AfrikaBurn Arts Development Internship

As a year-round participant-driven social movement, AfrikaBurn seeks to activate communities through creative projects and programmes that create new opportunities.

Purpose

To support the Creative Development and Outreach portfolios to actualize and monitor the impact of creative and community activities and projects.

Responsibilities

• General administrative and clerical support including preparation of documents, data capture, diary management and minute taking.
• Beneficiary, participant and partner liaison
• Financial record keeping and preparation for reporting
• Data collection, analysis and preparation for reporting
• Event and logistics coordination.

Requirements Minimum

• Matric Written and verbal skills in English and Afrikaans
• Computer literacy specifically MS Word, Excel and Power Point – test may be given
• Qualities – detail oriented, multi-tasker, team player, able to work unsupervised and meet deadlines.
• Willingness for occasional travel/weekend/after-hours work.
• Available for AfrikaBurn “Working Title” 23-29 April Interest in arts and community development
• Previous NGO experience desirable.
• AfrikaBurn is committed to Employment Equity and encourages talented individuals from designated groups, including those with disabilities, to apply.

Process To apply, please submit a CV including contactable references and one page letter of motivation to: [email protected] with a subject heading “Arts Development Internship”

Closing date: Thursday 8 March.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted to attend an interview on Wednesday 14 March.

Anticipated start date: Monday 19 March 2018 or soon thereafter.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, should you not hear from AfrikaBurn within two weeks of the closing date, kindly accept your application was unsuccessful.

AfrikaBurn – Arts Development Internship 9-month fixed term, part time internship. 28 hours per week/ R4000 per month. Based in Salt River, Cape Town.