Greenwich CEP

Emergency Exit Arts is seeking a skilled, energetic, and enthusiastic Administrator to join our busy team. Please share this opportunity among your networks!

The ideal candidate is passionate, driven and has excellent organisational and communication skills. This role will suit someone keen to develop a career within the arts industry, who can use their initiative and thrives in a busy environment. You do not need to have previous experience in a similar administration role; however, you must be able to articulate your transferable skills and demonstrate how you can execute the tasks that this job demands. This is a great opportunity to learn, develop your skills and network for a future career in the creative industries or charities sector. You will have the opportunity to shadow different departments when the company schedule allows and we encourage you to develop a further understanding of your fields of interest within the organisation. 

Creating Routes is now open for new applications! Please share with your networks - if you know anyone Black or Global Majority* who has a creative background and may want to use those skills in community settings like schools, hospitals or prisons - Creating Routes may be the way to gain those fcailitation skills! Have a look here for more https://eea.org.uk/vacancies/creating-routes-2024

Any schools near Greenwich Peninsula interested to participate in the project, please email artidayltd@gmail.com

We warmly invite teachers, school senior managers and school governors to attend a celebration at Royal Observatory Greenwich to mark the end of term and look towards the new academic year.

In addition to exclusive free access to a planetarium show, guests will also have the opportunity to meet and network with the Learning teams from the National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory, the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre and other learning providers from the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site.