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BAFTA is seeking a Programs Officer in London to support the senior programmes manager in shaping and delivering inclusive, innovative talent development programmes across film, games, and television. The role focuses on curating events, opportunities, and outreach to diverse applicants, with accountability for process design and impact evaluation.
You’ll collaborate across departments, manage application forms, and help create pathways into the industry for next-generation talent, with a
Programmes Officer, London W1 £33,600 per annum
Our opportunity:
The Programmes Officer will support the senior programmes manager to shape and deliver inclusive, innovative programmes for talent development activity that supports BAFTA’s mission to champion underrepresented voices and emerging talent.
Working closely with the talent development team, this role will take responsibility for curating events and professional development opportunities that inspire our audiences and industry partners alike. Your role includes ensuring the smooth programming and delivery of year-round events and initiatives that reflect the evolving landscape of film, games and TV and collaborating with creatives and cultural organisations. This role primarily works across BAFTA Breakthrough UK and our new entrant activity.
The role will design and implement outreach strategies to engage applicants from diverse backgrounds, oversee application and selection processes including designing and building dynamic application forms for the needs of the individual programmes, and track the programme’s impact through data collection and evaluation. By working collaboratively across departments, you’ll help ensure these initiatives break down barriers to progression and create meaningful pathways into the film, games and television industries for the next generation of talent.
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Please apply here to submit your CV and include a cover letter which in no more than 500 words explains why you think you are suitable for this position and what skills you have to be successful in this role.
The closing date for this role is Monday 14 September 2026, 10:00am
BAFTA isa leading arts charity focused on championing creativity, opportunity and social change for all through the transformative power of film, games and television.
Enrich the cultural landscape. Level the playing field. Be progressive. Inspire and celebrate.
We champion practitioners in film, games and television, regardless of background and life experience. We provide community for our members and strive for progressive industry and cultural practices. We recognise exceptional storytelling through our awards.
People from all backgrounds will have opportunity to thrive in the screen industries, bringing rich, more diverse stories for us to celebrate.
Our aim is for our staff/volunteers to be a diverse mix of talented people who want to come and do their best work. BAFTA is committed to increasing diversity, and maintaining an inclusive workplace culture. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds who want to join BAFTA and do their best work. Our culture at work is inclusive and we celebrate diversity in all its forms. Please take the time to fill out our Diversity Monitoring Survey . All the information you provide will be anonymous and is not considered with your application.
We actively encourage all applicants to share with us how you might perform best throughout our recruitment process, as such should you wish for us to adjust the process in order for you to shine please get in touch:recruitment@bafta.org .