Total 16 Manager level Finance / Banking / Insurance job vacancies in Gateshead, Tyne-Tees, NE11 0HZ

Interview date 12 December 2024

The Northern Centre for Cancer Care (NCCC) is looking to appoint a Radiotherapy Service Manager and Professional Lead Therapeutic Radiographer based in Newcastle.

We are looking for a well-motivated, experienced person to lead the delivery of radiotherapy services within our Cancer Centres in Newcastle and Carlisle (Northern Centre for Cancer Care North Cumbria).

This management position within NCCC/NCCCNC involves the full range of management accountabilities including day-to-day operational management of the radiotherapy department in both Newcastle and North Cumbria.

This post is responsible for teams across both departments incorporating approximately 100 members of staff, predominantly radiographers.

We have 9 Varian TrueBeams, 2 Tomotherapy units, 3 CT Scanners, 1 SXT unit and 1 HDR brachytherapy unit across our two sites, delivering treatment to approximately 6000 new patients per year employing a wide range of therapies including multi-met SRS, lungs SABR, HDR gynae brachytherapy, TBI/TSEI, gated lung therapy and cardiac SABR.

This is an exciting role for a motivated individual keen to drive improvement and join a very supportive and collaborative team.

The post holder takes day-to-day responsibility for delivery of the radiotherapy department’s key performance indicators as laid out in the NHS England’s service specification. This includes achieving the national cancer waiting time targets including the 62 and 31-day waits.

NCCC provides a highly specialized regional radiotherapy service to a population of circa 3.3million across the North East and North Cumbria with radiotherapy service provision for circa 2.0million.

This senior management position within NCCC/NCCC-NC involves the full range of management accountabilities for the delivery of radiotherapy services, including day-to-day operational management of the departments in both Newcastle and North Cumbria. A key objective for the post holder is to ensure equity of service delivery across the geographically spread treatment locations. This requires the post holder to ensure effective agreement exists between the departments in delivery of both strategic and operational objectives in order to deliver integrated care pathways.

The role provides radiotherapy professional leadership to the Radiotherapy Operational Delivery Network (ODN) responsible for providing radiotherapy system leadership and the delivery of NHS England’s vision and ambitions for the modernisation of radiotherapy services

The annual budgetary management responsibilities for this role include £4.6million for staff resources, and operational management and leadership of in excess of 100 staff membersAs part of the senior management team of the Cancer and Haematology Clinical Board, the post holder will work collaboratively to propose and implement changes to radiotherapy service delivery across the two radiotherapy units.

Our staff oversee around 6,500 patient contacts every day, delivering high standards of healthcare from the following sites:

• Freeman Hospital
• Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI)
• Health Innovation Neighbourhood (on the former Newcastle General Hospital and Centre for Ageing and Vitality site)
• Newcastle Dental Hospital
• Newcastle Fertility Centre
• Northern Centre for Cancer Care, North Cumbria
• Northern Genetics Service
• Cramlington Manor Walks

These include a range of flagship services which deliver cutting-edge care (supported by state-of-the-art diagnostic services in both radiology and pathology) and are a catalyst for innovation to support pioneering clinical practice in the NHS.

We also have offices at Regent Point in Gosforth and community sites.

Please see attached information on what Staff Benefits we have to offer at our Trust under ‘Documents to download’ or ‘Supporting documents’.

For further information on The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust please visit:Careers | Newcastle Hospitals | NHS | Newcastle HospitalsandNewcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

• Professional Lead Therapeutic Radiographer
• To lead and be responsible for the delivery of radiotherapy services and implementation of radiotherapy pathways ensuring a cohesive, effective and seamless service is provided to service users across NCCC and NCCC-NC
• To be responsible for the safe and efficient use of multiple modalities, cutting edge Radiotherapy equipment, (over both sites) in the development and delivery of novel radiotherapy planning and treatment delivery techniques, and in the undertaking of research and development within the radiotherapy service
• To provide professional leadership and strategic development of Consultant Radiographers and Advanced Radiotherapy Practitioners working within appropriate expert fields of Radiotherapy practice
• Responsible for the safe delivery of a high-quality radiotherapy service, in a patient orientated way to agreed standards and within available resources
• To plan for and respond to changes in service needs and delivery.
• To take a lead on the strategic and operational management of radiotherapy delivery within the Clinical Board and providing expert advice in relation to radiotherapy delivery issues
• To advise the Trust and external bodies on radiotherapy delivery issues.
• This role will work closely in conjunction with Radiotherapy Physics and Medical Staff for delivery of radiotherapy service
• To provide line management support to the Operational Delivery Network Manager working towards achieving the objectives of the Radiotherapy Service Specification.
• To provide strategic leadership to the Northern Radiotherapy Network as a core member of the Network Oversight Group, covering area of responsibility


This advert closes on Sunday 1 Dec 2024

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A Vacancy at North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust.


This post is primarily designed for higher trainees who have ideally passed their FRCS (T & O) examination or finished at least 4 years of Registrar training and wish to gain specialist surgical experience in Foot and ankle surgery prior to applying for a Consultant post. Applicants must be competent in straightforward foot and ankle procedures. It is a nationally recognised position in collaboration with the British Orthopaedic Association and its Training and Education Strategy. The unit is currently negotiating additional independent fellow theatre lists and clinics.

The Fellow will work within the Lower Limb (Food and Ankle) service in Trauma & Orthopaedics at North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual to undertake a fellowship in a post primarily designed for surgeons who have passed their FRCS (T&O) examination and achieved CCT and wish to gain specialist surgical experience prior to applying for a Consultant post.



North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust our main priority is, and always will be, to provide safe and high quality care to our patients every day; the kind of care we would want for ourselves and our loved ones. We want our organisation to be the best place to work with the right staff, in the right roles, at the right time, to ensure we deliver exceptional patient care and experience.

We will support staff through providing an inclusive and supportive workplace with health and well-being initiatives, staff benefits and opportunities for personal and professional development. Staff recognition is very important to us; as well as performance reviews and appraisals, we recognise staff through Star and Team of the month, colleague recognition – a note of thanks, Managers Awards, Shining Stars and Service Awards.

We recruit for values and “Together we are North Tees & Hartlepool”

They will work with the consultant orthopaedic surgeons, concentrating upon foot and ankle surgery and complex ankle and toe joint replacements, arthroscopic ankle and foot surgery and complex foot and ankle trauma surgery. This will also include planned fellow operating lists in addition to provision for treating patients who have been referred by the general trauma team but requires the expertise of the foot and ankle team.

The Trust has strong links with Teesside University and has a track record of supporting trainees through various clinical courses provided by the university.

The successful candidate will have commitments at both hospital sites (University Hospital of North Tees and University Hospital of Hartlepool). It is a fixed term contract for 12 months.

It is essential that the applicant has a good understanding of clinical risk management and experience of lower limb surgery. In addition to the challenges of the role, we expect commitment to clinical research - especially metal on metal, teaching and audit.

It is important that the applicant is a team player and adaptable to respond to changing circumstances and be willing to engage in NHS strategies.








This advert closes on Monday 7 Oct 2024

We are a leading Government agency which plays a crucial role in providing essential services to the public and to business. The work we do is important to the proper functioning of markets, the economy in general and support for thousands of people each year who are in financial difficulty.

Inclusive and diverse teams are important to us. We welcome and encourage applications from everyone, including groups underrepresented in our workforce. The Insolvency Service strives to ensure that the agency is a safe, inclusive and welcoming place for everybody to bring their true self to work and to help the agency to achieve its diversity objectives. We have 10 active employee network groups available to join or become an ally, these include, Carers Network, Disability & Health, FACES Network Group, Grass Roots, LGBT+, Mind Matters, No Limits, Part Time Workers, The Shed, and Women’s Network Group.

We offer full-time, part-time, job share and flexible ways of working. We value capability, technical skills and experience and we place great emphasis on lifetime development to support our people. We encourage our employees to become more involved in areas they feel strongly about, whether it be for the benefit of the agency, though our Engagement network or in their own local communities via volunteering opportunities.

The Insolvency Service is a great place to work, learn and grow your career!

You will be part of engaged and motivated teams delivering high quality strategic/tactical management information and analysis, which will support our stakeholders and allow them to make informed business decisions.

This is an exciting role in the Income Accounting Team function within Core Finance, where the successful candidate will work closely with key stakeholders such as funding partners, executive leads and internal finance teams, to support the agency's financial position by ensuring we are adhering to mandatory requirements and carrying out financial health assessments.

Responsibilities

The successful candidates will be responsible for:

• Supporting the Agency’s Accounting Officer by assessing proposals and providing professional advice.
• Scenario planning and modelling for relevant income streams.
• Leading on associated audit items and assist on clearance of management letter points or GIAA recommendations.
• Assisting with accounting assumptions, financial judgements and any associated financial disclosures for relevant income streams.
• Supporting project and finance business partners to undertake financial health assessments around income.
• Assisting and provide assurance that mandatory requirements (such as HMT guidance and Cabinet Office controls) are adhered to.
• Working with and supporting internal and external stakeholders such as funding partners, executive leads and internal finance teams.

