Assistant Producer, Public Practice
About the role
Tate is looking for an Assistant Producer to support a busy and varied programme of public events at Tate Modern and Tate Britain. You will work with Public Practice, a team of curators and producers who lead public programmes for diverse, intergenerational audiences in London, supporting delivery of events in the galleries and auditoriums. Applications are made through Tate's vacancies portal.
Responsibilities
- Support the delivery of a busy programme of public events at Tate Modern and Tate Britain
- Work across all stages of event delivery, from planning through to delivery
- Collaborate with curators, producers and colleagues across Tate
- Keep detailed records and stay on top of event logistics and schedules
Essential requirements
- Excellent eye for detail
- Collaborative, hands-on and can-do approach
- Comfortable working in a fast paced environment
- Proactive and well organised
What you'll learn
- How public programmes and events are produced in a major gallery
- Working alongside curators and producers on live events
- Event logistics and delivery at scale in London venues
Perks & benefits
- £22,871 per annum, full-time equivalent £32,674
- Permanent part-time, 25.2 hours per week
- Based across Tate Britain and Tate Modern
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