Jupiter Artland Foundation are searching for a Learning Coordinator and a Film Editing Technician to help support their educational outreach programme Jupiter+ Dundee.

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Bringing world class art to the high street and the young people of Scotland, Jupiter+ is a national programme aimed at fostering creativity and digital literacy through innovative, hands-on learning experiences. The Jupiter Artland Foundation are now searching for both a Learning Coordinator and a Green Screen Technician to help support Jupiter+ when it arrives in Dundee later this year.

The Learning Coordinator will deliver educational visits to artwork installations, facilitate workshops and support learners in developing critical thinking, alongside completing administrative tasks to aid the running of the Learning Studio.

The Film Editing Technician will support the delivery of a structured green screen workshop for secondary school pupils, working closely with educators and facilitators to operate the technical setup, troubleshoot issues, and help students to create video projects.

Applications for both roles close at 5pm, Thu 10 July with full job descriptions available to downloaded at the links below.

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Learning Coordinator:

• Salary: £26,000 – £28,000
• Fixed term, five-month contract working five days per week (Mon-Fri during school hours)
• Applicants should have strong experience facilitating creative learning experiences, excellent administrative skills and keen attention to detail, good communication skills, and a commitment to collaborative working.
• Experience with green screen tech, digital storytelling, or media production in an education setting is desirable.
• Knowledge of or connection to Dundee/its communities, and contemporary art, art education, creative facilitation or arts outreach is also desirable.

Apply with your cover letter and CV by 5pm, Thu 10 July

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Film Editing Technician

• Salary: £26,000
• Fixed term from Sept–Dec, working five days per week (Mon-Fri during school hours)
• Applicants should have proven experience with green screen technology and video production tools and equipment, experience working with young people, and be skilled in group management and problem-solving.
• Experience delivering creative media workshops and familiarity with Scottish Curriculum for Excellence is desirable.

Apply with your cover letter and CV by 5pm, Thu 10 July