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Arts Award training agenciesAll Arts Award advisers must successfully complete a two day training course accredited by Trinity Guildhall before they can support young people to take part in the Arts Award. Training courses are co-ordinated by nine Arts Award regional agencies, who provide much of the training themselves. In order to cater for the likely demand for Arts Award adviser training courses Trinity Guildhall is also licensing a number of additional organisations to deliver training. Organisations interested in becoming training agencies should contact the Regional Development Co-ordinator in their region to discuss current opportunities. In advance of this, please download and read the following documents:
If you have spoken to one of the Arts Award Regional Development Co-ordinators and are now ready to submit your full application to become an Arts Award training agency, you should complete this online form
Arts Award moderatorsTrinity Guildhall welcomes applications from arts practitioners and arts educators interested in becoming Arts Award moderators If you have at least five years full-time professional experience in a relevant field, and have experience of assessment in the arts then we want to hear from you. If your application is successful you will be added to our pool of moderators. We are looking for professionals with a wide range of knowledge across the art forms, and interest in contemporary youth culture. You will have an ability to travel widely in England for at least 13 sessions including at least three in July. The work will involve conducting moderation of assessments made locally by advisers. The daily rate for Arts Award Moderators is £194 plus expenses. A person specification for this role can be downloaded here If you would like to apply to become an Arts Award Moderator, please complete our online application form here Recruitment for the pool of moderators is ongoing throughout the year. |
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