Stellenangebot - Verwaltung
London, Großbritannien (UK)
Veröff.: 02 Sep 2025
Royal Academy of Music
Concert and Orchestra Assistant
(Vollzeit, feste)
£29,999 p/year
Full Time: 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Salary range: £29,999 per annum inclusive of London Allowance
Contract type: Permanent
Job reference: 25000032
The Academy has a busy and thriving orchestral life, providing comprehensive orchestral and ensemble training and exciting performance opportunities with the many eminent conductors and instrumentalists who regularly work with our students. The Concerts Department is at the heart of performance activities at the Academy. Amongst an intensive schedule of performance activity, it co-ordinates an annual schedule of around 100 orchestral/ensemble projects and 250 concerts both within the Academy and further afield, as well as collaborating with professional partners in side by side training schemes and major international festivals.
We are seeking a Concert and Orchestra Assistant to assist with the delivery of the Academy’s orchestral and ensemble programme of activity as well as the running of chamber music concerts and prizes, to ensure that a first-class experience of performance activity is offered to our students as part of their training for professional life.
Educated with a degree in music, applicants will have previous experience of working within arts administration and managing musical events. You will have practical experience of orchestras and ensembles and knowledge of a wide range of repertoire. You will also be enthusiastic and highly motivated with confidence to use your initiative and problem solve as well as being a good team player.
A recruitment pack can be downloaded from www.ram.ac.uk/jobs.
Completed applications must be received by midnight 15 September 2025.
Interviews are expected to take place on-site on Wednesday 24 September 2025.
The Academy is committed to promoting the welfare and safeguarding of all students.
The Academy values diversity and welcomes your application.
Salary range: £29,999 per annum inclusive of London Allowance
Contract type: Permanent
Job reference: 25000032
The Academy has a busy and thriving orchestral life, providing comprehensive orchestral and ensemble training and exciting performance opportunities with the many eminent conductors and instrumentalists who regularly work with our students. The Concerts Department is at the heart of performance activities at the Academy. Amongst an intensive schedule of performance activity, it co-ordinates an annual schedule of around 100 orchestral/ensemble projects and 250 concerts both within the Academy and further afield, as well as collaborating with professional partners in side by side training schemes and major international festivals.
We are seeking a Concert and Orchestra Assistant to assist with the delivery of the Academy’s orchestral and ensemble programme of activity as well as the running of chamber music concerts and prizes, to ensure that a first-class experience of performance activity is offered to our students as part of their training for professional life.
Educated with a degree in music, applicants will have previous experience of working within arts administration and managing musical events. You will have practical experience of orchestras and ensembles and knowledge of a wide range of repertoire. You will also be enthusiastic and highly motivated with confidence to use your initiative and problem solve as well as being a good team player.
A recruitment pack can be downloaded from www.ram.ac.uk/jobs.
Completed applications must be received by midnight 15 September 2025.
Interviews are expected to take place on-site on Wednesday 24 September 2025.
The Academy is committed to promoting the welfare and safeguarding of all students.
The Academy values diversity and welcomes your application.
Bewerbungsschluss: 15 Sep 2025
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