Careers & Opportunities

We safeguard a workplace free from all forms of discrimination and promote equity across our organisation. We're built from the valuable contributions, knowledge, and experience of all staff, volunteers, and trustees, and encourage everyone interested in a career or creative opportunity to follow our Code of Conduct. 

We’re a supportive and friendly employer, offering hybrid working and flexible hours where possible. We’re a real living wage employer and our staff benefits include:

• 5.6 weeks of holiday per annum, including bank holidays, pro rata for part-time positions
• Two free cinema tickets a month
• Discount on cinema and theatre tickets
• Free lunch when working in the building
• 20% off food and drink in the Café Bar
• Welsh at Work scheme
• Contributory pension scheme to which you will be auto-enrolled (subject to the conditions of the scheme). The scheme enables you to save for your retirement using your own money, together with tax relief and contributions from Chapter
• Enhanced maternity and adoption pay, after a year’s service
• Access to an Employee Assist Programme
• Complimentary tea/coffee from the Café Bar
• Support for continuous development
• Eye Care for Display Screen Equipment Work
• Secure bike racks
• Staff parking

Any questions about any jobs and opportunities are warmly welcomed and can be directed to [email protected].

We're unfortunately not able to sponsor visa applications. This means we can only consider candidates who already have the legal right to work in the UK.

Chair / Co-Chair

We’re currently seeking an experienced and visionary leader to succeed our outgoing Chair and guide the Board of Trustees through a period of transformational change.

The successful candidate will be an inspiring leader capable of convening diverse voices to navigate the complexities of the current arts funding landscape.

They’ll provide strategic oversight, support for our Co-Directors and high-level advocacy to ensure long-term sustainability. We’re looking for an individual deeply passionate about the power of art to build community cohesion and who believes that social justice should be central to organisational practice.

Whether you have an established background in the creative, public or charity sectors, your ability to leverage personal networks for the collective benefit of the organisation will be essential.

Help us reimagine our future and foster a safe, convivial space for everyone to dream and practice new futures together.

View the role description and person specification.

For further information or to arrange a confidential discussion, please contact our advising consultants at Peridot Partners:

• David Hingley | [email protected] | 0753 424 4249
• Ella Garfinkel | [email protected] | 0743 285 9534