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Scottish Cultural Enterprise is an independent cultural management consultancy company, based in the centre of Glasgow. As well as providing the New Deal for Musicians with a national business advice service, SCE also provides cultural man- agement consultancy to a wide range of national and regional bodies, arts organi— sations and individuals in Scotland and elsewhere in the UK on a commercial basis.
We are now expanding our team to embrace a person of graduate-calibre to co- ordinate our research programme. In addition to excellent general administrative skills, including a thorough knowledge of Microsoft Office, we are looking for some- one who can combine attention to detail with creative problem solving.
SCE operates a performance related pay policy, with the prospect therefore of earnings in the region of 2154220000 per annum and SCOpe for advancement. This is a full-time post but we are open to considering applicants of high calibre who
may wish to work reduced hours.
The closing date is Monday 1 August 2005, For an applicant pack, please email: erika@scottishculture.co.uk
Scottish Cultural Enterprise The Douglas Suite
64' ‘éé 53 Bothwell Street cl," {:5 GLASGOW v; 3,:
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Fax: 0141 248 2775 www.scottishculture.co.uk
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ARTISTS’ MENTORING PROGRAMME (GLASGOW) By Impact Arts
Impact Arts is a leading arts organisation specialising in community arts and artists’ development. The Artists’ Mentoring Programme is a 9 month professional development programme for Glasgow based graduate artists who want to develop a career or part career in community based work. Tailored training in freelance skills, client group awareness and workshops skills are combined with project placements, support from a mentoring team and exhibition opportunities. This opportunity is available for artists who are either not working with their arts skills as their main source of employment/ income or are currently unemployed.
For further details of these opportunities and application guidelines please contact Gwen on 0141 575 3001 or gwen@impactarts.co.uk
To find out more about Impact Arts. see www.impactarts.co.uk
Closing date for applications - Friday 29th July 2005 Programme starts late August.
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GI'I'IIENS THEATRE
seeks Box Office! Marketing Assistants (FIPT)
To create a dedicated and intuitive team responsible for the efficient running of the box office, providing excellent customer care and assistance to the marketing department. Databox experience prefered but not essential.
Contact Eleanor Murphy
PIT Evening Duty Managers! Front of House Staff
To work with our dedicated Front of House team.contributing to maintaining our high level of customer care as enthusiastic Ushers. Bar and Door staff. Contact Lesley Davidson
Please send current CV to the appropriate contact at: Citizens‘ Theatre
Gorbals Street
Glasgow
G5 908 by 22 July 2005
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Require creative and dynamic drama and dance tutors and actors with workshop experience for forthcoming Artsnet Outreach Project, Autumn 2005 (10 weeks full time) and Artsnet Festival Project 2006.
Please send/e-mail CV and letter by 22nd July to:- Arkeen Theatre Company 29 Potts Way MOTHERWELL ML1 SSB office@arkeen.co.uk
Festival Street
Sellers
The List is currently looking for people with energy and enthusiasm to join our team of sellers out and about in central Edinburgh during the Festival. We have opportunities for daytime and/or early evening work on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays.
We are offering the chance to earn good money according to results and all sorts of spin off perks.
If you think you've got what it takes. please contact Keith at The List:
telephone
0131 558 1191 email circulation@list.co.uk Please give your
daytime contact telephone number.
Wanted...A Writer for Brownsbank
We need a published writer ready to grow professionally while supporting community w l'lllllg activities. Information at www.hrownsbank.org.uk or from: Andrew .\le('allum. I-I Boghall Park. Biggar. MLIZ (iliY.
City of Edinburgh Council
Culture and Leisure Department GAELIC ARTS POLICY DEVELOPMENT Proposals invited, fixed fee £10,400
Following the publication of the Scottish Executive 5 Gaelic Language Bill and the Scottish Arts COunCiI s Gaelic Arts Policy the City of Edinburgh COuncil has been reassessing its Gaelic sei'Vice prowsion across variOuS departments With the Culture and Leisure Depaitment seeking to develop its own Gaelic Arts Policy as part of its overall strategic development
Led by the Arts Development Unit this pilot proiect co— funded by the Scottish Arts Council seeks to assess the Current level of Gaelic arts activity Within the City through engagement With the City s Gaelic arts community resulting in the development of a draft policy by summer 2006
The Successful consultant Will have a good awareness of the issues Surrounding Gaelic arts actiVity at local and national level and WIN be appomted fora period of 52 weeks from August 2005 to August 2006
The consultant does not need to be a Gaelic speaker
Closing date fOi proposals is Wednesday 20th July 2005. lntzrvwws will take p Eteé} the week commencing 25th J;in Wllh the project t:x{)r"7l¢_?tl to start as soon as possible thereafter
Prior to submitting a proposal. please obtain a full project brief from the Arts Development Unit. telephone 0131 2431444 or email artsdevelopment@btconnect.com
Srothsh Arts Council
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