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Closing date: 26th April 2024Salary: £12.32 per hour We have an exciting opportunity for an individual to join our busy, friendly Community and Engage team on a casual basis.Mayflower Theatre is the largest independent not for profit theatre in the south of the UK and we present a wide range of shows including large scale musicals, opera and dance.MAST is a multi-art form venue presenting and producing theatre, dance, music, comedy, spoken word and family shows. We work with the best touring companies and local artists to present a diverse, vibrant, high-quality artistic programme, alongside our own MAST productions and co-productions.As a youth and community assistant, you will be part of a team to help support some of our projects and activities such as; the Summer Youth Project, Christmas Youth Production, Youth Theatre Performances, Family Fun Days and other activities throughout the year. This year, our Summer Youth Project is Bugsy Malone and our Christmas Youth Production is A Wind in the Willows.Our Summer Youth Project has a cast of over 150 young people aged 11-18 and takes place over 2 weeks in August culminating in performances on our main stage at Mayflower Theatre. The Christmas Youth Production. It takes place in studio 1 in MAST Mayflower Studios and hosts a cast of around 50 young performers. Both productions are musical theatre-based and involve a professional creative team. What are we looking for?<ul><li>Are you reliable, punctual and honest? </li><li>Are you available, evenings, weekends and school holidays? </li><li>Do you have excellent availability between 4th – 18th August and/or September – December? </li><li>Are you passionate about supporting young people or adults with additional needs? </li><li>Do you have great communication skills? </li><li>Can you maintain a flexible approach and be an objective problem solver?</li><li>Do you work well in a team?</li></ul>If you answered yes to all of the questions above, apply now! Please note: You will need to undergo an enhanced DBS check.We are committed to ensuring a fair process for all candidates from a diverse background. Please see our website for more details and also if you have any additional requirements to complete your application form please contact the P&amp;C Team at <a href="mailto:recruitment@mayflower.org.uk" target="_blank">recruitment@mayflower.org.uk</a> or on 02380 711800 ext. 0.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Mayflower Theatre

Youth and community assistant

Closing date: 26th April 2024Salary:  £27,000 - £28,000 per annum plus benefitsWorking hours: 37.5 hours per week which includes evenings and weekends. This will include working over the Christmas period. Interviews will be held at Mayflower Theatre and include a practical workshop and formal interview. Coordinate unforgettable productions and training initiatives, empowering young talent across Hampshire.Mayflower Theatre is the largest theatre on the South Coast with 2,271 seats in the auditorium. The Theatre’s aim is to bring a diverse range of shows to Southampton. We present a mixture of spectacular touring productions, from musicals to dance, opera, drama, ballet and comedy. MAST Mayflower Studios is a cultural and community hub. We present family shows, dance, musicals, music, comedy, circus, cabaret, spoken word, and visual arts. We put participation at the heart of everything we do. Both the Theatre and Studios operate under the Mayflower brand. Collectively we provide Inspiring Experiences to all who engage with each venue. As Youth Projects Programme Lead, you will coordinate our Summer Youth Project at Mayflower Theatre and our Christmas Youth production at MAST Mayflower Studios. You will also coordinate our Actor Training Scheme Elevate Ensemble. <ul><li>Summer Youth Project &amp; Christmas Youth Production: We stage two large scale youth productions a year. Our Summer Youth Project takes place on our Mayflower Theatre stage each summer and hosts a cast of up to 150 young performers from across Hampshire. Our Christmas Youth Production takes place in studio 1 in MAST Mayflower Studios and hosts a cast of 50 young performers. Both productions are musical theatre and involve a professional creative team.</li><li>The Elevate Ensemble – Youth Training: The Elevate Ensemble is our Youth Actor Training initiative. We will take up to 15 young people (16 – 25yrs) who are underrepresented in the industry on a part time free actor training programme, which provides comprehensive pathways to drama school training. </li></ul>We are searching for someone with a "can-do" attitude and the ability to work well under pressure to provide administrative support; organise and support youth projects in the Engage department; and supportive creatives in delivering large scale youth theatre productions at our venues.  Knowledge, skills and experience<ul><li>Educated to a degree level in drama, performing arts or an arts-based subject or equivalent qualification or experience</li><li>Experience of managing programmes with young people</li><li>Ability to manage multiple projects at one time and work to strict deadlines</li><li>A robust understanding of the theatre production process</li><li>Previous experience of administering and co-ordinating arts-based projects</li><li>Excellent communication skills </li><li>Ability to work under pressure</li><li>Be a self-starter and independent worker, whilst also working well within small teams</li><li>Maintain a flexible approach and be an independent problem solver</li><li>Be skilled in Microsoft Packages inc. Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint</li><li>Experience in evaluation and reporting on projects</li></ul> Working for Mayflower TheatreMayflower defines diversity as valuing everyone as an individual – we value all our employees and customers. Harnessing these differences creates a productive environment in which everybody feels valued, where their talents are fully utilised and organisational and personal goals are met. We are committed to employment practices that promote diversity and inclusion.We are committed to providing an accessible recruitment process for all candidates so please see our website for more details.The employer reserves the right to close the listing and stop accepting applications sooner than the original deadline. Therefore we strongly recommend applying at the earliest opportunity.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Youth projects programme lead

Closing date for applications: Monday 29th AprilSalary: £4200 - £6600 over 3 months (£150 per day, variable days – all SCRUM staff paid same day rate) plus £112.50 monthly Accountability Bonus.* Dreaming of a career where you can blend your passion for the arts with community engagement? Look no further!SCRUM Theatre is seeking a highly organised and proactive Venue Manager to oversee the maintenance, operations, and safety of our new premises in Hammersmith and build relationships with communities who are underrepresented in the arts.The Venue Manager will play a pivotal role in fostering connections with local community groups in Hammersmith, as well as artists across London. They will also ensure the smooth functioning of all facilities and operations in the building, oversee all security and safety protocols, and manage relationships with stakeholders associated with the building.You’ll also be a key member of SCRUM’s democratic collective of theatremakers, as we build an exciting new theatre company and charity focused on making better theatre in better ways for the future.Individuals who may not yet have experience in the theatre industry are welcome to apply.This position is initially contracted for 3 months, with the aim of transitioning into a long-term role within the charity. We have secured a ‘meanwhile’ lease on a premises comprising 4 large rehearsal rooms, two performance spaces, and a shared co-working space. The Venue Manager will work 3-5 days a week for the first month to help turn an empty space into a vibrant arts hub. Following that, you will work 2-3 days per week to oversee running and maintenance of the building after we open to the public, as well as acting as point person for our booking system, managed in collaboration with Theatre Deli.  *All SCRUM staff are paid the same day rate of £150p/d. Certain roles involve taking responsibility for the charity's KPIs, therefore to reflect the higher level of labour involved, those roles receive a fixed ‘Accountability Bonus’ at the end of each month. These bonuses are taken from a pool allocated by the Board, agreed together by the collective, and reviewed by the collective on a quarterly basis. Who are we?SCRUM Theatre is a year-old CIO committed to pioneering better standards for making theatre at a time of crisis in the industry, as well as providing free-to-access arts training for under-served communities. We’re a group of 9 interdisciplinary artists, trained at leading theatre schools all over the world, including the Yale School of Drama, Ecole Jacques Lecoq, and Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, with experience in theatre, film and television. We’re championed by an expert team of the country’s leading theatre-makers, including Adrian Lester, Nicholas Hytner, Lyndsey Turner, Declan Donnellan, and Nick Ormerod. Projects in 2024-25 include:<ul><li>Transforming an empty building in London into a pop-up theatre training hub for developing artists, with a 50-session programme across the year</li><li>Touring "Twelfth Night" to community venues in postcodes identified by DCMS and ACE as under-funded for the arts</li><li>Delivering our workshops for young artists in each of the communities we visit</li><li>Delivering live and digital resources to schools in these target postcodes</li></ul> ResponsibilitiesIn the 3-month period of the contract, you will:<ul><li>Develop and manage relationships with artists and groups from the local community and the Greater London area, with a particular focus on demographics who are under-represented in the theatre. </li><li>Oversee the day-to-day operations and maintenance of the building, including plumbing, electrical, and security systems.</li><li>Develop and implement maintenance schedules to ensure the cleanliness, safety, and functionality of the building and its facilities.</li><li>Coordinate with external hirers and contractors for repairs, renovations, and maintenance projects.</li><li>Liaise with landlords to address building-related issues and ensure compliance with lease agreements.</li><li>Conduct regular inspections to identify and address any maintenance or safety concerns.</li><li>Manage building security protocols, including access control systems, surveillance cameras, and alarm systems.</li><li>Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, inspections, and repairs.