Learning & Public Programmes Administrator
About the role
The Royal Academy is recruiting a Learning and Public Programmes Administrator to support creative learning experiences for adults, young people, teachers, schools and families. The role provides administrative support to ensure the effective planning, delivery and evaluation of activities and resources, with a key focus on supporting the Young Artists' Summer Show, the RA's annual open submission exhibition for young people aged 4 to 18. Offered on a three year fixed term contract, with occasional evenings and weekends. Applications are made through the RA's online application portal.
Responsibilities
- Provide administrative support for the planning, delivery and evaluation of learning activities and resources
- Support the delivery of the Young Artists' Summer Show open submission exhibition
- Handle financial information accurately
- Work with a wide range of people across the RA and with schools and families
Essential requirements
- Excellent administrative skills and a methodical approach
- Organised and proactive with a keen eye for detail
- Strong communication skills
- Confidence using Microsoft Office
- Aptitude for handling financial information accurately
- Able to manage a varied workload and work collaboratively
Nice to have
- An interest in the visual arts
- Previous experience in an administrator role
What you'll learn
- How arts learning programmes are planned and delivered
- Running a national open submission exhibition for young artists
- Project administration and evaluation in the arts
Perks & benefits
- £32,015 per year
- Three year fixed term contract
- Enhanced pension, enhanced holiday and agile working at the RA
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