The successful applicant will be responsible for the provision of Nuclear Medicine and Bone Densitometry Services at Newcastle Hospitals. This is a key leadership position within Radiology, responsible for the operation, management and strategic direction of the clinical services.

The department comprises of nearly 50 staff, including clinical scientists, clinical technologists, consultant radiologists, nurses and clerical staff. Gamma cameras, SPECT-CT scanners, DXA scanners and Radiopharmacies are installed at both of our two major hospitals in Newcastle; the Royal Victoria Infirmary and Freeman Hospital.

Around 16,000 diagnostic and therapy procedures are performed each year for the many specialties at this tertiary centre, including paediatrics, oncology, cardiology and neurology. The comprehensive therapy service includes highly specialist treatments such as Y-90 and Ho-166 Selective Internal Radiation Therapies.

The department is very active in research and provides scientific support to an external provider’s static PET-CT service, including supporting PET-CT accreditation for clinical trials, such as Zirconium-89 antibody imaging.

The team also plays a lead role in the teaching and assessment for the National School of Healthcare Science Scientific Training Programme associated MSc course in Medical Physics at Newcastle University, as one of only three accredited teaching centres in England.

· Interview Date Tuesday 17 September 2024



Provide expert advice and strategic leadership for the nuclear medicine and bone densitometry services at Newcastle Hospitals.

Lead the development of the service with a focus on innovation, clinical governance and patient safety.

Provide professional leadership, mentor support and training. Management of the scientific and technologist teams.

Responsible for overseeing the provision of PET CT services by an external provider.

Support a culture of research and development within the department and for clinical trials.

Engage with other stakeholders within the North East and Cumbria to collaborate on issues of mutual interest such as funding and training of staff.

Contribute with an expert specialism perspective to Regional networks, e.g. the Northern Radiotherapy Network, Cumbria and North East Imaging Group.

Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the busiest, largest and most successful teaching NHS foundation trusts in the country, with over 16,000 staff and an annual income of £1 billion.

We have a long history of providing high quality care, clinical excellence, and innovation in medical research regionally, nationally and internationally.

We’re also proud to be the second largest provider of specialised services in the country. This means we support people with a range of rare and complex medical, surgical and neurological conditions, cancers and genetic orders.

Our staff oversee around 2 million patients ‘contacts’ each year, delivering high standards of healthcare.

We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and recognise the benefit in providing an inclusive environment. We value and respect the diversity of our employees and aim to recruit a workforce which reflects the communities we serve, and is equipped to deliver the best service to our patients. We welcome all applications irrespective of people’s race, disability, gender, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age, gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity and in particular those from under- represented groups.

· Responsible for the Provision of Nuclear Medicine and Bone Densitometry Services on both the RVI and Freeman sites.

· Provides professional leadership in molecular imaging, bone densitometry and therapeutic NM services.

· Responsible for overseeing the provision of PET CT services by an external provider.

· Maintains and develops high standards of service provision throughout their areas of responsibility.

· Develops implements and monitors clinical and organisational strategies within areas of expertise.

· Initiates, develops and delivers research and development activities for healthcare advancement.


This advert closes on Sunday 1 Sep 2024

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Your new company
A large organisation with an excellent reputation and an established and successful team. Seeking to add an operational financial manager due to internal development.


Your new role
As a professionally qualified and technically focused financial manager, you will have demonstrable experience in leading and developing financial transaction teams to deliver on KPIs and service levels. With the capability to manage all aspects of financial reporting, working through to year-end audit delivery, you will have a passion for the accuracy and timely delivery of statutory reporting requirements.


What you'll need to succeed
As an engaging and qualified (CCAB/ACCA/ACMA/ACA/ICAS/CIPFA) financial manager, your previous experience will involve leading teams of 5 or more through a challenging and deadline-driven financial cycle.


What you'll get in return
Flexible working options are available. Excellent benefits, generous pension and holidays.

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We have an amazing opportunity for a new role of Cyber Security Manager. We are seeking self-motivated, experienced candidates who can influence, drive and deliver the requirements of a major digital change programme.

Following years of joint working between North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust and South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust , we have formally agreed to form a group to enable closer partnership across our two organisations. By formalising this partnership, the group will deliver better outcomes for: Our patients, our staff, and the wider population we serve, by collaborating to work on endemic health issues and having a coherent voice to represent the people of the Tees Valley and parts of County Durham and North Yorkshire. The group model means that our two organisations remain separate so they can represent their communities effectively, but it has the flexibility to enable the Trusts to work at scale to take strategic decisions, which benefit the group as a whole and the patients we serve.

This is a complex and exciting programme of change. Our group is ambitious to deliver more together for the populations we serve; developing clinical services that reflect the best use of resources. We will achieve this by working together to improve the health and wellbeing of the communities we serve, tackling the long-term inequalities in health that the pandemic has exacerbated, and playing a part in bringing more inward investment to the area.

The post holder will ensure that processes related to the implementation and support for IT security is carried out in accordance with industry and NHS best practice. Working with the Information Governance team and Data Protection Officer the post holder will be responsible for the review of all cyber and security related elements, including the Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) process and Data Security Protection Toolkit (DSPT). The post holder will ensure the processes are documented and they are managed in order to effectively deliver the performance required within an IT security setting. The post will be hosted by North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of University Hospitals Tees.



At North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust our main priority is, and always will be, to provide safe and high quality care to our patients every day; the kind of care we would want for ourselves and our loved ones. We want our organisation to be the best place to work with the right staff, in the right roles, at the right time, to ensure we deliver exceptional patient care and experience.

We will support staff through providing an inclusive and supportive workplace with health and well-being initiatives, staff benefits and opportunities for personal and professional development. Staff recognition is very important to us; as well as performance reviews and appraisals, we recognise staff through Star and Team of the month, colleague recognition – a note of thanks, Managers Awards, Shining Stars and Service Awards.

We support the Making Every Contact Count approach to behaviour change in the promotion of health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.



We recruit for values and “Together we are North Tees & Hartlepool”

To lead on Cyber Security for University Hospitals Tees.

Develop Cyber Security policies and processes providing a significant level of assurance.

To be responsible for the leadership and effective management of the information security management for University Hospitals Tees, ensuring the protection of all data held within the organisation.


This advert closes on Sunday 21 Jul 2024

We have a fantastic opportunity for a Digital Programme Manager to join us. We are seeking self-motivated, experienced candidates who can influence, drive and deliver the requirements of a major digital change programme.



Following years of joint working between North Tees & Hartlepool and South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts, we have formally agreed to form a group to enable closer partnership across our two organisations. By formalising this partnership, the group will deliver better outcomes for: Our patients, our staff, and the wider population we serve, by collaborating to work on endemic health issues and having a coherent voice to represent the people of the Tees Valley and parts of County Durham and North Yorkshire.

The group model means that our two organisations remain separate so they can represent their communities effectively, but it has the flexibility to enable the Trusts to work at scale to take strategic decisions, which benefit the group as a whole and the patients we serve.

This is a complex and exciting programme of change. Our group is ambitious to deliver more together for the populations we serve; developing clinical services that reflect the best use of resources. We will achieve this by working together to improve the health and wellbeing of the communities we serve, tackling the long-term inequalities in health that the pandemic has exacerbated, and playing a part in bringing more inward investment to the area.

The post holder will play a key part in the development of the collaborative working within Digital Services as part of the exciting transformation work being undertaken by the University Hospitals Tees Group. The post holder will work across the two organisations supporting the transformation strategic development leading the programme, project planning and delivery support to the Group Chief Information Officer.

At North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust our main priority is, and always will be, to provide safe and high quality care to our patients every day; the kind of care we would want for ourselves and our loved ones. We want our organisation to be the best place to work with the right staff, in the right roles, at the right time, to ensure we deliver exceptional patient care and experience.

We will support staff through providing an inclusive and supportive workplace with health and well-being initiatives, staff benefits and opportunities for personal and professional development. Staff recognition is very important to us; as well as performance reviews and appraisals, we recognise staff through Star and Team of the month, colleague recognition – a note of thanks, Managers Awards, Shining Stars and Service Awards.

We support the Making Every Contact Count approach to behaviour change in the promotion of health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.



We recruit for values and “Together we are North Tees & Hartlepool”

The role will provide project and programme oversight for the whole programme of work working closely with the Group Chief Information Officer across the two organisations in the development, delivery and monitoring of the whole programme of work. The post will be hosted by North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of University Hospitals Tees.


This advert closes on Sunday 21 Jul 2024

Job Advert

Deadline for applications: 12/07/24

Interview date: 17/07/24

About The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

We’re a place where you can hear rock legends or pop icons on the same night as folk trios or opera singers. Where new musicians
are nurtured and showcased on the same stages as platinum- selling performers. And where youth choirs and tambourine- shaking
toddlers practice in the same spaces as our acclaimed orchestra Royal Northern Sinfonia.

Whether you’re front of house, waiting in the wings or keeping things running behind the scenes you will be part of a team that
means 2 million people enjoy top – notch gigs, concerts and classes in our own venue at Gateshead Quays, out in communities across
the North East and through live- streamed performances and digital lessons.




