WORK WITH US
We are always looking for musicians to join our team
Are you a multi-instrumentalist with skills in music tech? A music technologist with instrument playing skills? We want to hear from you!
Our Musicians use their music-making skills to engage vulnerable, marginalised and excluded young people. By coming alongside the young people we work with and co-creating a music project in their chosen genre then engaging those around them in those successes, we begin to positively impact on wellbeing. Keep reading and apply below.
What we are looking for
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Multi-instrumentalists with music tech skills, or music technologists with instrument playing skills.
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Musicians who are able to engage young people using a fun, knowledgeable, non-judgmental approach.
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Self-motivated, organised, and able to liaise with a variety of participants, families, friends and professionals.
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Ability to travel; we expect you to travel up to an hour to get to sessions.
In return you get fairly paid (with hourly rates in line with Musicians Union rates), regular training and supervision and the chance to join an award-winning team making genuine positive impacts on young peoples lives.
Please note that we are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the young people we work with, and we expect you to share this commitment. Safer recruitment checks (including an Enhanced DBS check) will be carried out.
How to apply
It is super easy to apply, watch the video above, then you will need:
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An application video telling us about yourself and why you think you would be suitable for the role (copy the URL to that video in the application - video should be no longer than three minutes long).
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A cover letter (no longer than 300 to 500 words) outlining your relevant experience so far i.e have you worked with young people or vulnerable adults, what musical experience do you have etc. feel free to mention these things in the video as well.
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To help you think about what to say/write please make sure you reference the job description and person specification which you can download here.
