Brighton Early Music Festival Trainee Scheme

The BREMF trainee scheme is aimed at graduates who are interested in finding out more about a career in Arts Administration. Past trainees have gone on to work at Voces 8 Foundation, English National Opera, University of Oxford and The Roundhouse.

Trainees 2024

Each year we offer Festival traineeships to between two and six graduates who are keen to build a career in Arts Administration.

We are currently recruiting Trainees for 2024, with a closing date of 17 June 2024. Interviews will be held via Zoom on Thursday 20 June. CLICK HERE for full details of the 2024 scheme and how to apply.

Key points about the scheme

  • Download full details of the 2024 Graduate Trainee scheme for reference
  • Trainees commit to around 8hrs per week from home, plus helping out with weekend events
  • Gain experience in a wide variety of tasks, from marketing to production
  • Unpaid, but all expenses reimbursed
  • Get in touch if you have any questions

The scheme explained

BREMF Trainees commit to around 8hrs per week of computer based work from home as well as attending at least 5 Festival events in Brighton in September and October. We aim for all trainees to gain experience in marketing, project management, production, and event management

The BREMF Festival Trainee programme offers experience and training, as well as support with job applications including interview advice and references. As the trainees commitment to BREMF is part time, arranged flexibly to suit your schedule, plus weekends and evenings at Festival events, a Festival Traineeship is easily compatible with other paid work, and accessible to those who can’t afford to take on a full-time internship. Travel expenses and a meal allowance are provided for event days.