About the Role

You’ll be supporting the COO in the strategic and operational development of the hospitality and retail arm of the trading company
and overseeing the management of the offer at the Glasshouse. You’ll develop & lead the team and inspire them to deliver a
top-class experience to all of their customers.

You will strive to enhance the audience experience making sure we align with the Glasshouse brand through the quality of the
catering and retail offer and the quality of the service. You will develop this offer to be rooted in brand and identity

We also deliver an important commercial return from the onsite catering services you will be required to deliver and develop a
suite of offers that capture and attract as many audience members as possible and a focus on cost control and increased sales.

Reporting to Chief Operating Officer with Operational lines into The Glasshouse ICM Senior Management Team.



You’ll be responsible for:

* Supporting the COO in the strategic development of the catering arm of the trading company and to lead and report on all
operational, customer service, Catering development, staff training & development and financial areas of Sage Gateshead
Hospitality and Catering.
* Supporting the COO on business planning for all new commercial initiatives on and off site.
* Operational and financial aspects of Catering, Retail and Hospitality Services, ensuring that the quality of service and
products is always of a high standard.
* Ensuring exceptional service levels, and appropriate offer for a variety of different events and clients including exciting
gigs and major conferences
* Managing a team of contracted & casual staff
* Manage the catering operational Managers, Head Chef and Retail Staff to ensure that strategic targets are delivered against
budget and that the quality of service and products is always of a high standard.
* Implementation & delivery of controls, ensure that budgets & targets are achieved The Glasshouse catering and retail services.
* Driving and increasing sales and closely manage expenditure.
* Identifying and developing training needs within catering Hospitality and retail departments, with support from the People Team
* Oversee the ordering of all food / beverages, retail & consumable stocks.
* Identifying and proactively developing new Food & Beverage related business opportunities in consultation with COO
* Identifying and proactively developing retail related business opportunities in consultation with COO, ensuing alignment with
brand and identity.
* Achieving budget and forecast spend-per-head for The Glasshouse on an event-by-event basis.
* Overseeing the recruitment, induction & training of all of our people hired to provide services within Food & Beverage,
Hospitality and Catering.
* Ensuring all areas of responsibility are regularly cleaned, kept in good order and meet the requirements of the Health & Safety
and Food Safety Act, achieving excellence in Hygiene Standards and compliance with Health & Safety Regulations and Fire Policy.
* Ensuring all Temperature Checks / HACCP documentation is carried out and recorded per Arena Event.
* Representing The Glasshouse in a senior capacity at Food & Beverage, Hospitality and Catering Industry Events, Seminars and
Conference.
* Undertaking other duties, training and / or hours of work as may be reasonably required and consistent with the general level
and responsibility of this job




About you

Are you self-motivated, happy working in a team environment and flexible enough to adapt to a changing environment? If this sounds
like you, here are some specific types of experience that will help you hit the ground running.

It would be great if you had experience in :

* Working within Catering or Hospitality Management.
* Business planning, management of significant budgets and delivering performance against key performance indicators.
* KPI budget management extensive experience of managing the food and beverage provision for large functions and events
* Managing and operating an established large-scale bar, restaurant and casual dining facility
* Retail experience.
* Presentation and communication skills
* Meeting financial targets and driving revenues. Managing budgets, GP’s, staffing percentages.
* Confidently appointing, developing and inspiring large high-performing teams of both fixed and variable staff and can
demonstrate clear and decisive direction
* Planning and delivering effective strategies and supporting tactics which bring a variety of elements into a common goal

It also helps if you have:

* Proven credentials to support compliance with all Food and Beverage brand standards
* Excellent standard of personal appearance
* Can do attitude
* Capable of delivering key business metrics including financial performance, quality standards, guest satisfaction, employee
engagement, health and safety management and loyalty recognition
* Are passionate about Food and Hospitality with a natural flare for customer focus and quality of experience at all levels



But don’t worry If you’re not a perfect match for the job description and criteria, we’d love you to apply anyway. We are more
interested in your determination, positivity, and willingness to get stuck in.

Our commitment to your development

At The Glasshouse, we’re always learning. And we know that when it comes to training, everyone is different. So you’ll work
closely with your manager to identify what your training journey will look like. If you have a specific interest or you would
like to develop your skills in a certain area, we want to hear about it.

This may be through gaining a qualification, on-the-job training or learning within your team, but whatever path you take, through
training and support, we’ll help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to thrive in your role.

Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion

At The Glasshouse, we encourage a working environment that’s welcoming, inclusive, and diverse. Different backgrounds, views and
experiences are valued so everyone can be themselves.

Our venue and programmes are for everyone, so we want to make sure this opportunity is available to everyone, no matter your
background or the challenges you’ve faced.

For example, we would love to hear from you if you:

* Are D/deaf. Have a disability, learning difficulty or significant long -term health condition which affects your daily life
* Describe yourself as neurodiverse (this might include dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autistic spectrum, and others)
* Grew up in a family receiving Universal Credit or state benefits
* Have ever lived in council or social housing or been on the housing register
* Have ever lived in sheltered accommodation or experienced homelessness
* Experienced being in care at any point in your life
* Have been a refugee or asylum seeker
* Are from the African, South, East and South–East Asian, Middle East, Latinx or North African diaspora, or have experienced
racism
* These are some common examples of challenging circumstances but there may be others. Everyone is welcome to apply.
* We do not discriminate because of race, colour, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation or expression, age,
disability or any other protected characteristic as outlined in the Equality Act 2010.



Safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk and expect all of those
that work with us to share this commitment. We operate a robust safeguarding framework and continuous assessment and development
to support safer working practice across out workforce. Our roles are subject to a safer recruitment process which includes
relevant background checks and the disclosure of criminal records, sanctions, and investigations where appropriate.

We understand that interviews can be a nerve-racking experience. We want you to feel comfortable so you can be yourself and shine,
so If you have any questions about the role or the application process, please contact Lois, People Coordinator at
recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org

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Job Advert

Deadline for applications: 17.00 on 22 July 2024

Department & Team: Royal Northern Sinfonia & Classical Team

Location: The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Working Hours: The Musician shall be required to work in line with the NMT/MU agreement
https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/orchestral-work/orchestral-agreements-and-rates-or-pay/orchestral-agreements/royal-northern-sinfonia
[https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/orchestral-work/orchestral-agreements-and-rates-or-pay/orchestral-agreements/royal-northern-sinfonia]

Starting Salary: SCP NS23 £46,457



Position in Organisation: Section Leader Double Bass – Royal Northern Sinfonia

Reports to: Senior Orchestra and Personnel Manager

Works in conjunction with: RNS musicians, Classical Team



About the Orchestra
Principal Conductor: Dinis Sousa




Based at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, Royal Northern Sinfonia is the orchestra of the North East of England and
Cumbria.




To appropriately serve audiences across this large and diverse region, which incorporates urban centres as well as sparsely
populated rural areas, the orchestra has developed a unique flexibility in scale. While the musicians play together regularly,
performing formations can range in size from chamber music groups to full symphonic ensemble.




As a full-time orchestra, the musicians of RNS are deeply rooted in their local communities in the North, and care passionately
about making all music they perform accessible to the widest possible audiences. Increasingly this is evolving into more
participatory and co-created projects, and digital work. They also regularly take part in creative learning and schools projects,
and have a special relationship with both The Glasshouse ICM Centre for Advanced Training, and the two ‘In Harmony’ Schools in
Tyneside.




At the heart of the orchestra’s work sits the music of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert, but RNS are keen explorers of many
other musical worlds, across periods of music history and genres. A recent addition to the orchestra is its inclusive ensemble RNS
Moves, comprised of disabled and non-disabled musicians, performing on standard orchestral and digital instruments. What defines
all RNS performances, whatever the notes, is a spirit of joy and infectious enthusiasm coupled with a deep desire to communicate.




RNS has been a key part of the cultural landscape of the North East for over 60 years, with past musical leadership including such
luminaries as Ivan Fischer, Richard Hickox, Heinrich Schiff, Lars Vogt and Conductor Laureate Thomas Zehetmair. The orchestra has
developed a distinctive tradition of working with play-directors, and in previous years has toured extensively internationally,
flying the flag for Tyneside and the North East.



Purpose of the Roles and Person Specification

We are looking to appoint a dynamic and enthusiastic musician of the highest international calibre to the position of Section
Leader Double Bass.




As one of five string Section Leader positions in the orchestra, the Section Leader Double Bass is one of the key roles in Royal
Northern Sinfonia. The successful candidate will be able to form a cohesive team with string colleagues in orchestral programmes
across repertoire ranging from the Baroque period to the music of today, while also displaying soloistic virtuosity and charisma
in orchestral solos and solo concertos.




They will be a keen chamber music player and excited about the prospect of performing in many different formations under the
banner of RNS, taking the lead where necessary. They will be determined to play their part in audience development, brimming with
project ideas, and be a passionate communicator about classical music to different audiences in different settings. They will be
as comfortable and at home in learning and participation environments as they are on the concert stage, and value both equally.
They will want to play a full part in orchestral and musical life in Tyneside and see themselves as advocates for the orchestra
and The Glasshouse.



