The Society promotes about 17 concerts per annum in Manchester's internationally renowned Bridgewater Hall. It provides a world class showcase for young artists and ensembles. In addition, the Society is developing new programmes to support young musicians. The role is to assist with preparing marketing materials, with specific responsibility for maintenance of the website, social media content and listings on external events sites. The job holder will also be responsible for the general administration of the Friends membership scheme, and the annual audition process. The post holder will provide general administrative assistance to the Programme Manager, monitoring emails and other incoming communications to the Society, and provide support at committee meetings with minutes and circulation of reports. The candidate we are seeking must have excellent writing skills, be accurate with great attention to detail. The job holder will mainly work from home and must be able to work without close supervision, prioritise tasks and manage their own time. Experience of maintaining websites and using social media applications is essential, as is a good knowledge of MS Office365 products and Google Workspace products including Forms. Experience of working in the field of classical music or the arts is desirable. The position is part time, approximately 8 hours per week on average. The job holder will mainly work from home but will need to travel into central Manchester occasionally. Whilst the job holder can choose when to complete most tasks, they must be able to respond to issues during the working week. The remuneration offered is in the region of £6000 per annum on a Contract for Services basis. Suitably qualified candidates should send a copy of their full CV and a covering letter explaining how they meet the requirements of the post, to Mr Andrew Tabron, Treasurer, Manchester Mid-day Concerts Society, by email to [email protected].Job Summary
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