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macrobert
PR to Artistic Director
You will provide administrative and secretarial support to the Artistic Director and in liaison with the Head of Education coordinate and support macrobert education and project work.
You will be If literate and extremely well organised, preferably with previous work experience in a arts environment. Salary £16,000 pa
Customer Services manager
You will act as Duty Manager, en5uring the smooth running of the building while on duty. In particular, you will have specific responsibility for ensuring a consistently high quality of customer service across all public areas.
You will be highly motivated and have worked in a customer focussed environment in a supervisory role, ideally in a multi arts venue or hospitality environment.
Salary £16,500 pa
The successful candidates for all posts, UJIII be subject to Disclosure Scotland check
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PijECt Centre for Developmental Ans
Artist in Residence (p/t) in three Communication Disorder Units in Glasgow Primary Schools.
Project Ability is seeking a visual artist with experience of working with young people with autistic spectrum disorders to undertake a residency in three specialist units culminating in an exhibition at the Centre for Developmental Arts. The post is for 16 weeks with each school, 21 hrs a week: 7hrs in school, 7 hrs research and writing, 7 hrs personal studio time. Fee £15000 over 2 academic years beginning January 2006.
Closing date November 25‘“, Interviews 5m December 2005. For further information please contact:
info@project-ability.co.uk or send an A4 sae to: Project Ability, Scottish 18 Albion Street, 9 a fi»%?.(y?fi'..noi'l partners Glasgow, G1 1LH a Scottish I
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UNIVERSITY of GLASGOW and THE GLASGOW SCHOOL of ART
SCOTTISH LITERATURE
Writer-in-Residence (Part Time) £20,044 pro rata to 90%
You will be a published writer of proven worth, preferably with an interest in the visual and plastic arts as well as any literary genres. You will be expected to work on project(s) of your own during the residency and be available to encourage any students or staff who wish to consult the writer for advice about their own work
This post is available for six months.
For an application pack, please see our website
or write quoting Ref 11679/HRJ/A3 to the Recruitment Section, Human Resources Department, University of Glasgow,
Glasgow G12 soo. Closing date: 28 October 2005. The University is committed to equality §ys7§¢ of opportunity in employment. sans?
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A new edition of The List's annual Eating & Drinking Guide will be published in April 2006. We are now looking to fill a small number of gaps in our editorial team by recruiting new reviewers who can write effectively and knowledge- ably about restaurants in Glasgow or Edinburgh.
You will need to be able to compose sharp. concise prose as well as display thoroughness and accuracy in researching information. You should be able to write with confidence and insight about food and drink in general. and be familiar with the eating out scene in Glasgow or Edinburgh. You will also need to have reliable access to email and the web. be com- puter literate and be available to submit work to tight dead- lines in January. February and early March 2006.
Please note that all reviewing is on a part-time. freelance basis, and can normally be fitted around separate full-time work.
To apply to be one of The List's reviewers. please write to us. including:
0 a covering letter explaining your suitability as a restaurant
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0 a one-page CV. with relevant experience highlighted
0 two writing samples: 1) a 200-word review of a restaurant, cafe’ or bar you have visited recently in a private capacity, written in a style similar to the entries found in The List's Eating & Drinking Guide 2005; 2) another example of your writing or reviewing whether published or unpublished. ideally on the topic of food and drink.
Applications should be sent to:
Personnel,
Eating & Drinking Guide 2005
The List, 14 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1TB
email: personnel@list.co.uk
Closing date for applications: Friday 4 November 2004
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