning and performance monitoring in Scotland, which means overseeing people, processes, money and resources - not to mention implementing integrated office management systems and ensuring good governance.  This is a role with far more variety than you might expect, and you’ll need both strategic and operational experience to be a success.  You should also have a good understanding of HR, finance and governance, as well as plenty of professional credibility. You’ll benefit from a package that includes 25 days’ holiday, interest free season ticket loan and paid parental leave.
To apply: visit www.biglotteryfund.org.uk or call 08707 515 152 (minicom 0845 755 6656) or email biglotteryfundrecruitment@bss.org for an application pack. Please quote reference BIG 07/113.

Arts Development Manager
BROMLEY MYTIME
Location: Bromley
Salary: £30 000 pro rata
Closing Date: 31 August 2007
We are seeking a creative and resourceful individual to lead and develop our arts service. You will provide a strong artistic vision for the service; building on existing partnerships, setting new challenges and ensuring the service reaches its full potential.  Experience of working in an arts development environment, a successful fundraising track record and a detailed knowledge of community based arts issues are all essential. You will be an excellent communicator and possess strong leadership skills but most importantly be passionate about the role of the arts.
To apply: Please apply on-line at http://www.bromleymytime.org.uk by selecting ‘Jobs & Training’ from the options or call 020 8323 1727 for an application pack, quoting the reference number and job title.

Director
THE CORN EXCHANGE AND NEW GREENHAM ARTS
Location: Berkshire
Salary: ?
Closing Date: 31 August 2007
The Corn Exchange, Newbury is a multi-purpose arts venue, presenting an innovative programme of drama, music, dance, visual arts, comedy and film, and producer of the nationally acclaimed Newbury Comedy Festival. With a growing reputation in the national arts scene, The Corn Exchange has recently produced the successful touring production 'Longwave', and will be opening a digital micro-cinema in September.
To apply: For an application pack: Phone 01635 582666 x 236E mail recruitment@cornexchangenew.co.uk Download from www.cornexchangenew.com

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