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If you’re looking to work directly with young people in music-making projects, take a look at the jobs page over on our Youth Music Network.
Before applying for any of our vacancies please note that, in keeping with Home Office requirements, Youth Music is unable to offer any sponsorships for our roles. All candidates invited to interview will need to have the right to work in the UK. You can find more information on the gov.uk website.
Chair of Youth Music
Youth Music is recruiting a new Chair of Trustees to succeed YolanDa Brown who is standing down in March 2024 after six years of wonderful service. The new Chair will be an experienced, strategic leader, passionate about the purpose and values of Youth Music and tenacious in helping build the charity’s profile and fundraising to meet the ever-increasing demand for its services. The new Chair will provide inclusive leadership to role model a high performing Board of Trustees who are all passionate about young people’s diverse lives in music. It is in these areas where the new Chair will primarily focus their attention whilst ensuring the charity is operating effectively and meeting its regulatory requirements.
Join us so that together we can ensure the future of music is more creative, more diverse and more inclusive.
Impact
Every Youth Music project measures its impact, helping us build a unique national overview. We're an outcomes-based funder, which means that we ask organisations to tell us what changes they expect their project to bring about.