</li><li>Develop and manage the building's operating budget, including forecasting expenses and identifying cost-saving opportunities.</li><li>Collaborate with others in SCRUM to ensure that the building meets the needs of staff, tenants, and visitors.</li><li>Respond to emergencies and address any issues that may arise outside of regular business hours.</li><li>Stay informed about relevant regulations and compliance standards related to building operations and safety.</li><li>Arranging front desk staffing and appropriate training for your team. </li></ul>Following the end of the 3-month contract, the Company Artists and Board of Trustees will review the success of the Venue Manager’s projects, and the Venue Manager will give feedback to the Company and Board about their experience in the role, constructive criticisms of the organisation, and plans for how to shape the role in future. Should the Venue Manager, Board, and Company Artists all agree, an extended contract will be offered and the position will transition into a long-term role. Knowledge, skills and experienceWe are looking for individuals who have either of the following qualifications:<ul><li>Proven experience in facilities management or a related field, with a strong understanding of building systems and maintenance best practices.</li><li>Bachelor's degree in Facilities Management, Business Administration, or related field.</li></ul>In addition, our Venue Manager should ideally have:<ul><li>Experience in managing accessible spaces, or a willingness to learn and adapt to support individuals with accessibility needs.</li><li>Experience working with community groups or arts outreach programmes, or a genuine interest in engaging with under-served and under-represented communities.</li><li>An appreciation for the mission and charitable objectives of SCRUM.</li><li>A keenness for collaboration and a desire to work within a collective.</li><li>Good organisational and time management skills, with an eagerness to develop these further and the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.</li><li>Good communication and interpersonal skills, with a readiness to engage effectively with various stakeholders, including staff, tenants, vendors, etc.</li><li>An awareness of relevant building regulations and a willingness to learn about compliance standards, including health and safety regulations.</li><li>An up-to-date DBS Certificate.</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Familiarity with the UK theatre industry</li><li>Familiarity with Google Workspace</li><li>Resident in the Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham</li><li>An ability to communicate specialist information in an accessible way to individuals with less expertise</li></ul> How to applyWe are interested in applicants from a wide variety of life experiences and skills to join our team. We especially encourage applications from candidates who identify as Global Majority, disabled, and/or LGBTQIA+.To apply, please provide a CV along with a page-length cover letter which details your fit for SCRUM’s values. We also welcome video or audio applications of no more than 5 minutes in length, or any alternative formats that would be more accessible to you.Please send your application to Lucie Dawkins and Dominic Applewhite by email via clicking the 'Apply' button with “Venue Manager” in the subject line.If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to contact us.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

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Venue manager

Closing date: 22nd April at 11.59pmSalary: £25,390Start: January 2025Duration: 15 monthsQualification offered: <a href="https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/business-administrator-v1-0" target="_blank">Business Administrator Level 3</a>Reports to: Head of ComedyDepartment: Commissioning  We're seeking a proactive individual to join our team and assist in managing diaries, researching comedy gigs, and scouting talent.If you are looking for an opportunity to gain work experience and a qualification, then an apprenticeship at Channel 4 might be for you. Our Apprenticeships are full-time, with four days per week spent working in a C4 department and one day per week completing the formal learning parts of the apprenticeship. You’ll spend 60% of your working week in your office base and 40% working from home. The formal training provided will consist of workshops, tutorials, webinars, coaching and in some cases residential boot camps. In the Comedy team, we commission scripted programmes across Channel 4, on linear TV and on our streaming platform. We make a handful of TV Comedy series each year as well as having short-form platforms for up-and-coming exciting Comedy talent online. Comedy at Channel 4 is original, bold, and distinctive with a real sense of authorship; recent series examples include Big Boys, Derry Girls, We Are Lady Parts and Everyone Else Burns. We work closely with a wide circle of people and departments within Channel 4 including Finance, Press, Acquisitions and Scheduling as well as with other Commissioning Genres.We are looking for a proactive and passionate apprentice to learn and assist with predominantly administrative aspects of a busy scripted commissioning department whilst also bringing their energy and problem-solving ideas to the team and learning more about the development and commissioning processes.You will be undertaking a range of tasks from reactive to long-form projects; including learning and subsequently leading on various administrative tasks, whilst also gaining insight into the creative side of our department. Responsibilities<ul><li>Managing diaries for the team – internal and external meets, including managing room bookings and greeting guests.