Project Manager required following Art Shape's success in winning funding from the Arts Council for its new 2 year Art Bridge programme

Art Shape, is looking for a new Project Manager to run its newly Arts Council funded Art Bridge programme.  This is a unique opportunity to join the team and work towards the inclusive goals of the organisation.

Ideally you will possess extensive knowledge of the arts, disability awareness, planning, organisational and budget management skills, written and oral communication capabilities and an appreciation of monitoring processes and procedures. 

You will need to be available to work 2 days per week and have proven skills in the areas of inclusive practise, artistic quality management, funder management and communication, marketing, strategic fundraising, budget management, planning and organisation, monitoring and evaluation, dissemination and reporting and overall project management. 

Salary will be paid at government grade 22-25 (£19621-£21519) pro rata per annum dependent on experience.

This is a flexible part time post and hours are negotiable but you should expect to be able to commit at least 2 days per week to the role.

Closing date for applications Tuesday 25^th October 2012.

Interviews will be held at the Art Shape offices in Brockworth and dates will be confirmed to successful applicants within one week of the closing date.

             

For further information about Art Shape or this position please see www.artshape.org.uk <http://www.artshape.org.uk/>  or contact the office for an informal discussion. 

To obtain an application pack please contact:

Art Shape Ltd, Brockworth Court Farm, Court Road, Brockworth, Gloucester, GL3 4QU, tel: 01452 863855, email: info@artshape.org.uk <mailto:info@artshape.org.uk>

             

Please note that application is by completion of the application form only and in the interest of equal opportunities we will not accept CV's instead.

Art Shape is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sectors of the community.  If you have any specific access requirements please contact the office to discuss how we can best accommodate these.

Arts Council England is the national development agency for the arts in England, distributing public money from the Government and the National Lottery.