Producer

ArtsHub Australia Pty; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 14,000 - 18,000; Full time

Job summary

Suffolk Artlink is seeking an enthusiastic and organised Producer to support the delivery of participatory arts programmes. Based in Halesworth, the role is permanent, 22.5 hours per week across 3 days, with a salary of £16,068 per annum (£26,780 FTE).

You will work closely with Senior Producers, artists and community partners to coordinate projects, communicate with participants and artists, support creative sessions and help ensure activities run smoothly and inclusively.

Responsibilities

• Project Coordination and Delivery
• Participant, Artist and Partner Communication
• Session Delivery
• Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
• Financial and Administrative Support
• Quality, Safeguarding and Compliance
• Team Working and Professional Practice

Job description

Job Summary

Job Summary Suffolk Artlink is looking for an enthusiastic and organised Producer to support the delivery of our participatory arts programmes across Suffolk. Producer Location: Based in Halesworth. Salary: £16,068 per annum (£26,780 FTE). Hours: 22.5 hours per week (3 days). Contract: Permanent. Working closely with Senior Producers, artists and community partners, you will coordinate projects, communicate with participants and artists, support creative sessions and help ensure activities run smoothly and inclusively. You will be a welcoming first point of contact for participants and partners, while also providing the practical and administrative support that enables our programmes to have a positive impact. This is a varied, people-focused role for someone who is organised, proactive and passionate about the role creativity can play in improving people’s lives and strengthening communities. It would suit someone looking to develop their career in participatory arts, creative health or community work, including those at an early stage of their career who are keen to build their experience and skills.

We welcome applications from everyone, including those who may not typically identify themselves with the creative arts sector. We value transferable skills, enthusiasm, curiosity and a commitment to working inclusively with people and communities. Your relevant experience may have been gained through volunteering, education, community activity or other settings as well as paid work.

Job Responsibilities

• Project Coordination and Delivery
• Participant, Artist and Partner Communication
• Session Delivery
• Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
• Financial and Administrative Support
• Quality, Safeguarding and Compliance
• Team Working and Professional Practice