</li><li>Assisting the team – taking minutes in meetings, working across internal systems and the comedy slate (an internal document with info about all of our shows and developments) and assisting in general where required – e.g. sourcing research, liaising with legal and compliance, business affairs, marketing and press teams.</li><li>Providing ad hoc administrative support to the commissioners during production processes where required, such as updating schedule dates in diaries.</li><li>Coordinating the department’s awards process – entries and timelines.</li><li>Researching comedy gigs, theatre or screenings that may be relevant to the team’s needs.</li><li>Reading submitted pitch materials and offering your input and opinion as well as assisting in the process of logging and tracking our responses.</li><li>Assisting in event planning and successful executing. We are a team who regularly attend various events both in London and around the UK, as well as planning and running many of our own.</li><li>Assisting with Comedy talent scouting. We are a small team looking across a wide range of areas for the best and brightest Comedy talent. This will entail attending things such as Comedy nights, film festivals, theatre productions and talent agency showcases.</li></ul> Knowledge, skills and experience As part of the application process you’ll be asked to tell us how you meet the essential criteria listed below. When answering this question think about examples from your experience so far, this doesn’t need to be professional experience but could be academic, from volunteering or a part-time job.  We’ve provided some examples beside the first four criteria of experience that could demonstrate you have these skills.  Please note you do not need to use these examples, they are just here for guidance and you should draw from your own personal experiences. <ul><li>Verbal and written communication skills - Verbal - e.g. experience of dealing with customers or working as part of a team. Communication – e.g. writing emails, completing an application form or essay, or if you have a hobby that involves creative writing. </li><li>Attention to detail -  e.g. Cashing up on tills or proofreading coursework.</li><li>Organisation skills and ability to prioritise tasks - e.g. Planning events whether personal or for professional purposes, as well as managing work life balance, for example working whilst doing coursework/exams. </li><li>An understanding of and a passion for Channel 4's <a href="https://www.channel4.com/corporate/about-4/what-we-do/channel-4s-remit" target="_blank">remit</a>, and demonstrating a passion for UK Comedy both historic and current</li><li>Confirm you have Maths &amp; English GCSE Grade C (4) or above</li><li>Ability to use your initiative to complete tasks and work independently when required</li><li>Computer literacy skills and an ability to embrace new technology and systems including a willingness to make suggestions and come up with new ideas for admin processes.</li><li>A proactive, positive and collaborative attitude.</li></ul> Eligibility criteria<ul><li>You must be 18 years old or over at the time the scheme starts to apply. There is no upper age limit.</li><li>You’ll need to have a Grade C (4) or above in Maths &amp; English GCSE</li><li>You can’t have already completed the qualification being offered or similar at the same or higher level</li><li>Our apprenticeships are aimed at school leavers and people who do not have a degree. If you have a degree, please visit the Channel 4 Jobs website </li></ul>The programme aims to offer opportunities to those currently underrepresented in the TV industry, so we are particularly keen to hear from Deaf and/or disabled people, ethnically diverse people and people from lower socio-economic groups. To applyClick on the 'apply' button at the top right to progress the application process. Please include in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.We are committed to making the application process accessible. If you would like to discuss suggestions for alternative formats, or have any questions about the recruitment process in general, please contact us at <a href="mailto:apprenticeships@channel4.co.uk" target="_blank">apprenticeships@channel4.co.uk</a> Take a look at our access page for more information, which you’ll find by clicking <a href="https://careers.channel4.com/4skills/support" target="_blank">here</a>. You can also watch our YouTube video, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyCCQAp4jwg&amp;t=1s" target="_blank">Demystifying Interview and Workplace adjustments</a>. If you’d like some tips on writing your application before you apply, please watch our YouTube video, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLQuhYRC31g" target="_blank">How to Write an Outstanding Application</a>.  RelocationIf you need to relocate in order to take up this opportunity, we can offer you support towards the financial costs of moving. This includes a contribution towards your deposit and first months’ rent, plus visits to your new city to look for accommodation.

