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Programmes Coordinator
ApplyProgrammes Coordinator, Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation
Contract – 1 year with the possibility of renewal / extension
Hours - 35 hours per week, flexitime (core hours 10am - 4:30pm)
Salary - £26,000 per annum
Location – Based at Coram Campus, with hybrid working optionsEach Programmes Coordinator manages a portfolio of schools and theatres across the UK and is responsible for the set-up and delivery of the Shakespeare Schools Festivals (Theatre and Film) across this portfolio. Through careful planning, relationship-building and live event management they develop regional infrastructures through which schools experience the thrill of taking part in a challenging creative project.
This is a fantastic opportunity to be the driving force behind transformative theatre and film programmes for schools. The role would suit a highly organised problem-solver, who can manage communications with a wide variety of stakeholders. You will join a creative and ambitious organisation and develop your project management skills within a supportive, dynamic Programmes Team, taking ownership over your workflow and becoming an expert in the role.
The role is primarily office-based; our central London campus is a short walk from King’s Cross. We also offer the option to work remotely on certain days of the week. The role will require some travel around the UK.