Jobs At Raw
Bring your unique skills to our organisation, and play a vital role in supporting the community in their creativity and wellbeing.
Guest Programme Facilitator
Share Your Creative Skills
Raw Material invites artists, facilitators and creative practitioners to lead a programme which benefits members of our community.
Applicants submit a video proposal which is shown to members at Raw’s termly Programming Committee.
Each term, the Programming Committee selects 1 or 2 new guest programmes out of 10 video proposals to run in the new term.
What Are We Looking For?
We welcome proposals of any of the following types of programme:
A school-holiday intensive course (10h / week) for our youngest members (11-16 year olds).
An intensive 1-week course (10h / week) for adults.
A creative, career development course (2h / week for 5 weeks) for young adults (18-30 year olds).
A creative health and wellbeing course (2h / week for 5 weeks) for adults or young people experiencing a mental health condition.
Marketing Coordinator
Drive Our Creative Marketing Strategy
Raw Material invites an experienced marketing professional to develop and deliver dynamic strategies that amplify our music and media charity.
You will work a flexible part-time schedule of 24 hours per week (exact days and times to be agreed with your line manager) to help make a creative life a tangible reality for our community.
This position offers a salary of £30k pro-rata with an initial 3-month probation period, based at our vibrant, purpose-built space in Brixton.
What Are We Looking For?
We welcome applications from proactive, creative professionals who can bring the following expertise to our team:
Industry Experience: 2 years+ proven track record of developing and delivering marketing strategies within an arts charity or the music industry.
Engagement Skills: Strong facilitation and presentation skills for participatory workshops and events, alongside a history of supporting youth or community-led initiatives.
Communication & Relationships: Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal skills to build strong connections across diverse groups, sectors, and communities.
Community Awareness: A deep understanding of the experiences of marginalised and challenged groups (including those with mental health needs) and the factors that impact them.
