Producer - Inclusive Talent Engagement
Somerset House Closing date: Mon, 06 Apr 2026
- Full time
- £30k-£40k
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Job Summary
Job Description
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We are seeking an experienced and collaborative Inclusive Talent Engagement Producer to shape and develop radical, equitable and connective programmes which support the next generation develop skills, confidence and agency. We are creating the conditions for regenerative futures, this role will be pivotal in co-creating equitable, innovative programmes which enable more young people to thrive as artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders. Our creative pedagogy aims to amplify youth voice, and enable new narratives where young people become agents of change, rather than passive recipients
You will lead the design, delivery and continuous improvement of Upgrade Yourself Festivals, Takeovers and Monthly Sessions. You will collaborate with the team to develop our Upgrade Yourself Digital Series and support elements of Paul Hamlyn evaluation programme.
You will draw from the energy and expertise of Somerset House's creative community, the wider sector and Somerset House's cultural programme to shape programmes that are accessible, relevant, culturally responsive.
You are passionate about the leadership and lived experience of young people. You will be confident establishing effective impact measurement and reporting to ensure programmes remain evidence-led, and responsive to the needs of underrepresented young people.
Job Requirements
Programming and Partnerships
Shape the artistic vision and programming coherence of Upgrade Yourself Monthly's, Festivals and Takeovers, ensuring content is artistically ambitious, relevant to young people.
Lead the research, design, delivery, and evaluation of high-quality Upgrade Yourself programmes that reflect regenerative and youth-centred practice, proactively identifying themes, collaborators, and opportunities that respond to contemporary cultural, social, and political contexts.
Work collaboratively with colleagues across Exhibitions, Studios, and Makerversity to leverage the Somerset House community and create meaningful cross strand programming.
Planning, Operations and Delivery
Manage all operational and logistical aspects of programme delivery, preparing production schedules, and conducting pre event briefings and post event debriefs to ensure shared understanding and quality delivery.
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Job Responsibilities
Has 3+ years' experience designing and delivering high-quality creative learning, talent development or youth engagement programmes for 16-30-year-olds, ideally within or linked to the creative sector.
Is highly organised, reliable and comfortable managing multiple tasks and deadlines with the ability to highlight issues and propose logistical, operational and financial solutions.
Has experience of working in complex programme delivery, ideally in a high-volume environment with the ability to work effectively under pressure.
Is experienced in evaluation and reporting, using data for evidence led programme development and impact measurement.
Experience of budget management, forecasting, budget consolidation and all related administration.
Understands safeguarding and pastoral care in youth work and/or learning and participation settings.
Has a background in community organising, cultural programming, youth work, or social justice-oriented education.
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Job Overview
- Job Title: Producer - Inclusive Talent Engagement
- Salary: £30k-£40k
- Hours: Full time
- Artform: Combined arts
- Role: Creative
- Contract: Permanent
- Closing date: Mon, 06 Apr 2026
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Location:
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Job: Producer - Inclusive Talent Engagement
Job: Producer - Inclusive Talent Engagement
Organisation: Somerset House
Postcode: WC2R 1LA
How to Apply
The Deadline for applications will be 11:59pm on 06 April 2026
- Contact name: Pooja Sitpura
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Somerset House
Somerset House is the home of cultural innovators, sitting at the meeting point of artistic and social practice. We host the UK’s largest and most exciting creative community right in the heart of London.
We welcome 3 million annual visitors to share our unique combination of cultural events, the creative industries and history. It is this mix that empowers our programme and our organisational culture, making us a singular, compelling and inclusive place to visit and work.