November 10, 2009

DIRECTOR (ARTISTIC) – THE PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL OF NZ  

Are you a performing arts practitioner ready for exciting new challenges? If you want to work with people whose values and skills make a real difference in the lives of others please read on……….

Our community performing arts organization is seeking an inspired leader.

For over 20 years The Performing Arts School of NZ has provided Auckland’s highly regarded recreational and pre-vocational courses in dance, acting, singing and circus arts from custom built premises at the Auckland Performing Arts Centre (TAPAC). 

We are looking for a person whose genuine passion for arts education will enable the school to continue to grow and develop its reputable brand. As Director, you will report to the Board and will be responsible for the artistic, strategic, operational and financial direction of the school.

You will lead a large team of professional freelance tutors, work with a competent administrative team and liaise with the Founding Partners of TAPAC.

The successful applicant will have proven organizational skills, a thorough knowledge of at least one performing arts genre, be well networked in the industry and have a sound understanding of marketing. Aligned values and an inspired vision for the future will be key in this role.

This is a part-time (30hrs) position one year renewable contract.

Key Attributes sought:

  • Experience as a performing arts practitioner or educator with an ability to motivate and inspire an artistic team.
  • Experience in a leadership role both from a strategic and operational point of view
  • Strong organization and producing skills.
  • Knowledge of financial management and planning
  • Marketing and promotional skills

Closing date: 4pm – Friday 13 November 2009

To receive the Job Description please email administration@pasnz.co.nz

Please send your application to:
Catherine Atchison – Chairman, The Performing Arts School of NZ
PO Box 44 020, Pt Chevalier, Auckland
administration@pasnz.co.nz
www.pasnz.co.nz   

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