About you
You will be a confident communicator with an eye for detail, you won’t be fazed by monitoring, reporting, finances and databases and you will be excited by the opportunity to build up your knowledge of how organisations are run.
You’ll be a collaborative worker who enjoys both working and contributing ideas in a tight Grants and Learning team at Youth Music’s office as well as travelling on your own to build new relationships with a diverse range of external partners.
About the role
Working within our Grants and Learning Team you’ll play a key role in shaping and influencing how music education is delivered to children and young people, ensuring that it is inclusive, accessible, high quality and relevant.
It will involve managing a variety of relationships with Youth Music grantholders across a set of assigned regions, helping to shape our strategy locally and nationally, and contributing to the design of our funding programmes and evaluation activities.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
Dec 03, 2019
Full time
About you
You will be a confident communicator with an eye for detail, you won’t be fazed by monitoring, reporting, finances and databases and you will be excited by the opportunity to build up your knowledge of how organisations are run.
You’ll be a collaborative worker who enjoys both working and contributing ideas in a tight Grants and Learning team at Youth Music’s office as well as travelling on your own to build new relationships with a diverse range of external partners.
About the role
Working within our Grants and Learning Team you’ll play a key role in shaping and influencing how music education is delivered to children and young people, ensuring that it is inclusive, accessible, high quality and relevant.
It will involve managing a variety of relationships with Youth Music grantholders across a set of assigned regions, helping to shape our strategy locally and nationally, and contributing to the design of our funding programmes and evaluation activities.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
About you
You’re a highly organised administrator as well as a good communicator and people-person. Behind the scenes you’re collaborative, efficient, self-motivated and can work well in a team. Comfortable with change and a good all-rounder, you’ll be equally happy organising grantholder events as you are taking minutes or building forms on our grants database.
You’re confident with communications, content creation, social media and are passionate about supporting young people’s lives in music.
You’ll be able to spot places where we can do better, implementing changes to improve our systems and processes.
About the role
Working within our Grants and Learning Team you’ll play a key role in ensuring the smooth running of our grants programme by providing administrative support from application right through to grant reporting. You’ll be helping us to implement lots of exciting new developments in 2020, as we expand the breadth and scope of our work and make our programme more accessible.
As well as administration and systems support, you’ll also be involved in internal and external communications – ensuring that the learning, content and stories we receive are disseminated through a variety of networks and channels.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
Dec 03, 2019
Full time
About you
You’re a highly organised administrator as well as a good communicator and people-person. Behind the scenes you’re collaborative, efficient, self-motivated and can work well in a team. Comfortable with change and a good all-rounder, you’ll be equally happy organising grantholder events as you are taking minutes or building forms on our grants database.
You’re confident with communications, content creation, social media and are passionate about supporting young people’s lives in music.
You’ll be able to spot places where we can do better, implementing changes to improve our systems and processes.
About the role
Working within our Grants and Learning Team you’ll play a key role in ensuring the smooth running of our grants programme by providing administrative support from application right through to grant reporting. You’ll be helping us to implement lots of exciting new developments in 2020, as we expand the breadth and scope of our work and make our programme more accessible.
As well as administration and systems support, you’ll also be involved in internal and external communications – ensuring that the learning, content and stories we receive are disseminated through a variety of networks and channels.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
About you
You’ll be passionate about using research, evaluation and data to inform the way we work and advocate for change. We would particularly welcome applications from candidates who have experience of directly working with young people and who have strong quantitative analysis skills.
It will help to have a broad understanding of some or all of these key areas: children and young people and their engagement with music, equality diversity and inclusion, learning and participation, and the operating environment for charities and not-for-profits.
About the role
Working within the central hub of Youth Music’s operations team, you’ll play a key role in shaping and influencing how music-making is delivered to children and young people, ensuring that it is inclusive, accessible, high quality and relevant.
You’ll do this by contributing to both in-house and external research and evaluation projects. Ensuring that we learn from our own and others’ work and are able to communicate this learning to influence the work of other organisations. In particular, your quantitative analysis skills will help us to monitor how we’re doing against our key performance indicators.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
Nov 29, 2019
Full time
About you
You’ll be passionate about using research, evaluation and data to inform the way we work and advocate for change. We would particularly welcome applications from candidates who have experience of directly working with young people and who have strong quantitative analysis skills.
It will help to have a broad understanding of some or all of these key areas: children and young people and their engagement with music, equality diversity and inclusion, learning and participation, and the operating environment for charities and not-for-profits.
About the role
Working within the central hub of Youth Music’s operations team, you’ll play a key role in shaping and influencing how music-making is delivered to children and young people, ensuring that it is inclusive, accessible, high quality and relevant.
You’ll do this by contributing to both in-house and external research and evaluation projects. Ensuring that we learn from our own and others’ work and are able to communicate this learning to influence the work of other organisations. In particular, your quantitative analysis skills will help us to monitor how we’re doing against our key performance indicators.
About Youth Music
Youth Music funds music-making projects across England that help children and young people aged 0-25 to develop personally and socially as well as musically. We work particularly with those who don’t get to make music because of who they are, where they live, or what they’re going through.
>>> Click on Apply Now to be taken to the application page.
