Programme Officer (Art & Culture)

The Warehouse Teenage Club Limited; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

The Warehouse Teenage Club Limited is seeking an experienced Programme Coordinator to lead youth and community development initiatives in art, culture and creativity in Hong Kong. The role centers on delivering the Creative ICH Student Leaders project, heritage tours, and hands-on workshops.

You will liaise with schools and partners, draft proposals, organise logistics, and ensure high-quality content. A degree with 3+ years in cultural heritage or youth services is preferred; strong Chinese and

Qualifications

• Degree with at least 3 years of relevant experience, preferably in cultural heritage, creative and cultural sector, NGO youth services.
• Domain knowledge in community arts, placemaking, or cultural heritage preservation is an advantage.
• Excellent command of spoken and written Chinese and English; proficient in MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Plan, organize, and execute youth and community development initiatives in art, culture and creativity.
• Lead the Creative ICH Student Leaders project, heritage/community tours, and workshops.
• Build positive relationships with young people and facilitate youth empowerment activities.
• Coordinate with schools, partners, and NGOs to deliver quality programme content.
• Draft funding applications, proposals, and project documentation; handle logistics.

Skills

Bilingual Chinese/English

MS Office

Education

Degree holder or above with 3+ years experience in cultural heritage/youth services

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Programme Execution: Plan, organize, and execute youth and community development initiatives in art, culture, and creativity. Primary focus includes executing the “Creative ICH Student Leaders” project, organizing heritage/community tours, leading art and culture activities, and running hands‑on workshops.

Youth Engagement: Build positive, friendly relationships with young people and facilitate activities that promote youth empowerment.

Stakeholder Coordination: Liaise and collaborate with creative talents, community partners, Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) practitioners, schools, and public/private organizations to deliver quality programme content.

Proposal & Administrative Support: Assist supervisor in drafting funding applications, bidding proposals, and project documentation.

Operations & Logistics: Handle day‑to‑day programme logistics, administrative tasks, and other operational duties assigned by the line manager.

Requirement:

Education & Experience: Degree holder or above with at least 3 years of relevant experience, preferably in the cultural heritage, creative and cultural sector, community building, or NGO youth services.

Domain Knowledge: Experience or strong interest in community arts, placemaking, or cultural heritage preservation is an advantage.

Core Competencies: Excellent command of spoken and written Chinese and English; proficient in MS Office.

Soft Skills: Passionate about youth work; good communication skills, self‑motivated, organized, and able to work independently when handling tasks on‑site.

Work Schedule & Flexibility:

5-Day Work Week (shift patterns, weekends, or public holidays may apply according to programme schedules)

Based in Aberdeen, with occasional travel to outdoor or remote locations across Hong Kong (e.g., Sai Kung, Lantau Island) for field activities as required