Glasgow Zine Library Programme Manager application form

Role Title: Programme Manager
Reporting to: Creative Director
Pay: £23,558 per annum (£29,448 pro rata)
Hours: 28 hours per week
Location: Glasgow Zine Library (32-34 Albert Road G42 8DN) with hybrid working available

Please find full role description here

Application opens: Friday 5th September, 12:00pm
Application closes: Sunday 28th September, 11:59pm
Interviews will be held: Week of 13th October
Start date: Mid-late October, depending on the successful candidate

Alternative applications: We welcome applications from those who may want to apply for this position in an alternative format, such as video or audio. If you wish to submit an alternative application, answer 'alternative application' in the application form's mandatory fields and scroll to the bottom, where you can upload audio or video files. Please ensure your alternative application provides answers to each question on this form.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Pronouns

Date of Birth

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Postcode

Do you have the right to work in the UK?

With reference to the job description, please tell us about the experience you have that relates to this role

You will be working with and speaking to a broad range of people in a front-facing role. Please tell us about your experience working with the public, representing an organisation, facilitation work, etc.

This role requires the successful candidate to work with our large and lively team of volunteers, as well as occasionally mentoring interns or student placements. Do you have experience working with, and helping to develop people who are at early stages of their careers, and if so, can you please tell us about this?

Glasgow Zine Library is a charity that receives core and project funding in order to complete its goals. What experience do you have developing and working to project budgets?

We are always seeking to deepen our relationship with our audience. What experience do you have with evaluation processes?

We want our programme to reflect our audience and its needs, and to expand the reach of our programme to new communities.. What experience do you have in developing audiences in a professional context?

What excites you about this role?