BUSINESS Arts South Africa is looking for a part-time facilitator on a three month fixed contract.
POSITION: Facilitator (3 month part time fixed term contract)
REPORTS TO: Education Programme Manager
POSITION SUMMARY: Position available to a facilitator and arts professional interested in delivering training to creatives in 3 provinces. Business and Arts South Africa is looking to appoint facilitator for a 3 month part time fixed term contract period with the possibility of renewal.
If you are interested in applying for this post, please submit your CV and a motivational letter to info@basa.co.za no later than 21 January 2017. If you have not heard from Business and Arts South Africa by 30 January 2017, please note that your application has been unsuccessful.
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