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Closing date: 12th December 2024 by 9amSalary: £38,000–£40,000 – FTE / £22,800–£24,000 – 0.6 FTE per annum dependent on skills &amp; experienceContract type: Part-time (24 hours / 0.6 FTE), permanent &amp; year-round&nbsp;Hours: 9am to 5pm over three days (or the equivalent number of days)&nbsp;Location: This role will normally be worked onsite at Rambert School, Twickenham.&nbsp;&nbsp;We seek an experienced and dynamic dance academic to join the world-renowned faculty of Rambert School. &nbsp;Rambert School is a world-leading centre of ballet and contemporary dance training; a dance education sector innovator shaping new generations of dance professionals to the highest standard.As a Dance Lecturer, you will be responsible for module leadership and supervision of the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and for ensuring the development of the school's research culture.&nbsp;Key responsibilities<ul><li>Lecturing and module leadership responsibilities on the FD/BA in Ballet &amp; Contemporary Dance and MA in Dance Research for Professional Practitioners. &nbsp;</li><li>Marking and supervision responsibilities for the FD/ BA in Ballet &amp; Contemporary Dance and MA in Dance Research for Professional Practitioners. &nbsp;</li><li>Contributing to and supporting in the development of the research culture at the School.&nbsp;</li></ul>&nbsp;Knowledge, skills and experienceEssential<ul><li>Experience in Higher Education, with a dance focus</li><li>Broader experience in dance practice or academia</li><li>Subject specialism in one area of dance research (e.g. dance history, dance science)</li><li>Excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills</li><li>Undergraduate Degree in dance or a related subject</li><li>Postgraduate Degree in dance or a related subject</li><li>Good organisational skills, ability to multi-task, prioritise effectively and work accurately and to tight deadlines</li><li>Excellent working knowledge of MS Office 365 and other MS Office packages, including Word, Excel, Outlook and specific academic software, such as Turnitin</li><li>Ability to work independently and as part of a small academic team</li><li>An active interest in engaging in research activities</li><li>Ability to establish good working relationships at all levels of the organisation, with staff and students</li><li>A personal commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion</li><li>A personal commitment to self-development and learning on the job</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Experience in working within a conservatoire setting</li><li>Experience in module and curriculum development for HE courses</li><li>Experience in the HE course validation process</li><li>PhD holder (or working towards PhD) in dance or a related subject</li><li>Research Publications in dance or related subjects</li></ul>&nbsp;Submit your CV, Cover Letter and Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form by 9am on Thursday 12 December 2024.&nbsp;For more information about the post, please download the job pack by clicking the 'Apply' button.If we can help to make any stage of the application and recruitment process more accessible to you or you have any specific questions, please contact Grace Campbell via email <a href="mailto:hr@rambertschool.org.uk" target="_blank">hr@rambertschool.org.uk</a> or phone 020 8892 9960.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance

Dance lecturer

Closing date:&nbsp;Thursday 2nd January at 5pmDuration:&nbsp;12 monthsStart date: March 2024&nbsp;Are you a freelancer working in publishing looking to access professional development and thrive in your career? Unlock your potential through mentoring, training and networking opportunities in this exciting programme.Creative Access is working with 12 publishing houses to provide access to our <a href="https://creativeaccess.org.uk/individuals/thrive-programme/" target="_blank">Thrive: Development Programme</a> for freelance professionals working within the publishing industry who are at mid-level in their careers.Bloomsbury Publishing, Cambridge University Press &amp; Assessments, Canongate, DK, Faber, Hachette UK, HarperCollins, Pearson, Penguin Random House, Profile Books, Sage Publishing and Simon &amp; Schuster have all committed to funding places on the Thrive programme in recognition that despite being an essential and growing part of the publishing workforce, freelancers are often not being sufficiently supported with their professional development. This is exacerbated for those from communities which are traditionally under-represented in the sector.This partnership aims to address these issues by offering 18 funded places on Creative Access’s year-long professional development programme for mid-level talent, which has been specifically created for, and by, people who are historically under-represented in the creative sector.&nbsp;About the programmeThe Thrive: Development Programme is an outstanding programme of leadership training, networking and support for individuals at mid-level career stage (c.3-8 years of experience)working in the creative industries.The year-long programme will commence in March 2024 and includes:<ul><li>Training in areas including developing your leadership presence, navigating a successful freelance career, confidence &amp; presence, managing yourself and others, and understanding organisational and freelance finances</li><li>Mentoring from a senior professional in your desired career field for 6 months&nbsp;</li><li>Networking events specifically targeted at mid-level career stage and an exclusive publishing networking event with representatives from our partner publishing houses</li><li>Free / discounted tickets from partner companies to attend conferences, training courses and cultural events  &nbsp;</li></ul>&nbsp;Participants can expect to increase influence, develop new skills for career progression and have increased confidence to advocate for equal access to training, pay rises and promotions. You’ll also be able to build contacts and working relationships across sectors and take strides to achieve career objectives.The programme is open to freelancers working across the UK, with opportunities to attend training either online or in person. &nbsp;&nbsp;This opportunity is designed for those who:<ul><li>Are currently freelancing, and have been for at least 6 months</li><li>Work within the publishing sector and identify as being at mid-level in their career (c.3-8 years of experience)</li><li>Have had some experience of coordinating or managing projects</li><li>Are interested in developing new skills to help progress their career</li><li>Want to connect with a group of like-minded individuals with similar goals</li><li>Identify as being from an under-represented group in the creative industries. This includes, but is not limited to Black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates, disabled people,&nbsp;those undergoing gender reassignment / transitioning&nbsp;and individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.</li></ul> To apply<ul><li>Log in to your Creative Access account or register today to apply for this opportunity</li><li>You must be a freelance professional working in any role within the publishing sector</li><li>After clicking the 'Apply' button, you will be directed to the&nbsp;application&nbsp;form</li><li>Please answer the questions and upload an up to date CV. Within your CV, please specify whether you have worked with any of the publishing houses listed below during your career:<ul><li>Bloomsbury Publishing</li><li>Cambridge University Press &amp; Assessments</li><li>Canongate</li><li>DK</li><li>Faber</li><li>Hachette UK</li><li>HarperCollins</li><li>Pearson</li><li>Penguin Random House</li><li>Profile Books</li><li>Sage Publishing</li><li>Simon &amp; Schuster</li></ul></li></ul>&nbsp;If you require any access support while completing the application form or would prefer to submit your application in an alternative format (e.g. video or audio recording), please email <a href="mailto:programmes@creativeaccess.org.uk" target="_blank">programmes@creativeaccess.org.uk</a> to discuss further.&nbsp;&nbsp;Questions?For any queries or for further information, please contact <a href="mailto:programmes@creativeaccess.org.uk" target="_blank">programmes@creativeaccess.org.uk</a>

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