Responsibilities and Duties
The role will include, but is not limited to:

* Rehearsals and performances in a range of venues and formats
* Media work, digital projects and commercial recordings
* Chamber music and ensemble performances in a range of formations
* Solo repertoire / formal recitals
* Directing performances of works where appropriate
* Working as part of a team to create new performance formats
* Section Leader meetings and other orchestral committee work
* Attending receptions and speaking to audience members, individually and from the stage



Creative Learning is a vital part of The Glasshouse and of the Orchestra’s work. Duties within this area can include, but are not
limited to:

* Informal chamber music performances and recitals in community or learning settings
* Demonstration of instrument to a range of audiences
* Introducing performances
* Participating in planning and evaluation meetings
* Coaching of individuals and ensembles, both adults and young people
* Masterclasses
* Engagement with The Glasshouse Centre for Advanced Training, which includes two ‘In Harmony’ Schools and Young Sinfonia



Selection Process, Submission Guidance and How to Apply
The recruitment process consists of four stages with the successful candidate being offered the position with the Orchestra. Once
all four stages are complete, an offer of employment will be made and will include a probation period of six months. This
probation period will include regular feedback meetings with the Leader of the Orchestra (or appropriate Section Leaders) and the
Senior Orchestra and Personnel Manager.




All the information you should need to submit your application, including technical guidelines and instructions on how to upload
your digital submission can be found below. By submitting an application, you are confirming your availability for all four stages
of the recruitment process. All live auditions will be in orchestral tuning.



Stage 1 – Digital Submission - Closing date 17.00 on Monday 22 July 2024

Please submit a video recording of a movement from a Bach Cello Suite up to 5 minutes in length and the following excerpt.




MOZART Symphony No. 40, 1st Movement, b.114 – 134, b.191 – 221




Your submission needs to be recorded live, in one take and without any editing. Please note the panel will only hear the audio of
your submission.




We will aim to notify successful candidates from Stage 1 by Tuesday 30 July 2024 at the latest.



Stage 2 – In Person Live Audition – Sunday 8 September 2024

Your audition will take place at The Royal Northern College of Music, 124 Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9RD and will consist of two
parts.




Part A) Screened audition of a Classical Concerto (exposition only) of your choosing.

An accompanist will be provided but do bring your own should you wish.




Part B) Un-screened audition of orchestral excerpts and a pre-selected movement of chamber music with panel members. The
repertoire for Stage 2, part B is listed below.




Excerpts

HAYDN Symphony No. 31 ‘Horn Signal’, b.1 – 16 (with repeats)

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5, 2nd & 3rd Movements (with repeats)

STRAVINSKY Pulcinella, Variation 7 (with repeats)

BRAHMS Symphony No. 2, 4th Movement, b.224 – 279

SCHUBERT Symphony No. 9, 3rd Movement, b.105-150

MOZART Symphony No. 40, 1st Movement, b.114 – 134, b.191 – 221, and b.276-285; 4th Movement, b.45 – 62, b.124 – 130, b.153 – 236

GINASTERA Variaciones Concertantes, Variation 11, fig 65 – 67



Excerpts for Stage 2 can be found in the attachment above.



Chamber Music

DVORAK String Quintet No. 2, Op.77 (first movement)



Stage 3 – Audition with Royal Northern Sinfonia - Monday 18 November 2024

Your audition will take place at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, St Mary’s Square, Gateshead, NE8 2JR and will
consist of a whole orchestra audition with Royal Northern Sinfonia, conducted by Principal Conductor Dinis Sousa.




The repertoire for Stage 3 will be drawn from:

J S BACH Violin Concerto No. 2, 2nd Movement

HAYDN Symphony No. 6, Trio

MOZART Symphony No. 39, 1st and 4th Movement

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5, 3rd Movement

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9, 4th Movement, fig 8 to letter B

BRITTEN Frank Bridge Variations, 3rd Movement, March



Stage 4 – Trial (Paid work, Chamber Music, and Interview) - Dates from January 2025 onwards

The final stage in the recruitment process will involve the successful candidates undertaking paid work with the orchestra in line
with the NMT/MU Freelance Agreement. This will consist of four patches of paid work, at least one of which will be centred around
our core classical repertoire conducted by Principal Conductor Dinis Sousa. Stage four will also include a chamber music rehearsal
with members of the panel and an interview with the Leader (or appropriate Section Leaders) and the Senior Orchestra and Personnel
Manager.




An additional patch of work may be offered to all candidates if the panel fail to reach a consensus about one or more candidates.




Candidates will be requested to provide their availability for Stage 4 by Monday 25 November 2024



How to Upload your Digital Submission

Here is a short guide for uploading your Stage 1 Digital Submission video to YouTube. This will be a private submission and will
be heard by the panel only.




Smartphone/Tablet

Step 1: Open the YouTube app (Downloaded from your app store of choice if you don’t already have it) and sign in to your account.
Press the ‘video’ button in the top right corner of your screen.

Step 2: This will bring you to a menu to select your video, select your chosen video, taking you to a ‘trim’ screen. Press ‘next’
(Top right).

Step 3: Name your video. The video name should be the following format: Initials – position applied for.

Step 4: At this point you should select the option ‘Unlisted’ for your privacy settings. This will allow you to share the URL link
so the Audition Panel can view your video, it still shows that this video is not public and can’t be seen by anyone that doesn’t
have the link. Press ‘upload’ (Top Right). Once this has finished processing it will appear in the menu.



Computer/Laptop

Step 1: Go to www.youtube.com. Make sure you are signed in to your YouTube account. In the top right corner you will see ‘Create.’
Press ‘upload video’.

Step 2: This brings you to an upload screen, press ‘Select files.’ This will bring up your file menu; navigate to the file and
select ‘choose’ or ‘done’.

Step 3: After you have selected the video and uploaded it, it will bring you to the Video details screen, where you can name and
describe the video. Please create the video name using the following format: Your initials – Position Applied for.

Step 4: Press ‘Next’ until you are on the ‘Visibility’ screen. At this point you should select the option ‘Unlisted’ from the
list. This will allow you to share the URL link so the Audition Panel can view your video submission, it still shows that this
video is not public and can’t be seen by anyone that doesn’t have the link.



Technical Guidelines

Your digital submission should be no longer than five minutes in length. The final submission should be recorded ‘as live’, in one
take and be unedited. Please use your smart phone camera with the internal microphone and no additional audio or visual
enhancement equipment. Please do not include any talking in your submission.




Your video should be landscape and you and your instrument should be face on and central to the camera. The panel will only hear
the audio of your submission.




Please label your submission as outlined in the ‘How to Upload your Digital Submission’ section above.



Working in the UK and Eligibility Criteria

It is a criminal offence to seek employment and certain voluntary work if not legally eligible to work in the UK. Under the Asylum
and Immigration Act it is a criminal offence to employ a person unless they are British citizens, Commonwealth citizens with right
of abode in the UK, citizens of any country in the European economic area, or a person with current and valid permission to be in
the UK or who qualifies for a category specified by the Home Secretary where employment is allowed.




Successful applicants will be asked to present the relevant documents to demonstrate their eligibility to work in the UK.




More information can be found at www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk [http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk]



Safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults

The Glasshouse is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk, and expect all
staff and volunteers to share this commitment. For posts where there is contact with children, young people and adults at risk,
the job advertisement and person specification will specify that a check is a requirement.



Equal Opportunities Monitoring

The Glasshouse aims to be an equal opportunities employer, and it is our policy all applicants and employees receive equal
treatment regardless of sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age, marital status or civil partnership,
pregnancy/ maternity or gender reassignment. Recruitment and selection procedures will be monitored to ensure that individuals are
selected and treated based on their relevant merits and abilities.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Working in a leadership position within the anaesthetic and recovery team. Ensuring high standards of care, patient safety and efficient delivery of perioperative services. This involves working as part of a multidisciplinary team to coordinate and manage on a daily basis.

Managerial skills include staff recruitment and retention, reducing and managing sickness absence, staff appraisals, risk assessment and coordination of the team.

Staff training and education including clinical governance and clinical supervision to support development of the team.

An opportunity has arisen for a Registered Nurse or ODP to undertake a, Band 6 role within the specialty of Anaesthetics and Recovery. This post will involve cross site working within the Trust.

We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to help carry our service forward during this time. You will provide a high standard of care to patients requiring pre and post operative surgical intervention in a demanding and complex environment. You will already have considerable post registration theatre experience and possess a post registration mentorship or equivalent teaching qualification.

A key part of the role will be to work with the theatre management team to initiate new ways of working in support of the Trust’s transformation of services and driving productivity and efficiency in an increasingly changing and challenging economic environment.

At North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust our main priority is, and always will be, to provide safe and high quality care to our patients every day; the kind of care we would want for ourselves and our loved ones. We want our organisation to be the best place to work with the right staff, in the right roles, at the right time, to ensure we deliver exceptional patient care and experience.

We will support staff through providing an inclusive and supportive workplace with health and well-being initiatives, staff benefits and opportunities for personal and professional development. Staff recognition is very important to us; as well as performance reviews and appraisals, we recognise staff through Star and Team of the month, colleague recognition – a note of thanks, Managers Awards, Shining Stars and Service Awards.

