Trinity Laban is striving to achieve excellence beyond tradition, creating a home for performing artists in which boundaries are pushed, collaborations are key, and artistic pioneers are made. We are a world-leading home for students from non-traditional backgrounds with a programme of activity that reaches out to all sections of society, centring the performing arts as a force for cultural and social progress.

Junior Trinity was the first Junior Department of a UK Conservatoire to open its doors to schoolchildren on Saturdays in 1906. Since then, thousands of young people have benefited from the opportunities to make music through individual lessons, ensembles and musicianship classes. From three-year-olds through to university and conservatoire entrance, our aim is to encourage a lifelong passion for music and to give our students the opportunities to develop to their maximum potential.

Our students perform in some of London's most prestigious concert venues including the St Luke's, Blackheath Halls, Woolwich Works and the Southbank Centre, and participates in collaborative projects with professional music ensembles and other art forms. We offer GCSE and A level Music and Music Technology courses, including our dynamic distance-learning programme.

Working in close collaboration with the Junior Trinity Main Programme Administrator and the Junior Trinity Graduate Intern, the post holder provides operational support to the Junior Trinity Programme Manager and is responsible for the general administration of Junior Trinity, with particular emphasis on the administration of the String Time and Band Time programmes, GCSE and A Level Academic Courses.