Education Producer

HOTA, Home of the Arts

HOTA, Home of the Arts is a growing and ambitious arts precinct on the sun-filled Gold Coast with over 680,000 visitors every year. Our work is carried out in line with our HOTA Values of Art, Citizenship, Curiosity, Integrity and Generosity.

• We are creative thinkers and collaborators who are inspired by change and working in a diverse precinct environment.
• We are passionate about art and driven by the opportunity to educate, raise awareness and tell stories.
• We are dynamic caring and curious with a commitment to excellence, experience and innovation.
• We display strong interpersonal and communication skills to engage and build communities.

Experience Gold Coast

On 1 September 2023, HOTA has joined Experience Gold Coast, a super entity which combined HOTA, Study Gold Coast, Destination Gold Coast, Placemakers* and Major Events Gold Coast in an exciting new chapter that will see the city’s tourism, events, education, arts and culture portfolios working as one organisation focused on delivering exceptional outcomes for the city. 

Position Overview

The Education Producer will be responsible for coordinating, promoting and supervising the roll out of the Education Program. You will develop an annual program across the HOTA Precinct that includes development of product which responds to the needs and requirements of the local regions primary and secondary education sector.  Please note, this position is a permanent, part-time position offered at 30.4 hours per week. 

Key Responsibilities

• Engage with the local primary and secondary education sector to gain a comprehensive understanding of their needs around the supply of curriculum responsive theatre and artistic works. 
• Establish a ‘Teachers Reference Committee’ 
• Work with the Senior Producer and the HOTA Programming team to create a program of works (The Program) which responds to the needs and requirements of the local regions primary and secondary education sector. 
• Ensure that The Program is engaging, relevant and wherever possible includes a balanced mix of locally and nationally created work. 
• Develop and manage a schools database to include schools, drama and dance schools. 
• Assist the Marketing Department in creating marketing materials specifically for promoting the Education / Schools Programs. 

Skills and Experience

• Previous Education experience as a teacher, arts coordinator or curriculum advisor 
• Comprehensive knowledge of the NSW and Queensland curriculums for years Prep to Year 12 
• Excellent office administration and computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite 
• At least 3 years' providing first class customer service in a fast-paced environment 

Here at HOTA our staff enjoy a range of staff benefits including the following:

• Competitive salaries.
• Salary sacrifice superannuation.
• Discounted movies and shows.
• Discounted food and beverage.
• A friendly, motivating and rewarding team environment, where achievements are recognised.
• A highly supportive management team.
• Ongoing training, support, supervision, and career advancement opportunities.

To apply for this role please submit a short cover letter which details why you are applying for this role and what you would bring to HOTA, together with an up to date resume.

For more information and a copy of the position description please visit https://hota.com.au/careers

HOTA, Home of the Arts values diversity and inclusion. HOTA is committed to providing equitable employment opportunities and welcomes applications from all cultures, genders, ages, Australia’s First Nations People, LGBTIQ+ and people with disabilities. We accept applications in writing and video recording. If you require assistance with submitting your application, please reach out to our friendly People and Culture team at **********@hota.com.au 

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.