We recruit for values and “Together we are North Tees & Hartlepool”

Key Result Areas

Demonstrate commitment to IWL principles and flexible working patterns, to meet the needs of the service and staff

Tackle discrimination and harassment, and promote equality and diversity in the workplace

Reduce sickness absence; work place accidents; and promote zero tolerance on violence against staff

Take responsibility for personal development and education and the development of a Personal Development Plan.

Carry out regular appraisals for staff, ensuring business goals are clearly communicated and linked to objectives

Review training and development of all staff, so all staff have a personal development plan, and support staff in reaching their full potential as identified through the appraisal process

Apply advanced specialist knowledge in scrub in the Theatre setting across a range of work procedures underpinned by theoretical knowledge and relevant practical experience

Ensure the assessment, planning implementation and evaluation of programmes of

care to meet the needs of the individual and that standards are set and met in the delivery of a high quality service

Ensure own understanding and show compliance with the NMC Code of Professional conduct/Health Professional Council guidelines for Professional Practice and promote same in others

Create a physical and psychological environment, conducive to providing optimum nursing care within the theatre Complex

To ensure a high level of professional awareness, both personally and within the Theatre and Trust by holding and attending appropriate meetings and seminars Etc

Actively engages in all aspects of clinical governance as they relate to the Operating Department

Participate in the maintenance of Quality Assurance, Standards and Audit

Contribute to the Departmental and Organisational Business plan and to manage resources effectively and efficiently, identify and plan to resolve deficiencies, provide a LEAN approach in ‘putting patients first’

To take charge of the unit and deal with managerial issues, as they arise, in the absence of the Theatre coordinator/Matron

Work closely with the Theatre Coordinators/Matrons and the Trust wide

Theatre/Day Services Manager in identifying the effects of the service provision and assisting in the initiation of change, where appropriate

To participate in the Unit’s recruitment and retention

Promote and maintain a supportive working environment












This advert closes on Thursday 20 Jun 2024

Job Advert

About The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

We’re a place where you can hear rock legends or pop icons on the same night as folk trios or opera singers. Where new musicians
are nurtured and showcased on the same stages as platinum- selling performers. And where youth choirs and tambourine- shaking
toddlers practice in the same spaces as our acclaimed orchestra Royal Northern Sinfonia.

Whether you’re front of house, waiting in the wings or keeping things running behind the scenes you will be part of a team that
means 2 million people enjoy top – notch gigs, concerts and classes in our own venue at Gateshead Quays, out in communities across
the North East and through live- streamed performances and digital lessons.

The Production Manager is responsible for advancing conferences and live performances, providing technical advice and solutions to
all clients and touring productions. You will work independently and in conjunction with colleagues, to plan and oversee the safe
delivery of technical support to events




About you

Are you self-motivated, happy working in a team environment and flexible enough to adapt to a changing environment? If this sounds
like you, here are some specific types of experience that will help you hit the ground running.



It would be great if you had experience in:

* Practical working experience of technical operations for live events, shows and conferences, gained through at least three
years working in venues or external sites (with capacity of at least 400 audience members)
* Experience of hands-on production management of live event sites
* Excellent attention to detail
* Experience working with national and international artists, tour managers, promoters and hirers
* Experience of advancing multi-room events with concurrent sessions.
* Excellent organisational and project management skills
* An ability to multitask and manage an evolving workload when working across multiple projects simultaneously.
* An ability to be creative and resourceful in problem solving
* An ability to work to tight non-negotiable deadlines whilst remaining calm
* An understanding of technical terminology and documents
* An ability to assimilate information within technical specifications and translate this into working plans
* Excellent IT skills and extensive experience of using PC and Mac hardware & software, including Q-Lab, Powerpoint, Keynote,
Zoom and Prezi
* An ability to assimilate new technology and software
* Awareness and experience of Health & Safety legislation and practice, including Noise at Work and Working at Height
* Willingness to work flexibly across a 7 day a week rota to include evenings weekends and bank holidays, if required
* A proactive, flexible and collaborative attitude to work with excellent communication skills and the ability to work well with
a broad range of colleagues and clients
* Ability to work well as part of a team and under your own initiative
* An approachable and welcoming character, with an emphasis on creating and sustaining good working relationships
* A working knowledge of the equipment covered by the Technical Team including, but not limited to, audio, lighting, AV and
stage.



It also helps if you have:

* Experience in setting up and hosting complex hybrid events using Zoom, OBS or Wirecast with multiple cameras, sources and end
users.
* Knowledge of the use of WYSIWIG design software and/or CAD or similar software applications plus Artifax
* IOSH qualification and/or experience of preparing Risk Assessments and Method Statements
* An understanding of rigging and the ability to read and translate production rigging plots
* A specialism in operating audio, lighting or AV on events, concerts and productions, with up-to-date knowledge of industry and
sector specific working practice and legislation





You’ll be responsible for:

Production Management & Technical Expertise: Provide advanced technical guidance and solutions for events & performances



* Work closely with internal and external teams to meet event requirements, providing expert technical and logistical advice
* Advance shows and events, working simultaneously on multiple projects, adopting a methodical and organised approach to your
work
* Use venue CAD software to produce to scale stage plans and hall / room layouts
* Production of technical quotations for clients, if required (some of whom may be unfamiliar with the technical event production
industry)
* Collate technical specifications from external & internal clients
* Understand how to implement technical requirements to the highest possible standards
* Utilise available resources and staff whilst ensuring delivery to the client’s specification.
* Support internal teams with client site visits, quotes, event advancement and overseeing delivery, where required
* Maximise commercial income opportunity where possible, supporting the Trust financially through technical provision
* Ensure correct allocation of technical equipment resources to events. Work closely with Senior technical staff and external
suppliers where necessary to achieve this.
* Work closely with senior technical staff and external suppliers ensuring correct staffing resources are requested for events.
* Use venue event management software to collate, analyse and create documentation
* Create a production advance report for each event





Safety & Compliance: Support the Senior Production Manager and team to ensure events comply with Health and Safety regulations.

* Promote and ensure safe working practices are followed for events with internal and external teams
* Collate and assess all event specific Health and Safety documentation for events (Risk Assessments & Method Statements)
* Create event specific Risk Assessments and H&S documentation, to be shared with internal & external clients

Reporting: Support the Senior Production Manager to generate reports on event outcomes, technical challenges, and performance.
Provide these insights to the Senior Production Manager for further analysis and strategic planning.



* Review process of events and report findings to Senior Production Manager
* Work with all team members to review processes and methods of work
* Work with all team members to ensure technical production equipment faults are reported



Client Relations: Cultivate robust relationships with clients, event organisers, and internal teams, focusing on clear
communication and exceeding client expectations.



* Work with Senior member of the Technical Team to advise, and at times lead on large event production management
* Collaborate with internal and external clients, sustaining and developing collaborative relationships



Maintenance & Inspections: Support the Senior Production Manager and wider team during maintenance & H&S inspections on technical
equipment

* Assist team members in undertaking maintenance and inspections of technical equipment and resources



Continuous Improvement ,Training & Development: Support the Senior Production Manager and Technical Manager to ensure the
Technical Team remain up to date with industry advancements and best practices.

* When required, deliver guidance and training to the team on best practices and standards.
* Collaborate with the senior members of the team to pinpoint areas for process enhancement, new technology adoption, and team
skills development



Policies & Procedures: Adhere to and enforce all organisational policies, including but not limited to Safeguarding, Health &
Safety, Customer Care, Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity.

* Ensure all clients (internal and external) are aware of and adhere to all organisational policies and procedures




Events: To work on events, shows and rehearsals as part of the Technical Production teams

* Undertake duties as a Technician, if required (see separate Technician Job Description for duties)




Other duties: All other duties as may reasonably be required:

* Accept appropriate individual responsibility for the observance, promotion and implementation of Health & Safety, Safeguarding,
Customer Care, Inclusion, Equity and Diversity, Discrimination, Bullying and Harassment and all other policies with the Trust.
* Where relevant, ensure appropriate safeguarding is in place for children, young people and adults at risk, working closely with
relevant colleagues to maintain consistency
* Help the Technical Team to work efficiently and to the highest standards




But don’t worry If you’re not a perfect match for the job description and criteria, we’d love you to apply anyway. We are more
interested in your determination, positivity, and willingness to get stuck in.

Our commitment to your development

At The Glasshouse, we’re always learning. And we know that when it comes to training, everyone is different. So you’ll work
closely with your manager to identify what your training journey will look like. If you have a specific interest or you would like
to develop your skills in a certain area, we want to hear about it.

This may be through gaining a qualification, on-the-job training or learning within your team, but whatever path you take, through
training and support, we’ll help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to thrive in your role.




Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion

At The Glasshouse, we encourage a working environment that’s welcoming, inclusive, and diverse. Different backgrounds, views and
experiences are valued so everyone can be themselves.

Our venue and programs are for everyone, so we want to make sure this opportunity is available to everyone, no matter your
background or the challenges you’ve faced.

