Project manager post to support the NLA John Muir Fellowship SOIL project | August 2021 to August

Applications are now open for this post | August 2021 to August 2022 | Fee £14,040

Duties include: support for the development of our organisation, coordinating effective communication channels and employing up to date technical skills.

Applicants will be: enthusiastic individuals with a passion for contemporary environmental arts with a creative approach to working with our partners and the community. They should be aware of issues of sustainability and the global crisis. They will be freelance and have their own form of transport.

What we are looking for: the successful applicant will be creative and outgoing, environmentally aware and used to using digital tools and social media. They will be active and practical and able to deliver the project on time and on budget. They will communicate effectively to offer the support needed by the NLA board and our JM Fellow Natalie Taylor. Please note that you will require a disclosure.

Time per week: to be allocated as necessary, 10hrs per wk. flexi-time to be by arrangement and agreement.

North Light Arts are based in Dunbar East Lothian and looking to commission the right person to join our small team: to work towards our environmental aims and widening our audiences through the use of social media and our JM Fellow and her SOIL project. This project will lead to the “Pilgrimage to COP26” and the International Year of Soil Science also to be held in Glasgow.

DEADLINE: Monday 12th July at midnight
Please supply one side of an A4 to describe why you would be right for the position. Attach a current CV and two references.

Send to: post.northlightarts@gmail.com

Interviews to be held on Monday 19th July.

Start date: 16th August 2021 – dates and times to be agreed
It is anticipated that the right person will be able to start as soon as possible.

Image credit: Work by Emma Herman-Smith. Photo by Mike Bolam. Supplied.

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