Applications are now open for the Isle of Man Arts Councils' next graduate intern.
The Council is looking to recruit a graduate to work on a 2-year paid internship.
The chosen candidate will join the team, ahead of the Council's 60th anniversary in 2025.
The role will be based with the Arts Team at the VillaGaiety Office in Douglas and is described as 'an exciting opportunity to work within an arts development environment.'
Applications for the role can be found here.
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