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ADMINISTRATOR

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Administrator
We are currently looking for two administrators to join our team.
The post’s primary purpose is to fulfil the vision, mission, and charitable objectives of Dance City. This is done by supporting the safe operations of the Dance City building; delivering a high quality of experience for Dance City customers; and supporting the wider Dance City team with administrative duties.
CONTRACT: 0.5 FTE approx. 18-20 hours per week approx. (including evenings and at least one weekend day. Exact hours are based on a rota format and will be agreed with the successful candidate on appointment)
SALARY: £27,810 pro rata
LOCATION: Dance City, Newcastle upon Tyne
CLOSES: Applications close Thursday 13 August at 11:00
INTERVIEWS: Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 August
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Please send a CV and short cover letter detailing your experience and interest in the role to Lynsey McEwen, Operations Manager at: Lynsey.McEwen@dancecity.co.uk. The deadline for applications is Thursday 13 August at 11:00. Interviews will be held on Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 August. The start date for these positions is ideally by 1 September, or as close to this as possible.
Please note that any offers of employment are subject to two satisfactory references, of which one must be from a current or most recent employer. Evidence of right to work in the UK is also required.


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