PR, Marketing & Communications Support Services

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PR, Marketing & Communications Support Services

Closing Date: 9am on Monday, 2 June 2025

Salary Range: OTHER

Job Type: Contract

Work Location: Hybrid

Cotton Court, 30-42 Waring Street, Belfast, BT1 2ED, GB

Young at Art is seeking to appoint a PR, Marketing & Communications support services provider for the next three years. Proposals are invited from suitably qualified companies or consultants providing these services.

The provision of these services aims to raise the profile of Young at Art and the Belfast Children’s Festival, build audiences, and support strategic and operational objectives.

Detailed Tender Specification can be found on our website at this link.

Deadline for Tender Submissions: 9am, Monday 2 June 2025

Queries should be sent to manager@youngatart.co.uk by 9am on Wednesday, 28 May 2025.

Salary & Benefits

The maximum annual budget for each of the three years of the contract is £31,320, inclusive of VAT, taxes, expenses, and costs. A separate marketing and communications budget will be jointly agreed each year based on funding.

Company

Young at Art is Northern Ireland’s leading children’s arts provider, engaging over 30,000 children, young people, and families annually through a year-round programme of events and projects, including the Belfast Children’s Festival (www.youngatart.co.uk).

The organization receives core funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Belfast City Council, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, and Arts & Business Blueprint Programme.

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