Live Music Now Cymru is looking for an experienced Project Manager to join our team in Wales.
| Contract type | Full time, fixed term contract to 28th July 2024 |
| Pay scale | £27,000 – 30,000 per annum (dependent on experience) |
| Location | Cardiff Bay (Live Music Now Cymru office) primarily, with option for some home working |
| Deadline to apply | 9am on Monday 7th August 2023 |
| How to apply |
Click here to read the full job description and person specification in English. Click here for Welsh.
Please upload your CV and a covering letter outlining how you meet the criteria to this link by 9am on Monday 7th August 2023. |
Are you passionate about:
- supporting the musical lives of people experiencing disadvantage and social exclusion;
- developing and supporting the workforce of professional musicians;
- advocating for the benefits of live music on learning, development, health, and wellbeing?
Live Music Now Cymru works with 73 musicians to deliver over 300 music events and residencies annually in all 22 counties in Wales. We bring live music and creative health opportunities to those who may not otherwise be able to experience them. Our work extends to special and mainstream schools, Music Education Hubs, care homes, hospitals and other community settings. We achieve this through such successful projects and programmes such as; Live Music in Care, Inspire, and Lullaby.
You’ll be managing the planning and delivery of music programmes for children in education, social care, health and community settings across Wales. This post holder will build relationships with and organise personal development training and support for our nationally based professional musicians. You’ll identify and secure project funding for music and health projects across Wales that fit with Live Music Now’s strategic goals, and Wellbeing of Future Generation Act goals.
This is an exciting time to join Live Music Now Cymru, and this role comes with extension opportunities as well as promotion and personal development opportunities within Live Music Now Cymru when performance is proven (funding dependent).
We are looking for someone with demonstrable, successful, end to end project management skills, with a deep understanding of the positive and far-reaching effects of music as a tool for social and health impacts in a Wales wide context. Recruiting manager, Jen Abell (contact details on job description), welcomes contact and questions from applicants ahead of submission.
The ability to speak Welsh is desirable. Non-fluent Welsh speakers will be supported with further training.
Closing date for applications: 9am on Monday 7 August 2023.
HOW TO APPLY
Click here to read the full job description and person specification in English. Click here for Welsh.
Please upload your CV and a covering letter outlining how you meet the criteria to this link by 9am on Monday 7th August 2023.
ACCESS
We really want to hear from people who see themselves as under-represented in the cultural sector including those facing disabling barriers.
If you would like to submit your application in another format we would be happy to accommodate this. Please contact the office on 020 7759 1803 or email [email protected] so that suitable alternatives can be discussed.
All Disabled candidates who meet the essential criteria will be interviewed. Short-listed candidates will have the opportunity to discuss their access requirements for the interview.
