Call for applications: ACCES stage management workshop trainer in Ghana

The course is part of the Foundation’s new initiative titled Music In Africa Gender@Work, a three-year programme aiming to develop the skills and participation of female professionals in the African music sector.

Key responsibilities

• In consultation with the MIAF, develop a short training course on stage management, including strong theoretical and practical components. The training course must be realistic and offer the best possible upskilling opportunity to trainees. A total of 15 trainees from different African countries will participate.
• Prepare all requirements in order for the training to run smoothly, including content, visual aids and other teaching material.
• Attend preparatory meetings with the MIAF and partners.
• Implement and conduct the training from 25 to 30 November 2019.
• Facilitate other aspects as needed.

Skills and requirements

• Proof of formal training in stage management or a related field.
• Solid track record in stage management (minimum 15 years’ experience).
• Experience as a trainer or facilitator.
• Excellent communication skills (English).
• The trainer must be willing and able to collaborate with other guest trainers or facilitators.

This is a great opportunity for someone with a passion for African music and teaching. The workshop happens just before the ACCES 2019 music conference (28-30 November 2019), offering participants a chance to take part in the event.

Applicants do not necessarily have to be based in Accra but must be prepared to be in Accra at least a week before the beginning of the workshop, for preparations.

If you are interested, send your CV with three contactable references to claire@musicinafrica.net no later than 31 August 2019.

A cover letter stating why you are interested in and qualified for this position should be attached to your application. Only successful candidates will be contacted, by 10 September 2019.

The Music In Africa Gender@Work training programme is made possible with the support of the Prince Claus Fund, Siemens Stiftung, Goethe-Institut and other partners.

ACCES is a pan-African trade event for music industry players to exchange ideas, discover new talent and create business linkages. ACCES is held in a different African city every year, attracting active music industry players from across the globe.

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