Seeking new Regional Program Coordinator – Creative Pathways
Human Ventures is seeking a dynamic, enthusiastic and dedicated person for the role of Regional Program Coordinator for Creative Pathways, an arts and enterprise development program for young people in Central West Queensland.
This position is based in the Central West Queensland region and would suit those interested in Youth, Community, Arts and Culture.
A bit about the role of Regional Program Coordinator – Creative Pathways
Reporting directly to the Creative Pathways Program Manager and Human Ventures Creative Director the Regional Program Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the effective delivery of the Creative Pathways workshop programs, events and projects, communicating with current regional partners and identifying new partnership opportunities, collaborating with the Program Manager to identify and develop funding opportunities, evaluating all areas of the program effectively and actively supporting the sustainability of the program’s future.
Ultimately this position will play a key role in the development and implementation of the transition phase for the Creative Pathways Program into Central West Queensland.
Applications close Friday 5 August 2011.
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Regional Program Coordinator – Application Kit
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The transcript of the article follows.
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