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A circle of artists bringing accessible and experimental art workshops to connect schools, families and communities.
About the Role
The School Programs Coordinator will be responsible for managing and maintaining our yearly school engagements, ensuring the delivery of exceptional workshops that inspire students and educators alike. This position opens in January 2025 with an initial part-time training and handover period.
Key Responsibilities
Sales & Client Management: Handle and follow through with all inquiry calls, emails, quotations, and proposals related to school programs.
Facilitator Coordination: Allocate and brief facilitators for various school workshops.
Logistics Coordination: Communicate with the studio team to ensure all tools and materials needed for workshops are acquired and ready. Assist the studio team with packing and prepping items during peak seasons for school workshops to ensure all materials are properly prepared.
New Facilitator Onboarding & Evaluation: Onboard new facilitators and assess their suitability for our programs.
Workshop Customization: Propose cost-effective and well-planned customized workshops to meet the specific needs of each school.
Facilitator Backup: Be prepared to cover for any facilitator in case of illness or last-minute unavailability, ensuring that all scheduled workshops proceed as planned.
Job Requirements:
Educational Background:
Professional Experience:
Artistic Skills:
Communication and Interpersonal Skills:
Creative Problem-Solving Skills:
Feedback and Evaluation Skills:
Knowledge of the Singapore Education System:
Additional Desirable Qualities:
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