Curator, Young People’s Programme

Deadline: Midnight, 2 July 2014.

Tate’s mission is to increase public knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of British, modern and contemporary art.
Tate’s Young People’s Programme (London) aims to engage 13-25 year olds from all backgrounds and cultures in art. By involving schools, colleges and social workers, Tate aims to offer a learning programme to help young people develop a deeper experience, understanding and knowledge of Art. Working with artists to explore and develop different practices and methods of engagement, the programme will aims to reshape young people’s appreciation of all art forms.

Using new and existing exhibitions, you’ll generate innovative learning projects to engage and inspire young people. You’ll organise one off events as well as plan longer term projects –from artist led workshops to working with musicians, performance and designers to explore the Tate Collection. You’ll put together structures for these projects and involve local schools and community groups to engage young people with Tate.

You’ll have a relevant degree in Art or Education (or equivalent). You’ll have worked with young people before – engaging them in a learning environment using your exceptional interpersonal skills. With a network of contacts in community and educational groups, you’ll be a creative thinker, organised in your approach and in the delivery of different projects.

The successful applicant will be subject to an enhanced CRB disclosure

For further information and to apply, please visit http://workingat.tate.org.uk/