One Life Live opens this week!

Don’t miss out on a brighter future – book your tickets to One Life Live 2009 today!

Do you long to do something different with your life? Whether you feel unfulfilled in your job, are facing redundancy or simply feel in need of achieving a better work/life balance – One Life Live 2009 is the event for you.

Taking place this weekend at Olympia (13-15 March) the 2009 event is packed with advice for those who have been affected by the recent job market crisis. With hundreds of exhibitors, experts, free one-to-one career consultations and seminars, One Life Live is dedicated to providing invaluable advice and information on how to manage a life or career change.

- Hear from some of the country’s leading career coaches
- Meet recruitment and re-training experts
- Get in touch with further education institutions
- Speak to career change consultants
- Investigate distance learning opportunities

From options to retain for a new career, undertake a new educational or personal challenge, become your own boss, take a career break to travel or volunteer overseas, or simply achieve a more meaningful life, the event offers a whole host of practical solutions.

Highlights at One Life Live 2009 include:
-Over 150 seminars and workshops
-Eight life changing zones with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of exciting opportunities to do something different with your life
-One-to-one consultations with life coaches, careers advisors, travel, volunteering and business start-up experts
-16 in-depth master classes to help you plan a life change
-Inspirational celebrity speakers

One Life Live 2009 takes place in Grand Hall Olympia from 13-15th March.

Special Offer - Book tickets in advance and save £2!

Tickets cost just £14 when booking in advance (£16 each on the door). Visit www.onelifelive.co.uk or call 0844 8483225

Book your ticket today and start living your One Life!

Marketing Co-ordinator, Short Term Contract

Marketing Coordinator - Worcestershire Arts Marketing
Marketing Brief August 2007 – March 2008

Worcestershire Arts Marketing is looking for an individual to develop and implement a sustainable marketing campaign to maximise the business use and end user benefit of key Worcestershire Arts Marketing services.
Please download the project brief at: www.malvernhills.gov.uk/arts
Interested individuals are asked to submit a short proposal including CV. Short-listed candidates will then be asked to present their proposal on a date to be agreed.

Closing date for submissions is Friday 24th August 2007 at 5pm. Send proposals to: Manda Graham, Worcestershire Arts Marketing,
Malvern Hills District Council, Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern. WR14 3AF
or manda.graham@malvernhills.gov.uk.
If you would like more information please phone: 01684 862312

Situations Vacant

We are currently looking for a

Full time Chef de Partie
An excellent opportunity for an applicant with NVQ level 2/3 and two years experience. Excellent working conditions.

Conference Service Assistants
Summer 2007 we will be looking for new full time Assistants.
For further details please email Richard@CotswoldConferenceCentre.com

Project Co-ordinator – Midnight Hop Education Project

Project Co-ordinator – Midnight Hop Education Project
SoundWorks Discovery Programme
Town Hall & Symphony Hall, Birmingham
Freelance Contract - £6,000 for circa 40 days + expenses

Town Hall & Symphony Hall, Birmingham are two iconic venues that will jointly present over 620 performances a year from October 2007, when Town Hall reopens following a £35 million refurbishment. The two venues are managed jointly by a charitable trust, Performances Birmingham Limited. Our in-house SoundWorks Discovery Programme harnesses the resources of both venues in order to engage our community, offering a range of interactive, participatory experiences.

We are seeking a highly experienced Project Co-ordinator to work alongside the acclaimed saxophonist, rap and hip-hop artist Soweto Kinch (associate artist of Town Hall) in the delivery of a young people’s performance project based on a new work entitled ‘Midnight Hop’.

Written by Soweto himself, ‘Midnight Hop’ explores the hidden history of black musicians in England during the 18th and 19th centuries and issues around the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave trade. The young people’s own work will be based on the social and cultural themes of the new commission - both works being performed alongside each other on Saturday 13th October as part of the Town Hall’s Reopening Festival. The post-holder will be expected to co-ordinate all participants, artists, funding bodies and staff in the implementation, overseeing, monitoring and evaluating of this unique experience for young people from all over Birmingham.

Reporting to the Head of the SoundWorks Discovery Programme this post will commence as soon as possible. For an application form and Job Description please contact Rebecca Buswell on 0121 644 6051 or emailRebecca.Buswell@thsh.co.uk. Closing date is Tuesday 1st May. Interviews will be held between the 8th and 11th May.