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Commissioning comedy apprentice

Closing date: 22nd April at 11.59pmSalary: £23,170Start: January 2025Duration: 15 monthsQualification offered: <a href="https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/business-administrator-v1-0" target="_blank">Business Administrator Level 3</a>Reports to: Head of Equity &amp; Inclusion/ Disability LeadDepartment: Equity &amp; Inclusion Are you passionate about breaking down barriers and promoting diversity? Join Channel 4 in creating impactful campaigns and fostering connections within employee networks.If you are looking for an opportunity to gain work experience and a qualification, then an apprenticeship at Channel 4 might be for you. Our Apprenticeships are full-time, with four days per week spent working in a C4 department and one day per week completing the formal learning parts of the apprenticeship. You’ll spend 60% of your working week in your office base and 40% working from home.The formal training provided will consist of workshops, tutorials, webinars, coaching and in some cases residential boot camps. The Equity &amp; Inclusion team looks after workforce diversity and inclusion. The Equity &amp; Inclusion team exist to build an inclusive culture at C4, somewhere everyone feels they belong and can be their authentic self. We strive to pioneer and lead the industry when it comes to diversity and inclusion. The Equity &amp; Inclusion team also work in partnership with the Creative Diversity team, who are focussed on content commissioning. Together, we ensure that Channel 4’s people and content represent and authentically portray a wide range of voices, backgrounds and experiences from across the UK. Responsibilities<ul><li>Support the Equity &amp; Inclusion team to deliver the Equity &amp; Inclusion Strategy.</li><li>Act as a champion of equity and inclusion across Channel 4 by helping to create and co-ordinate communications.</li><li>Carry out research on equity and inclusion barriers and provide support in creating campaigns and events.</li><li>Build and maintain relationships with our employee networks.</li><li>Administrative support for the Equity &amp; Inclusion team and the employee network Chairs – including event coordination, liaising with internal and external contacts, document creation and ad-hoc admin tasks.</li><li>Build relationships with colleagues across different departments within Channel 4 to enable and encourage collaboration.</li><li>Develop and maintain processes to aid efficiency and strengthen diversity and inclusion within the business.</li><li>Update and maintain the Equity and Inclusion calendar with key inclusion-related events for the year.</li><li>In agreement with your manager, take ownership of planning specific projects and initiatives.</li></ul> Knowledge, skills and experience As part of the application process you’ll be asked to tell us how you meet the essential criteria listed below. When answering this question think about examples from your experience so far, this doesn’t need to be professional experience but could be academic, from volunteering or a part-time job.  We’ve provided some examples beside the first four criteria of experience that could demonstrate you have these skills.  Please note you do not need to use these examples, they are just here for guidance and you should draw from your own personal experiences. <ul><li>Verbal and written communication skills - Verbal - e.g. experience of dealing with customers or working as part of a team. Communication – e.g. writing emails, completing an application form or essay, or if you have a hobby that involves creative writing. </li><li>Attention to detail -  e.g. Cashing up on tills or proofreading coursework.</li><li>Organisation skills and ability to prioritise tasks - e.g. Planning events whether personal or for professional purposes, as well as managing work life balance, for example working whilst doing coursework/exams. </li><li>An understanding of and a passion for Channel 4's <a href="https://www.channel4.com/corporate/about-4/what-we-do/channel-4s-remit" target="_blank">remit </a></li><li>Confirm you have Maths &amp; English GCSE Grade C (4) or above</li><li>A keen interest in working with people and creating working environments where individuals thrive.</li><li>A basic understanding of accessibility, equity, diversity, and inclusion.</li><li>Ability to deal with confidential information and approach situations with sensitivity and diplomacy.</li><li>A ‘can do’ attitude with a problem-solving approach.</li></ul> Eligibility criteria<ul><li>You must be 18 years old or over at the time the scheme starts to apply. There is no upper age limit.</li><li>You’ll need to have a Grade C (4) or above in Maths &amp; English GCSE</li><li>You can’t have already completed the qualification being offered or similar at the same or higher level</li><li>Our apprenticeships are aimed at school leavers and people who do not have a degree. If you have a degree, please visit the Channel 4 Jobs website </li></ul>The programme aims to offer opportunities to those currently underrepresented in the TV industry, so we are particularly keen to hear from Deaf and/or disabled people, ethnically diverse people and people from lower socio-economic groups. To applyClick on the 'apply' button at the top right to progress the application process. Please include in your application that you found this role through Creative Access. We are committed to making the application process accessible. If you would like to discuss suggestions for alternative formats, or have any questions about the recruitment process in general, please contact us at <a href="mailto:apprenticeships@channel4.co.uk" target="_blank">apprenticeships@channel4.co.uk</a>  Take a look at our access page for more information, which you’ll find by clicking <a href="https://careers.channel4.com/4skills/support" target="_blank">here</a>. You can also watch our YouTube video, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyCCQAp4jwg&amp;t=1s" target="_blank">Demystifying Interview and Workplace adjustments</a>. If you’d like some tips on writing your application before you apply, please watch our YouTube video, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLQuhYRC31g" target="_blank">How to Write an Outstanding Application</a>.  Relocation If you need to relocate in order to take up this opportunity, we can offer you support towards the financial costs of moving. This includes a contribution towards your deposit and first months’ rent, plus visits to your new city to look for accommodation.

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