Self-employed Coordinator sought to organise & deliver Applied Arts Scotland's CULTURALITY Living Lab
Closing date: 4 May 2026
Applied Arts Scotland's CULTURALITY Project Team are seeking a self-employed Coordinator to lead the organisation & delivery of a Living Lab which will explore how rurally based craft practitioners engage with tourism in Scotland.
The Living Lab process creates a dynamic space where ideas are brought to life through collaborative exploration. Building on research undertaken in the CULTURALITY Project, AAS's Living Lab will bring together individuals & organisations to identify challenges and collectively prototype new ways of working to champion rural craft & environmentally responsible tourism in Scotland.
Working closely with the AAS CULTURALITY Project Team from May to October 2026, this role requires a highly organised proactive individual who can manage a multi-stage process, coordinate participants and ensure meaningful outcomes.
Fee: £3,600 (based on SAU Recommended Rates of Pay).
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an online interview.
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