Learning Projects Coordinator

Airborne Comrades Association; Liverpool; Hybrid; GBP 23,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Liverpool Philharmonic is recruiting a Learning Projects Coordinator to work at the heart of our youth programmes in Liverpool. The role focuses on ensuring the successful operation of Learning programmes, including coordinating rehearsals, events and activities for children and young people.

You will manage relationships with participants, partners and stakeholders, acting as a first point of contact and supporting the delivery of inclusive, accessible programmes that reach a diverse community

Qualifications

• Motivated and organised with strong communication skills.
• Great knowledge of music.
• Experience supporting rehearsals, events and activities for children and young people.

Responsibilities

• Set up rehearsals and activities for youth programmes.
• Support artistic teams to inspire the next generation of young musicians.
• Manage relationships with participants, partners and stakeholders.
• Use participant feedback to increase accessibility and reach.

Skills

Organisational skills

Communication skills

Music knowledge

Job description

Every week Liverpool Philharmonic’s Youth Programmes reach over 2,300 children and young people, through programmes like In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic and Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company. To strengthen the delivery of these impactful, long term programmes, we have carried out a internal restructure, which has lead to exciting new opportunities within our Youth Programmes team.

We’re currently recruiting for a Learning Projects Coordinator, working at the heart of our youth programmes, directly making a difference in the lives of children and young people.

TheLearning Projects Coordinator willhelp ensure the successful operation of Liverpool Philharmonic’s Learning programmes. As part of our Youth Company team, you’ll help facilitate all aspects of our rehearsals, projects, events and activities for children, young people and our communities, often working in the evenings and weekends. You’ll be responsible for setting up rehearsals and activities, supporting artistic teams to inspire the next generation of young musicians. You will manage relationships with participants, partners and stakeholders, serving as a first point of contact and providing support for all involved. You’ll also use evaluation and feedback from participants to help increase our accessibility and grow our reach and diversity. If you’re motivated and organised, and a confident communicator with a great knowledge of music, we’d love to hear from you.

Contact details

[e-mail]

01512101940

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