We're Hiring: Arts Administration Support
28 Jun 2024
Are you someone who is excited about the prospect of working in an innovative charity where creativity and partnership is at the heart of everything that we do?
At Arts & Business NI we’re working to build a strong and vibrant arts sector for Northern Ireland. We collaborate with our network of over 200 cultural and commercial businesses, to create partnerships, unlock potential and help our members grow and achieve their big ambitions.
We have an exciting opportunity for an Arts Administration Support to join our team. This is a 12 month contract post, 25 hours a week, with a salary of £22,500 p.a. pro rata.
We’re on the look-out for someone who is highly-organised, with excellent administration skills and a passion for arts and culture. You will work closely with the Arts team to provide operational support on our projects and programmes, including our pioneering Blueprint programme which supports a network of arts and cultural organisations to encourage income growth and long term financial stability.
More information about this role, person specification, staff benefits and how to apply is available in the Candidate Information Pack which is available at the links below.
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Deadline: Applications for this position are now closed.
Interviews:
First round interviews will be held at our offices on the afternoons of Tuesday 20 & Wednesday 21 August 2024
Second round interviews will be held at our offices on Wednesday 28 August 2024
Arts & Business NI is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We welcome applications from all individuals. We encourage you to let us know if there are any challenges or adjustments needed to complete the application process or participate in an interview. We are dedicated to making the necessary accommodations to ensure your experience is as smooth and positive as possible.
Our Funders & Partners
Arts & Business NI is generously supported by The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
