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Carclew is known nationally as a leader in youth arts and has been a huge part of many South Australians’ lives for more than 43 years. Carclew's vision is that all children and young people have cultural and creative confidence to positively navigate the changing world and its mission is to embed creativity in communities, schools and careers.

This approach to programming respects and engages with the very young as artists by delivering high quality arts experiences for children and young adults. We build their creative confidence as they grow older, and support the aspirations of young adults in the early years of their careers.

Carclew believes:

  • Children and young people are, innately, analysts, commentators, problem solvers, collaborators and critical thinkers and bring curiosity and imagination to their art making.
  • Young South Australians who do not currently have access to arts experiences are our priority.
  • Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders have specific creative and cultural aspirations.
  • Young makers are leaders in experimentation, emerging art forms, creative innovation and the use of technology in art making.
  • The skills and tools for a successful arts career are complex and require ongoing development.

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NOTE: Applications for Manager, Arts Programs have now closed. Interviews will take place in the week commencing Monday 14 October 2019.

CURRENT VACANCY

Program Officer, Arts Programs

Reporting to the Manager, the Program Officer works collaboratively across Carclew to deliver arts projects, which contribute to the implementation of organisational purpose and strategic objectives. The Program Officer assists in the delivery of arts projects and contributes to project planning and implementation including budgets and staffing.

Applicants must:
- address the Job and Person specification Essential criteria
- provide a current CV
- provide two referees
- complete and include a Pre-employment form with their application.

Full Time contract.

Download the full Job and Person Specification here.

For further information, contact Bethany Ashley-Ward, Manager - Arts Programs 08 8230 1104 or b.ashley@carclew.org.au.

Applications close Monday 21 October 2019.

Please send applications to Hana Fittes hfittes@carclew.org.au.

Interviews will take place in the week commencing Monday 28 October 2019.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

 

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 head to our EOI Call Out page 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) or in our Linked.In group

And please feel free to spread the word!

 

 
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Volunteer Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Carclew.

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