For example, we would love to hear from you if you:

* Are D/deaf. Have a disability, learning difficulty or significant long -term health condition which affects your daily life
* Describe yourself as neurodiverse (this might include dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autistic spectrum, and others)
* Grew up in a family receiving Universal Credit or state benefits
* Have ever lived in council or social housing or been on the housing register
* Have ever lived in sheltered accommodation or experienced homelessness
* Experienced being in care at any point in your life
* Have been a refugee or asylum seeker
* Are from the African, South, East and South–East Asian, Middle East, Latinx or North African diaspora, or have experienced
racism
* These are some common examples of challenging circumstances but there may be others. Everyone is welcome to apply.
* We do not discriminate because of race, colour, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation or expression, age,
disability or any other protected characteristic as outlined in the Equality Act 2010.



Safeguarding children, young people, and adults at risk

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk and expect all of those
that work with us to share this commitment. We operate a robust safeguarding framework and continuous assessment and development
to support safer working practice across out workforce. Our roles are subject to a safer recruitment process which includes
relevant background checks and the disclosure of criminal records, sanctions, and investigations where appropriate.

Our application process:




We understand that interviews can be a nerve-racking experience. We want you to feel comfortable so you can be yourself and shine,
so If you have any questions about the role or the application process, please contact Lois, People Coordinator at
recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org [recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org]

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Job Advert

Deadline for applications: We'll be reviewing applications as they're received, so get your application in!
Reports to: Head of Digital
Location: Gateshead (we’re a hybrid organisation, in the office Tue-Thu and at home Mon and Fri)
Working hours: Mon–Fri, 9am-5pm (there’ll be some out of hours work for concerts and events, but you’ll always get TOIL)
Salary: From SCP 29 £29,577 per annum


About The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

We’re a place where you can hear rock legends or pop icons on the same night as folk trios or opera singers. Where new musicians
are nurtured and showcased on the same stages as platinum-selling performers. And where youth choirs and tambourine- shaking
toddlers practice in the same spaces as our acclaimed orchestra Royal Northern Sinfonia.

Whether you’re front of house, waiting in the wings or keeping things running behind the scenes you will be part of a team that
means 2 million people enjoy top – notch gigs, concerts and classes in our own venue at Gateshead Quays, out in communities across
the North East and through live- streamed performances and digital lessons.



About you

You’ll be joining a small but ambitious Digital team who are eager to welcome you into the fold to help take our online presence
to the next level. This is a brand-new role so you’ll be someone who can get stuck right in, bring your creativity – and a
strategic mind - to the table, and bring others along for the ride with your expertise and enthusiasm for how social media and
content can create meaningful connections with people. And help build a brand.



You’ll have a keen ear and eye for a story. There’s a lot happening across our programme, building, and our region at any time and
it’ll be your job to grab it and tell our audiences all about it with engaging, creative online content. You love meeting and
spending time with people – whether that’s colleagues, musicians, players in our home orchestra, Royal Northern Sinfonia, or
someone in the café. You enjoy sharing what you know, learning on the job from your fantastic colleagues, and hearing what others
have to say to find new ways to celebrate all the ways music lives and grows at The Glasshouse.



It'll be busy, but you secretly love being pulled in many different directions at once. You’re creative and reactive. And you’re
an excellent project manager, making impressive but achievable plans for yourself (and others) to get things done, whether your
timeline is two months, two days, or two hours.



You’ve got bags of confidence and experience when it comes to social media strategy, digital marketing, content production, and
community management – and you’re ready to whip us and our channels into shape.



If this sounds like you, here are some specific types of experience that will help you hit the ground running.



It would be great if you had experience in:

* Social media strategy – you’ve written and delivered plans to make change happen.
* Content production – you know your way around a camera (or mobile phone!) to produce, direct or commission compelling video
(bonus points for music performance, double points for orchestral) and photography.
* Channel management: Facebook, Twitter / X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or YouTube - you know what content works best where and
how to tell a story in the most impactful way.
* Campaign planning: whether you’re working with Marketing, Communications or Fundraising colleagues, you’re an expert at
designing and adapting campaigns for social media channels and audiences to deliver results.
* Audience development: you’ve got experience growing online audiences – not just for the numbers, but for meaningful engagement.
You love learning about audiences and working with others to test new ways of spreading the word about our work, and how they
can be involved.
* Brand building: we love what we do, and we love our new name and brand – but we want more people to come and see why. You know
how to use social media as a powerful tool to get us where we want to be.
* Creative partnerships and networks: you love meeting other creatives and collaborating to make and commission original content
from diverse voices that can attract new audiences, and expand our network of freelancers and artists from the North East.
* Cross-channel marketing campaigns: you’ve got a strong understanding of marketing (including website, email, print) and how
social media can play a part in driving ticket sales, fundraising, and brand awareness.
* Stakeholder management: you’re at ease talking to people at any level to share what you know, understand their needs, and make
your recommendation. Even if it’s a tricky conversation.


Skills and knowledge of:

* Copywriting – you love having fun with words. Whether you’re writing about classical music, music education or even government
policy (only sometimes), you use your writing skills to bring expertise, emotion and personality.
* Reporting and evaluation – you also love having fun with numbers and data using Google Analytics, social media insights and
listening tools. And you can make those reports relevant and interesting to your non-digital colleagues.
* Paid social media advertising – running campaigns yourself or working with a media agency.
* Editorial planning and coordination – once you’ve got a story in mind, you know how and when to tell it. And plan it in with
what else is going on.
* Project management – you’ve got a system for managing multiple workstreams, requests and plans. And know how to prioritise… and
re-prioritise as needed.
* Tools and trends – you’ve got an eye on what’s out there, and what’s coming up, to help establish best practices for social
media production and management, and keep driving progress.
* Crisis comms management – should it happen, you know how to work with Comms colleagues and Directorate to manage tricky or
sensitive issues on social media.



It also helps if you have:

* A real passion for music – listening to it, making it, talking about it etc.
* Some graphic design skills using Adobe Creative Suite (but we can provide training if not).



You’ll be responsible for:

* Day to day management of The Glasshouse and Royal Northern Sinfonia social media channels (Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram,
LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube); devising cross-channel content plans and schedules; audience engagement and community building.

* Writing a social media strategy to map out how we’ll use social media to connect with our audiences, support marketing
objectives, and grow our online presence and following; aligning our social media approach with our content strategy and
organisational strategy.

* Developing a social content plan for our home orchestra, Royal Northern Sinfonia, working closely with the players and our
Classical team to produce an engaging online complement to the orchestra’s live and touring programme, with an eye on
developing new audiences.

* Making sure all our content is accessible for everyone to enjoy with captions, transcription, alt text etc.

* Working with others to design and deliver social media campaigns to support marketing and/or brand campaigns; offering
evaluation and recommendations to colleagues on how to get the best results.



* Driving engagement with our online audiences – and growing those audiences; working with Marketing and Box Office colleagues to
help support our audience development strategy.



* Supporting our brand awareness goals using our social media channels as a ‘first point of call’ for audiences engaging with The
Glasshouse and Royal Northern Sinfonia; adhering to our brand visual identity and tone of voice guidelines.



* Work with artists, creatives and networks to produce new types of social content, building connections with networks and
communities.



* Working collaboratively with colleagues from Marketing, Communications, Contemporary, Classical and Make Music programming
teams. You’ll also work with our Conferences and Events team, Food and Beverage team and Fundraising. Basically, you’ll cross
paths with most teams in the organisation, which is definitely one of the perks.



* Providing training and best practice guidance to colleagues in social media content and campaign planning.





But don’t worry If you’re not a perfect match for the job description and criteria, we’d love you to apply anyway. We are more
interested in your determination, positivity, and willingness to get stuck in.




Our commitment to your development

At The Glasshouse, we’re always learning. And we know that when it comes to training, everyone is different. So you’ll work
closely with your manager to identify what your training journey will look like. If you have a specific interest or you would like
to develop your skills in a certain area, we want to hear about it.




This may be through gaining a qualification, on-the-job training or learning within your team, but whatever path you take, through
training and support, we’ll help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to thrive in your role.




Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion



At The Glasshouse, we encourage a working environment that’s welcoming, inclusive, and diverse. Different backgrounds, views and
experiences are valued so everyone can be themselves.




Our venue and programmes are for everyone, so we want to make sure this opportunity is available to everyone, no matter your
background or the challenges you’ve faced.

For example, we would love to hear from you if you:

* Are D/deaf. Have a disability, learning difficulty or significant long -term health condition which affects your daily life
* Describe yourself as neurodiverse (this might include dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autistic spectrum, and others)
* Grew up in a family receiving Universal Credit or state benefits
* Have ever lived in council or social housing or been on the housing register
* Have ever lived in sheltered accommodation or experienced homelessness
* Experienced being in care at any point in your life
* Have been a refugee or asylum seeker
* Are from the African, South, East and South–East Asian, Middle East, Latinx or North African diaspora, or have experienced
racism
* These are some common examples of challenging circumstances but there may be others. Everyone is welcome to apply.
* We do not discriminate because of race, colour, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation or expression, age,
disability or any other protected characteristic as outlined in the Equality Act 2010.



Safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk and expect all of those
that work with us to share this commitment. We operate a robust safeguarding framework and continuous assessment and development
to support safer working practice across out workforce. Our roles are subject to a safer recruitment process which includes
relevant background checks and the disclosure of criminal records, sanctions, and investigations where appropriate.




Our application process

Closing date for applications: We'll be reviewing applications as they're received, so please apply early!




Interview date: Thursday 6th June 2024




We understand that interviews can be a nerve-racking experience. We want you to feel comfortable so you can be yourself and shine,
so If you have any questions about the role or the application process, please contact Lois, People Coordinator at
recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org [recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org]

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Job Advert

Deadline for applications: 5pm, Wednesday 24th April
Reports to: Orchestra Manager
Location: The Glasshouse International Centre for Music
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Salary: SCP 20, £23,659 per annum


About The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

We are an international music centre based on the banks of the River Tyne. We are a unique venue where artists from across the
world perform and audiences from a wide range of backgrounds come to hear, make, and enjoy all types of music.



We support local people to be creative, to develop a passion for music and put music at the heart of communities. Our artist
development programme provides local artists with the opportunities they need to develop a career in music. We support young
people to make music in our building and in the wider community through programmes such as In Harmony Newcastle Gateshead.



We believe our work makes life better for people in the North East. We’re building a creative, diverse, and passionate team and
that’s where you come in…



About you

Are you self-motivated, happy working in a team environment and flexible enough to adapt to a changing environment? If this sounds
like you, here are some specific types of experience that will help you hit the ground running.



You must have proven experience of:

* Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
* Excellent organisational skills
* Willingness to work unsociable hours including weekends and evenings
* A flexible approach to the workplace
* Able to act confidentially with sensitive issues
* Excellent team-worker
* Calm and capable personality



It also helps if you have:

* First Aid Training (or willingness to be trained)
* Awareness of Health & Safety
* Knowledge of Classical music



If you’re not a perfect match for the job description and criteria, we encourage you to apply anyway. We are more interested in
your determination, positivity, and willingness to get stuck in.




About the role of Assistant Orchestra Manager at The Glasshouse

Reporting to the Orchestra Manager, the Assistant Orchestra Manager is a member of the orchestral management team and part of the
wider Classical Team at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.




You will support the Orchestra Manager and the Stage and Transport Co-ordinator with the administration, logistics and stage
management requirements for all Royal Northern Sinfonia (RNS) activity both at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music and
at external venues.




The post is based at The Glasshouse ICM but you will be required to work at external venues both within the UK and abroad.




Your duties will be based around the orchestra’s schedule with variable working hours including evenings and weekends. The
orchestra schedule is normally confirmed a minimum of 4 weeks in advance.




Whilst a knowledge of Classical music is desirable, we are looking for someone with a can-do attitude and a willingness to learn
on the job. You must hold a clean UK Driver’s Licence.




If you would like to discuss the position, we would love to hear from you. Please contact the Orchestra Manager, Tom Hickman on
tom.hickman@theglasshouseicm.org [tom.hickman@theglasshouseicm.org].




This post is offered on a 40 hour per week contract and will require extremely variable hours, which are determined by the
orchestra schedule. Further details on this can be given if required.




Your responsibilities:

* In conjunction with the Orchestra Manager, to engage freelance string players and deputies working with RNS.
* Assist the Orchestra Manager with orchestral personnel administration and orchestra recruitment.
* In conjunction with the Stage and Transport Co-ordinator, ensure stages at rehearsal and performance venues are correctly laid
out to meet the requirements of the orchestra and conductors and that all arrangements are in place before the arrival of the
orchestra and guest artists.
* Maintain excellent relationships with the musicians and guest artists and work proactively to respond to any requests or
issues.
* Check dressing room allocations, put up signage and ensure rooms are clean and tidy prior to the arrival of the orchestra and
guest artists.
* Ensure refreshments for musicians and guest artists are in place as required.
* Assist the Stage and Transport Co-ordinator with the transportation of all instruments and equipment to venues regionally,
nationally, and abroad including driving the orchestra van.
* Provide support for the orchestra Librarian with copying and distributing orchestral music to players and other library duties
as and when required.
* Provide logistical support to the RNS Chorus Manager as and when required.
* Assist the wider Classical Team with administration and concert management tasks, as and when required.



Health & Safety

* Work with the Orchestra Manager and Stage and Transport Co-ordinator to ensure that all Health and Safety, Safeguarding and
Wellbeing legislation and guidelines are followed (including Noise at Work Regulations), and stay up-to-date on evolving
practice and legislation in these areas.



General

* Deputise for the Orchestra Manager if required.
* Undertake some of the work of the Stage and Transport Co-ordinator, if required, to cover absence and annual leave.
* Act as an ambassador for The Glasshouse ICM and Royal Northern Sinfonia, maintaining excellent relations with external
promoters, venues and other departments within The Glasshouse ICM.



Our commitment to your development

At The Glasshouse, we’re always learning. Through training and support, we’ll help you develop the skills and knowledge you need
to thrive in your role. This may be through gaining a qualification, on-the-job training or learning within your team.

We provide you with training in areas such as health and safety and safeguarding when you start work, and you’ll receive annual
refreshers.

Every staff member is on their own training and development journey. You’ll work closely with your manager to identify what your
journey will look like at The Glasshouse. If you have a specific interest or you would like to develop your skills in a certain
area, we want to hear about it.



Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion

At The Glasshouse, we encourage a working environment that’s welcoming, inclusive, and diverse. Different backgrounds, views and
experiences are valued so everyone can be themselves.

Our venue and programmes are for everyone, so we want to make sure this opportunity is available to everyone, no matter your
background or the challenges you’ve faced.

For example, we would love to hear from you if you:

* Are D/deaf. Have a disability, learning difficulty or significant long -term health condition which affects your daily life
* Describe yourself as neurodiverse (this might include dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autistic spectrum, and others)
* Grew up in a family receiving Universal Credit or state benefits
* Have ever lived in council or social housing or been on the housing register
* Have ever lived in sheltered accommodation or experienced homelessness
* Experienced being in care at any point in your life
* Have been a refugee or asylum seeker
* Are from the African, South, East and South–East Asian, Middle East, Latinx or North African diaspora, or have experienced
racism
* These are some common examples of challenging circumstances but there may be others. Everyone is welcome to apply.
* We do not discriminate because of race, colour, religion, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation or expression, age,
disability or any other protected characteristic as outlined in the Equality Act 2010.



Safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk and expect all of those
that work with us to share this commitment. We operate a robust safeguarding framework and continuous assessment and development
to support safer working practice across out workforce. Our roles are subject to a safer recruitment process which includes
relevant background checks and the disclosure of criminal records, sanctions, and investigations where appropriate.



Our application process

Closing date for applications: 5pm, Wednesday 24th April

Interview date: Wednesday 1st May




We understand that interviews can be a nerve-racking experience. We want you to feel comfortable so you can be yourself and
shine!

If you have any questions about the role or the application process, please contact Lois, People Coordinator
at recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org [recruitment@theglasshouseicm.org]

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Interpretation of complex financial information.Board level presentation skill.Problem solving significant issues and understanding the breadth of the organisation and its markets and environmentsdecision making and advertising all managers of financial implications.Management of all finance team with responsibility for team objectives.Developing and understanding complex spreadsheets for modelling financial projects and results.

Job Advert

Deadline for applications: 17.00 on 22 April 2024

Department & Team: Royal Northern Sinfonia & Classical Team

Location: The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Working Hours: The Musician shall be required to work in line with the NMT/MU agreement
https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/orchestral-work/orchestral-agreements-and-rates-or-pay/orchestral-agreements/royal-northern-sinfonia
[https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/orchestral-work/orchestral-agreements-and-rates-or-pay/orchestral-agreements/royal-northern-sinfonia]

Starting Salary: SCP 23 £44,670



Position in Organisation: Section Leader Double Bass – Royal Northern Sinfonia

Reports to: Orchestra Manager

Works in conjunction with: RNS musicians, Classical Team



About the Orchestra
Principal Conductor: Dinis Sousa




Based at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, Royal Northern Sinfonia is the orchestra of the North East of England and
Cumbria.




To appropriately serve audiences across this large and diverse region, which incorporates urban centres as well as sparsely
populated rural areas, the orchestra has developed a unique flexibility in scale. While the musicians play together regularly,
performing formations can range in size from chamber music groups to full symphonic ensemble.




As a full-time orchestra, the musicians of RNS are deeply rooted in their local communities in the North, and care passionately
about making all music they perform accessible to the widest possible audiences. This increasingly is evolving into more
participatory and co-created projects, and digital work. They also regularly take part in creative learning and schools projects,
and have a special relationship with both The Glasshouse ICM Centre for Advanced Training, and the two ‘In Harmony’ Schools in
Tyneside




At the heart of the orchestra’s work sits the music of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert, but RNS are keen explorers of many
other musical worlds, across periods of music history and genres. A recent addition to the orchestra, is its inclusive ensemble
RNS Moves, comprised of disabled and non-disabled musicians, which even uses some digital instruments. What defines all RNS
performances, whatever the notes, is a spirit of joy and infectious enthusiasm coupled with a deep desire to communicate.




