The position of Research Intern in Residence is a role focused on the growth and development of Res Artis by way of Research. The Research Intern will work with the Res Artis Executive Director to determine a research project of mutual interest.
Topics might include: Residencies for artists with special needs/families; new residency models as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic; First-Nations artistic exchange; data collection via surveys to develop key statistics for the field; or working on an essay, publication, anthology, etc. The recipient will be well-guided by the Res Artis team and have access to existing research, documentation and data.
They will have the opportunity to liaise with relevant local and international stakeholders. The tasks and ways to interact with our organisation through research are limitless, and this role will be tailored to the successful candidate’s prior experience and desire to learn new skills and knowledge. This will ensure a mutually beneficial experience for both parties.
Artis staff to achieve shared goals and tasks. Some autonomy is required
once training has been provided.
data etc.
international arts residencies field.
research areas.
ollaboration with Res Artis staff.
4. Special Projects Internship
The position of Special Projects Intern in Residence is a role focused on the growth and development of Res Artis by way of the planning, delivery and evaluation of Res Artis Special Projects. Our Special Projects include in-person and virtual conferences, workshops, webinars, publications, digital learning and consultation services, often in partnership with local and international organisations and artists.
The Special Projects Intern will work with Res Artis staff and often external Steering Committees to plan the logistics and programming; deliver the project; and evaluate the success of the project on completion. Tasks include research, data collection, administering registration processes, responding to project enquiries, promoting the project, practical/hands-on assistance with set up and delivery, and conducting evaluation or sector engagement surveys. The role of Special Projects Intern is best suited to those with a broad skill set ranging from communications work, administration and project delivery. The recipient will be guided and well-supported by the Res Artis team. It is a fantastic opportunity to deep-dive into a concrete project and see it through its duration.
Key Attributes:
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Work autonomously and as part of a team:
Liaise and Collaborate with Res
Artis staff to achieve shared goals and tasks. Some autonomy is required
once training has been provided.
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Time and Organisational Management:
Develop a Project Timeline that
includes key milestones to reach during the planning, delivery and evaluation
of Res Artis Special Projects. Manage your time effectively and multi-task to
work on different aspects of an overall project.
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Member, participant and partner liaison:
Liaise with Res Artis members,
project participants and partners in a timely and professional manner that
progresses project delivery and that takes into account member and audience
needs to maximise the impact of the services and outreach that Res Artis
provides.
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Research, Data Collection & Evaluation:
Project-related research and data
collection to determine relevant programming and outreach. Extrapolation of
survey, member and project participant data to determine statistics on Res
Artis output, outcomes and reach.
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Administration:
Help manage the administration related to Res Artis Special
Projects such as answering enquiries, managing registrations, collating
speaker documents etc.
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Overview and attention to detail:
Pay attention to details whilst
simultaneously working towards a core project vision.
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Practical and Lateral approaches:
Provide hands-on on-the-ground or
remote assistance as required, while simultaneously troubleshooting, adapting
and using lateral thinking and creative solutions.
What we provide
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Professional development.
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A specially designed Internship project.
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Support to see out your project.
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Ability to extend your network.
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A friendly work team to collaborate with.
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Access to the Res Artis archives.
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Letters of Support for future applications upon the completion of your
successful Internship.
We are a small but hard-working, passionate and nimble team that is excited by international engagement and cross-cultural understanding. An internship plan will be developed jointly by the Intern in Residence and Res Artis staff to ensure a shared vision and mutually beneficial experience. Interaction during working hours will be accompanied by weekly meetings to evaluate and adapt the internship experience. A brief evaluation report will be finalised by both parties on completion of the internship experience.
Requirements:
● Strong administration and organisational skills, with the capacity to work both independently and as part of a team. An ability to work with autonomy, discretion and confidentiality.
● Strong technical skills in various online communication platforms (Mail Chimp, WordPress, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.), Sound knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook etc) & Zoom.
● Highly developed interpersonal, written and verbal English language communication skills and the ability to effectively provide information to a range of different people across different regions and liaise with diverse stakeholders.
● Versatility, flexibility, enthusiasm and a high level of self–motivation and initiative. Ability to problem–solve, think laterally and exercise judgement.
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Respect and adherence to Res Artis Mission and Shared Values. As a Res Artis Intern, you are a representative of the organisation.
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T
he
working
hours offered
range from 7-21 hours per week (flexible) to be negotiated based on prior
experience and availability. Tuesday/Thursday/Friday (AE
D
T) work hours are
preferable to coincide with staff hours.
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A positive attitude and engagement with Res Artis’ current and past projects,
programs and initiatives.
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A commitment to your Internship program, to be defined with Res Artis staff.
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Clear communication with Res Artis staff in regards to your own expectations,
needs and limits, so that we can best support you throughout the process.
Special Requirement:
The working hours offered range from 7-21 hours per week (flexible) to be negotiated based on prior experience and availability. Tuesday/Thursday/Friday (AEDT) work hours are preferable to coincide with staff hours.
