Join Our Team: Admin & Project Support Worker
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Why work with us?
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Join a hardworking creative team where every team member's contributions are valued.
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Be involved in creating positive experiences & memories through music for everyone in our community (including our staff and volunteers!)
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Develop a broad range of skills alongside experienced Community Music professionals.
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Collaborate with Co-Directors to develop your role.
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Annual Leave: 25 days pro rata’d plus 10 days public holiday pro rata’d.
Staff are entitled to an additional full day’s annual leave per year of service up to a maximum of 5 years.
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Pension: Employer Contribution is 8% of salary.
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Bike to Work Scheme available to all staff.
Role: Admin and Project Support Worker
Salary: £27000 FTE Pro-rata’d
Hours: 21 hours - 3 days a week. Availability required on Wednesdays & Thursdays. Evening and occasional (with notice) weekend hours.
Location: Gorbals Parish Church, with some home working, and supporting community events in the Gorbals and Glasgow.
Deadline for application: Friday 25th September 2026
We're looking for a versatile and enthusiastic individual to join our small team. Around half of their time will be spent supporting the smooth facilitation of music sessions and events with children and adults. The other half will be spent supporting the operational side of the organisation, with a particular focus on admin and social media tasks. Whether they’re carrying a keyboard into a room or setting up refreshments, engaging with a quiet participant, keeping track of attendance, or crafting the perfect Instagram reel to showcase our impact, the successful candidate will be an important part of the organisation's overall impact and sustainability, and they will be the first point of contact for the organisation for many of our participants and partners.
Regardless of their former educational or professional experiences and outcomes, we are looking for someone who can learn with direction and guidance, isn’t afraid to ask questions when they are uncertain, and can progress to taking ownership over their schedule and workload over their time with the organisation.
We recognise that the charity and third sector do not always reflect the communities they support. We are committed to creating an inclusive workforce that reflects our local community. Applications from candidates from lower socio-economic backgrounds, those with lived experience of the care system, and Black and racially minoritised individuals are especially welcomed.
Application Notes
If you have reviewed our Job Description and believe that you have the relevant skills, experience and enthusiasm required for this role, please complete the application form and Equal Opportunity & Diversity Monitoring Form and submit as detailed in the forms.
Accessibility: Givin’ it Laldie is committed to meeting any access needs applicants may have. Please see the job description for details on this.