Community Impact Coordinator – North

CACN; England; Remote; GBP 23,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Orchestra Live is recruiting a Community Impact Co-ordinator for the North of England. The role supports working with local partners to enhance community voice and engagement across the programme.

Working with the Regional Producer North, you will act as a local advocate, using proven models to involve communities in shaping orchestral experiences. The position is home-based with travel across the North and a fixed term to 31 March 2028, with potential for permanency.

Responsibilities

• Supports work with local partners to enhance and develop community voice and engagement across the programme.
• Works closely with the Regional Producer North to deliver the strategy for the North.
• Acts as a local advocate and intermediary to engage communities in shaping orchestral experiences.
• Helps build long-term programmes through a network of northern partners and strengthens community impact.

Job description

Orchestra Live are recruiting for a Community Impact Coordinator based in the North of England, who has a passion for community engagement and believes in the value of cultural and creative opportunities for people where they live and work.

Orchestra Live are recruiting for a Community Impact Coordinator based in the North of England, who has a passion for community engagement and believes in the value of cultural and creative opportunities for people where they live and work.

The Community Impact Co-ordinator supports work with local partners to enhance and develop community voice and engagement across the programme.

Working closely with the Regional Producer North, you will play an important part in delivering our strategy for the North. You will be a local advocate and intermediary, using proven models to engage communities in shaping orchestral experiences that relate to their interests and needs. You will help to build long-term programmes through our network of northern partners and work to strengthen and deepen impact for the communities where we work.

This is a full-time position, for a fixed term until 31 March 2028 with potential to become a permanent employee position from 1 April 2028. Salary £25,250The role is home based with regular travel across the Arts Council's North of England region. You will join a team of 15 employees, based across England.

The closing date for applications is Monday 16 November at 9am.