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Trinity College London is a world leading international examinations board with a difference. What sets us apart is our focus on the learner and our strong reputation for innovation and achievement based on the delivery of flexible styles of learning and teaching across the English Language and Performing and Creative Arts. With a growing international network that delivers over 600,000 assessments each year worldwide and our educational role in the UK community deepening, this is a unique opportunity to join a dynamic and progressive organisation. Within Trinity, Arts Award is a fast growing national qualification that supports young people to develop as artists and arts leaders. If you share our passion for helping all young people achieve their full potential and have the skills and experience we seek, we would be keen to hear from you. Arts Award is managed by Trinity College London in association with Arts Council England. Arts Award training agenciesAll Arts Award advisers must successfully complete a one day training course accredited by Trinity College London before they can support young people to take part in the Arts Award. Training courses are provided by licensed Arts Award training agencies. Organisations interested in becoming training agencies should contact Louise Hanson, Arts Award Training Team Leader on 0207 820 4753 to discuss current opportunities before embarking on the application process. In advance of this, please download and read the following documents:
If you have spoken to Louise 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 welcomes applications from arts practitioners and arts educators interested in becoming Arts Award moderators. You should have at least five years full-time professional experience in a relevant field, and experience of assessment in the arts. 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 and independently in the UK on a flexible range of days, usually moderating at least 15 sessions including at least six days during the last two weeks of June and the first three weeks of July. The work will involve conducting moderation of assessments made locally by Arts Award advisers. Arts Award moderation is undertaken on an individual basis by self-employed professionals. You can apply to become an Arts Award moderator throughout the year. The selection process takes place in January with a training day held in London, usually in February or March. Unsuccessful applicants will have their applications kept on file until 30 June, after which those applications will be destroyed. If applicants would like to be considered for the next round they will need to apply again after 1 July. The current daily rate for Arts Award Moderators is £198.50 plus expenses, with the half day rate being £107.
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