Event assistant

13 June 2011

Organisation/person name:

Projectkit - Let's Shake

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Customer Service

Job description:

For three days during Matariki and World Refugee Day, we will be bringing people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities together to make art. Can you help ensure the event series runs smoothly by joining our event crew? We are looking for people who are happy to muck in where needed, which may involve taking registrations, mixing plaster ready for use, distributing the plaster, or talking to people as they wait.

The event is taking place over three days (17, 19, 20 June). However, if you are only available to help for one of those days we would still be keen to hear from you. The times vary each day, so if you are interested just get in contact and we will email you all the details.

Opportunity location:

Te Papa, Cable Street, Wellington

Key skills sought:

Well presented

Great with people of all ages

Respectful of people from all cultural backgrounds

Initiative

Enjoys being part of a team and working on community projects

Start date:

Friday, 17 June 2011

End date:

Monday, 20 June 2011

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Contact details:

Kit O'Connor

info@projectkit.co.nz

021 49 22 31

Submitted by Projectkit on Mon, 13/06/2011 - 11:17am.

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