RNS has been a key part of the cultural landscape of the North East for over 60 years, with past musical leadership including such
luminaries as Ivan Fischer, Richard Hickox, Heinrich Schiff, Lars Vogt and Conductor Laureate Thomas Zehetmair. The orchestra has
developed a distinctive tradition of working with play-directors, and in previous years has toured extensively internationally,
flying the flag for Tyneside and the North East.



Purpose of the Roles and Person Specification

We are looking to appoint a dynamic and enthusiastic musician of the highest international calibre to the position of Section
Leader Double Bass.




As one of five string Section Leader positions in the orchestra, the Section Leader Double Bass is one of the key roles in Royal
Northern Sinfonia. The successful candidate will be able to form a cohesive team with string colleagues in orchestral programmes
across repertoire ranging from the Baroque period to the music of today, while also displaying soloistic virtuosity and charisma
in orchestral solos and solo concertos.




They will be a keen chamber music player and excited about the prospect of performing in many different formations under the
banner of RNS, taking the lead where necessary. They will be determined to play their part in audience development, brimming with
project ideas, and be a passionate communicator about classical music to different audiences in different settings. They will be
as comfortable and at home in learning and participation environments as they are on the concert stage, and value both equally.
They will want to play a full part in orchestral and musical life in Tyneside and see themselves as advocates for the orchestra
and The Glasshouse ICM.



Responsibilities and Duties
The role will include, but is not limited to:

* Rehearsals and performances in a range of venues and formats
* Media work, digital projects and commercial recordings
* Chamber music and ensemble performances in a range of formations
* Solo repertoire / formal recitals
* Directing performances of works where appropriate
* Working as part of a team to create new performance formats
* Section Leader meetings and other orchestral committee work
* Attending reception and speaking to audience members, individually and from the stage



Creative Learning is a vital part of The Glasshouse ICM and of the orchestra’s work. Duties within this area can include, but are
not limited to:

* Informal chamber music performances and recitals in community or learning settings
* Demonstration of instrument to a range of audiences
* Introducing performances
* Participating in planning and evaluation meetings
* Coaching of individuals and ensembles, both adults and young people
* Masterclasses
* Engagement with The Glasshouse ICM Centre for Advanced Training, which includes two ‘In Harmony’ Schools and Young Sinfonia



Selection Process, Submission Guidance and How to Apply
The recruitment process consists of four stages with the successful candidate being offered the position with the Orchestra. Once
all four stages are complete, an offer of employment will be made and will include a probation period of six months. This
probation period will include regular feedback meetings with the Leader of the Orchestra (or appropriate Section Leaders) and the
Orchestra Manager.




All the information you should need to submit your application, including technical guidelines and instructions on how to upload
your digital submission can be found below. By submitting an application, you are confirming your availability for all four stages
of the recruitment process. All live auditions will be in orchestral tuning.



Stage 1 – Digital Submission - Closing date 17.00 on Monday 22 April 2024

Please submit a video recording of a movement from a Bach Cello Suite up to 5 minutes in length and the following excerpt.

MOZART Symphony No. 40, 1st Movement, b.114 – 134, b.191 – 221




Your submission needs to be recorded live, in one take and without any editing. Please note the panel will only hear the audio of
your submission.




We will aim to notify successful candidates from Stage 1 by Monday 29 April 2024 at the latest.




Stage 2 – In Person Live Audition - Monday 13 May 2024

Your audition will take place at The Warehouse, 13 Theed Street, London, SE1 8ST and will consist of two parts.

Part A) Screened audition of a Classical Concerto (exposition only) of your choosing.

An accompanist will be provided but do bring your own should you wish.

Part B) Un-screened audition of orchestral excerpts and a pre-selected movement of chamber music with panel members. The
repertoire for Stage 2, part B is listed below.




Excerpts

HAYDN Symphony No. 31 ‘Horn Signal’, b.1 – 16 (with repeats)

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5, 2nd & 3rd Movements (with repeats)

STRAVINSKY Pulcinella, Variation 7 (with repeats)

BRAHMS Symphony No. 2, 4th Movement, b.224 – 279

SCHUBERT Symphony No. 9, 3rd Movement, b.105-150

MOZART Symphony No. 40, 1st Movement, b.114 – 134, b.191 – 221, and b.276-285; 4th Movement, b.45 – 62, b.124 – 130, b.153 – 236

GINASTERA Variaciones Concertantes, Variation 11, fig 65 – 67



Chamber Music

DVORAK String Quintet No. 2, Op.77 (first movement)




The excerpts for Stage 2 can be found attached.




Stage 3 – Audition with Royal Northern Sinfonia - Monday 08 July 2024

Your audition will take place at The Glasshouse ICM, St Mary’s Square, Gateshead, NE8 2JR and will consist of a whole orchestra
audition with Royal Northern Sinfonia, conducted by Principal Conductor Dinis Sousa.




The repertoire for Stage 3 will be drawn from:

J S BACH Violin Concerto No. 2, 2nd Movement

HAYDN Symphony No. 6, Trio

MOZART Symphony No. 39, 1st and 4th Movement

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 5, 3rd Movement

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9, 4th Movement, fig 8 to letter B

BRITTEN Frank Bridge Variations, 3rd Movement, March



Stage 4 – Trial (Paid work, Chamber Music, and Interview) - Dates from September 2024 onwards

The final stage in the recruitment process will involve the successful candidates undertaking paid work with the orchestra in line
with the NMT/MU Freelance Agreement. This will consist of four patches of paid work, at least one of which will be centred around
our core classical repertoire conducted by Principal Conductor Dinis Sousa. Stage four will also include a chamber music rehearsal
with members of the panel and an interview with the Leader (or appropriate Section Leaders) and the Orchestra Manager.

An additional patch of work may be offered to all candidates if the panel fail to reach a consensus about one or more candidates.




Candidates will be requested to provide their availability for Stage 4 by Monday 29 July 2024



How to Upload your Digital Submission

Here is a short guide for uploading your Stage 1 Digital Submission video to YouTube. This will be a private submission and will
be heard by the panel only.



Smartphone/Tablet

Step 1: Open the YouTube app (Downloaded from your app store of choice if you don’t already have it) and sign in to your account.
Press the ‘video’ button in the top right corner of your screen.

Step 2: This will bring you to a menu to select your video, select your chosen video, taking you to a ‘trim’ screen. Press ‘next’
(Top right).

Step 3: Name your video. The video name should be the following format: Initials – position applied for.

Step 4: At this point you should select the option ‘Unlisted’ for your privacy settings. This will allow you to share the URL link
so the Audition Panel can view your video, it still shows that this video is not public and can’t be seen by anyone that doesn’t
have the link. Press ‘upload’ (Top Right). Once this has finished processing it will appear in the menu.



Computer/Laptop

Step 1: Go to www.youtube.com. Make sure you are signed in to your YouTube account. In the top right corner you will see ‘Create.’
Press ‘upload video’.

Step 2: This brings you to an upload screen, press ‘Select files.’ This will bring up your file menu; navigate to the file and
select ‘choose’ or ‘done’.

Step 3: After you have selected the video and uploaded it, it will bring you to the Video details screen, where you can name and
describe the video. Please create the video name using the following format: Your initials – Position Applied for.

Step 4: Press ‘Next’ until you are on the ‘Visibility’ screen. At this point you should select the option ‘Unlisted’ from the
list. This will allow you to share the URL link so the Audition Panel can view your video submission, it still shows that this
video is not public and can’t be seen by anyone that doesn’t have the link.



Technical Guidelines

Your digital submission should be no longer than five minutes in length. The final submission should be recorded ‘as live’, in one
take and be unedited. Please use your smart phone camera with the internal microphone and no additional audio or visual
enhancement equipment. Please do not include any talking in your submission. Your video should be landscape and you and your
instrument should be face on and central to the camera. The panel will only hear the audio of your submission. Please label your
submission as outlined in the ‘How to Upload your Digital Submission’ section above.



Working in the UK and Eligibility Criteria

It is a criminal offence to seek employment and certain voluntary work if not legally eligible to work in the UK. Under the Asylum
and Immigration Act it is a criminal offence to employ a person unless they are British citizens, Commonwealth citizens with right
of abode in the UK, citizens of any country in the European economic area, or a person with current and valid permission to be in
the UK or who qualifies for a category specified by the Home Secretary where employment is allowed.



Successful applicants will be asked to present the relevant documents to demonstrate their eligibility to work in the UK. More
information can be found at www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk [http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk]



Safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults

The Glasshouse is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults, and expect
all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. For posts where there is contact with children, young people and vulnerable
adults, the job advertisement and person specification will specify that a check is a requirement.



Equal Opportunities Monitoring

The Glasshouse aims to be an equal opportunities employer, and it is our policy all applicants and employees receive equal
treatment regardless of sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age, marital status or civil partnership,
pregnancy/ maternity or gender reassignment. Recruitment and selection procedures will be monitored to ensure that individuals are
selected and treated based on their relevant merits and abilities.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme