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Offer: Head of Creative Programmes:Job description:Job location: Canterbury The Head of Creative Programmes will support the Director of Culture and Creative Projects in the effective management and development of all aspects of the artistic programme and creative engagement work within ICCI, including the high quality Gulbenkian Arts Centre programme of live theatre, music, comedy and film screenings. They will lead on the development and delivery of the creative engagement strategy, building on the philosophy and reputation of our ART31 project which supports the creative empowerment, learning and engagement of a diverse range of children and young people from across Kent. They will be responsible for extending this philosophy into our work with students, the local community and into other opportunities as presented by iCCi. They will work closely with the Director of Cultural and Creative Projects to ensure that the programme is intertwined with our engagement work and maximises opportunities for participation. What you will do : » Develop and implement the iCCi Cultural and Creative Engagement Strategy and activity plan and ensure that they reflect our commitment to diversity and inclusion and increased engagement with our communities. » supervise the co-ordination and management of the logistical elements of the cultural and creative engagement programmes. » Take responsibility for devising, developing and managing the family programme including our international family festival, bOing! » Build relationships across the university and with student societies to develop a range of cultural and creative activities to increase student engagement and enhance the student practice, identifying mentoring and engagement opportunities. » Develop and embed the ART31 methodology and practice in all areas of our work involving children and young people. What you will need : » An undergraduate degree in a significant subject(Performing arts, Film studies, History of Art, Education etc.) or equivalent practice » Significant and demonstrable practice in developing and leading public engagement, community development and creative participation projects in the performing arts in particular involving children and young people » practice of initiating and developing prosperous and sustainable partnerships and collaborations » capability to lead and manage complex projects demonstrating innovation, capability to think pro-actively and problem solve quickly If you require more information about the function pleas contact peopleservicshr@kent.ac.uk quoting CSF 897-24 Furtherdetails: Please note that we prioritise applications from current University of Kent redeployees. We will let you know if this post is to be filled by a redeployee as, in this instance, your application will unfortunately not be taken forward. Applications must be made via the University's online application system; CVs or details sent directly to the department or via email cannot be considered. The University of Kent values diversity and promotes equality at all levels. Skills:
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