Join the team

Carclew is the home of youth arts and creativity. We connect all children and young people to a world of creative possibilities, as artists, learners and audiences.

At a point of growth and renewal, Carclew is committed to having the greatest impact on the greatest number of young lives. We’re on the lookout for two dynamic individuals to join our Arts Program team as Producer and Program Coordinator, First Nations.

We are passionate about amplifying and elevating the youth arts sector in South Australia.  If you’re enthusiastic about the arts and working with children and young people, then we want to hear from you.

With a 50-year history of delivering vibrant experiences, our team is buzzing with energy as we gear-up to take the next big leap forward.

Let’s shape the future together!

We know early creative experiences are formative and we are searching for team-players as passionate about children’s engagement with art and creativity as we are. Apply now!

We are committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds, including people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, people who identify as LGBTQIA+ and people with disabilities.  

Currently Open Positions

Producer

As Producer you will be responsible for curating, developing and delivering an annual program of events, workshops, experiences and projects that activate Carclew house. We are looking for an energetic, driven person committed to working with children and young people, youth arts organisations and artists.

To Apply:

  • A Cover letter addressing Essential Criteria in Job and Person Specification (limit 2 pages)
  • Provide a current CV with three referees
  • Complete and include a pre-employment declaration form

The Job and Person Specification and Pre Employment Declaration form are available to download via the links. For further information, contact Rhen Soggee, Interim  Senior  Manager, Arts Programs, rsoggee@carclew.org.au

Applications must be submitted via email to careers@carclew.org.au

Applications close: Sunday 25 February 2024, 11.59pm ACDT 

Program Coordinator, First Nations

As Program Coordinator, First Nations, you will work closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people, and emerging artists on programs and projects. We are looking for an enthusiastic, professional who is connected to First Nations communities, organisations, artists, creatives and cultural practice.

To Apply:

  • A Cover letter addressing Essential Criteria in Job and Person Specification (limit 2 pages)
  • Provide a current CV with three referees
  • Complete and include a pre-employment declaration form

The Job and Person Specification and Pre Employment Declaration form are available to download via the links. For further information, contact Rhen Soggee, Interim  Senior  Manager, Arts Programs, rsoggee@carclew.org.au

Carclew deeply values our connection to Kaurna Country and strongly encourages First Nations applicants to apply.  

Applications must be submitted via email to careers@carclew.org.au

Applications close: Sunday 25 February 2024, 11.59pm ACDT 

Artist Expressions of Interest

In order to deliver our many programs we also invite proposals from early-career and established artists looking to work within the various arts programs we facilitate. Please email carclew@carclew.org.au for more details.

Carclew Alumni Facebook group

For those of you who have a previous connection with Carclew, you may also be interested in joining our Carclew alumni Facebook group. Alumni refers to any artist who has been connected with Carclew through funding, scholarships/fellowships, professional development, workshops, mentorships, traineeships etc. The group has been set up so that we can stay in touch with alumni, hear about your career developments and provide information about EOI opportunities such as those listed here.

You can join the Carclew alumni Facebook group here (please remember to answer the questions).

Banner image: Dance Artist Caleena Sansbury at Elizabeth Grove Primary School – Photo taken by Jack Fenby