Camera trainee and health & wellbeing caseworker wanted – focus on your best career move yet this week with GetGot
Sponsored by GetGot Camera Trainee – Northern Ireland Screen (CINE Programme) The Creative Industries New Entrants programme (CINE) is a new initiative which aims to broaden access to the screen and creative industries at entry level. Funded by the Department for Communities and working in partnership with BBC Northern Ireland, the scheme will help identify […]
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Camera Trainee – Northern Ireland Screen (CINE Programme)
The Creative Industries New Entrants programme (CINE) is a new initiative which aims to broaden access to the screen and creative industries at entry level.
Funded by the Department for Communities and working in partnership with BBC Northern Ireland, the scheme will help identify new talent. In line with UK-wide screen industry initiatives it will prioritise applicants from underrepresented ethnic minority, socio-economic, and disabled communities, to expand a growing creative industries sector and create a more diverse generation of ‘New Entrants’ of all ages. These opportunities are only available if you are over 18.
The Camera Trainee will be placed on professional productions across Northern Ireland, including drama, feature films, and large-scale TV. You’ll support the camera department with essential tasks such as setting up monitors, managing camera equipment, preparing “sides” (daily scripts), and operating the clapperboard. No previous professional experience is required, just enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to learn.
For more information or to apply, go online at GetGot
Closing date: Friday July 25
Health & Wellbeing Caseworker – Ashton Community Trust
This post will be based at Bridge of Hope, a department of Ashton, a community health & well-being service that supports individuals affected by the conflict and poor physical & emotional health.
The role has been developed as part of the PEACE IV Programme which provides investment for cross-border health and wellbeing services by increasing the quality of care in the sector for victims and survivors and their families, and collecting information on victims’ and survivors’ needs.
The Health & Wellbeing Caseworker will work directly with individual victims and survivors and their families in a pro-active and innovative way to facilitate engagement with services and activities within the statutory, community and voluntary sector in keeping with their needs.
For more information or to apply, go online at GetGot
Closing date: Friday July 25
