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Gillespie, Kidd and Coia Project Co-ordinator
£15,000 per annum, fixed term contract until 31st January 2008
The Lighthouse Programme Team are looking for a highly motivated, creative and organised individual to assist With the co-ordination, administration, financial management and day-to-day programme activities of the Gillespie Kidd and Com project.
Gillespie, Kidd & Coia are possibly the most imaginative and avant-garde architectural practice to come out of Scotland in the 20th Century. This project aims to preserve and catalogue their significant archive, housed at the Glasgow School of Art, in order to make it accessible to researchers and the wider public. It also aims to promote awareness and use of the archive through a range of stimulating and informative outreach and audience development activities including a major exhibition, film, book, education and outreach programme and website.
You will have a degree in architecture, design, histOry of art or related discipline and a keen interest/knowledge of 20th Century architecture. You will also have knowledge and/or interest in archives and experience and/or interest in an exhibition context.
For an application pack please contact Barry Crawford, Personnel Officer on 0141 225 8409 or barry@the|ighthouse.co.uk or visit our website: www.thelighthouse.co.uk. Closing date for applications is Friday the 29th September 2006.
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NVA seek an experienced Production Manager
for a large-scale outdoor arts event, taking place in Argyll during September 2007. Required:
part-time from November 2006 to June 2007 (flexible - based in Glasgow),
full-time from July 2007 until completion (based in Glasgow, then in Argyll during production period).
Please send a CV and covering letter to Godsal at godsal@nva.org.uk or call on 0141 332 9911
Deadline 30th September. www.nva.org.uk
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Scottish Arts Council
Edinburgh International Science Festival
The Edinburgh International Science Festival is the world's first and Europe's largest public celebration of science which takes place over 14 days in April, with a unique pro- gramme of events presenting science in an accessible, fun and contemporary way. The touring programme reaches primary schools across all of Scotland, including rural, remote and deprived areas. EISF is currently going through a programme of expansion and we are looking for three exceptional individuals to join our team.
Science Events Manager, Circa £25,000
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Working with the Festival Director you will be responsible for managing the creation and refreshment of our renowned children's science shows, workshops and other programmes of activities that are delivered at the Edinburgh International Science Festival and across
Scotland through our touring programmes.
You will have excellent project management skills and be capable of pushing complex projects through to completion on time and on budget. You will have a real interest in and some knowledge of science and technology. A creative streak would also be a distinct advantage!
Festival Administrator
Circa £15,000 (Fixed Term Contract October 2006 - May 2007)
The Edinburgh International Science Festival is looking for a bright, energetic and commit- ted individual to provide administrative support to the Festival. Event Management and Marketing experience would be an advantage. You will have excellent time management
and Microsoft Office skills.
DeveIOpment and Marketing Assistant, £17,000 to £19,000
This is an exceptional career building opportunity in the area of corporate social responsibil- ity. The successful candidate will be responsible for helping to secure funds for the Festival from some of Scotland's leading large and medium sized companies and to take charge of
delivering the benefits to them.
We are seeking a young professional with very strong written and verbal communication skills and a high level of ability with Microsoft Office. With strong organisational skills, you will excel at working under pressure and keeping clients happy. This is an opportunity to build your marketing and entrepreneurial skills in the not for profit sector.
This job requires education to degree level or qualifications by experience, with at least one
year's relevant experience.
For full job description and application procedure contact Andrew Owens on 0131 558 7666
ext 8 or andrew@scifest.co.uk
Closing date for all applications is 12 noon on Friday 29 September 2006. Interviews week
commencing 2 October 2006.
Edinburgh International Science Festival strives to be an equal opportunities employer.
Enterprise Music Scotland Development Officer (2.5/3 days)
Enterprise Music Scotland (EMS) is looking for someone with a proven background in music. development and administration, to undertake an exciting new post. The successful applicant will work (on a part-time basis) from home and provide‘key development and management support for EMS and the Music Clubs and Societies throughout Scotland.
For further particulars please email: info@emusicscotland.co.uk or visit the website www. emusicscotland.co.uk
Closing date for Applications: 31st October 2006
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