More information can be found in the attached job description and application form or on our website (psandgs.org.uk/jobs) but we hope the following extract is helpful.

We are looking for a Production Coordinator to lead our sound teams and to contribute to the production of weekly Sunday services and other events. If you are an experienced sound engineer, have a range of production experience, can lead others and have a servant-hearted attitude, we’d love you to read on and find out more.

Overview

1. To ensure Production is aligned to support the vision and strategy of Ps & Gs
2. To be the lead hands-on live sound engineer for Sunday Services (2 out of 3 services)
3. To coordinate, lead and train sound team volunteers
4. To be an active part of the Production Team

Key tasks and responsibilities

1. To ensure Production is aligned to support the vision and strategy of Ps & Gs

• To attend and contribute to weekly Worship Planning meetings (Monday mornings)
• To work with the Worship Director in developing and growing the production team
• To collaborate with the Worship Director in developing the annual production budget

2. Sound engineering leadership

• To ensure excellent quality of sound and production experience at our Sunday services and live events
• Regularly leading sound at 2 out of 3 of our weekly Sunday services
• To set up equipment and sound check before the service, supporting the band
• To operate the sound desk/DAW and mix sound levels
• To ensure services are recorded and podcasts made available
• To oversee the correct use and storage of sound equipment
• To proactively ensure sound equipment is well-maintained and ready for use
• To recommend repairs and renewals as required

3. Leading and training volunteers

• To manage the Sound team rota, ensuring all services are covered
• To provide training on use of sound equipment and live mixing
• To explore ways of inspiring and training volunteers from our youth groups

4.Contributing to the production team

• To have an understanding and overview of all areas of the production team, namely presentation, cameras, lighting and live streaming
• To be involved in production design for ad hoc special services and events such as Christmas and Easter
• To have input into set design and stage management
• To proactively ensure production equipment is well-maintained and ready for use
• To recommend repairs and renewals as required

The Student Opportunities Officer (Peer Learning and Support) is responsible for supporting the development and expansion of peer-led activity across the University of Edinburgh, enabling all students to enhance their experience. This will include supporting and facilitating student-led peer-to-peer activity throughout the University, encouraging students to take a holistic and autonomous approach to their learning and development.

This is a collaborative role which sits at the centre of the Student Opportunities team, with a specific remit of supporting the development of Peer Learning and Support. This involves contributing to the forming of a community of learners (both staff and students) locally and across the University. The Student Opportunities team sits within the wider Membership, Engagement and People Development Directorate at the Students’ Association (which also includes The Advice Place and Student Voice teams), and works collaboratively with colleagues in relation to a number of events, initiatives and activities related to student support and development.

The Person:

A confident and experienced trainer with excellent communication, interpersonal, organisational and IT skills. The post holder will have a proven track record of providing both administrative and operational support for volunteers. A student focused individual with a consistently professional approach to their duties and keen attention to detail. A person with high expectations of themselves and others, who takes pride in their work and that of their team.

Aid to the Church in Need is a Catholic charity, supporting persecuted and suffering Christians around the world.

Working alongside the Community Fundraiser in Scotland, this key part-time role will engage with both primary and secondary schools in the Catholic Dioceses of Galloway, Paisley, Glasgow and Motherwell, in order to support them in delivering the ACN Schools Programme and expanding the take up of the programme, increasing school engagement and delivering assemblies in person and virtually.

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SCVO’s talented and experienced team deliver high quality services including HR, IT, Payroll, and a host of other support for running a voluntary organisation. We want to showcase our people more and demonstrate the impact of our services. We want you to tell our story.

It is also critical for SCVO to showcase the essential work of organisations from across the voluntary sector and demonstrate their impact too – from village halls and youth clubs to health and social care organisations and campaigning groups. We want you to tell their story.

If you are a self-starter and a super storyteller who has experience of creating captivating video content, then apply now!

SCVO strive for a fair and transparent interview process, that’s why, if you are selected for interview we will send you a copy of the questions we intend to ask before the interview. If you have any access requirements or if there are any reasonable adjustments you would like us to consider during the recruitment process, please let me know.