Is there anybody out there in SPANland who'd be interested in this?

simon


> From:         ALISON NEAVE
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> Sent:         Thursday, July 3, 2003 5:39 pm
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> Subject:      Your help
>
> Simon,
>
> I have had a call for Martin that I hope you can help with - Martin is
> away until 14th July.
>
> The call came from Emily at The Hub, an arts development centre in
> London.  She is working with the BBC on their bursary scheme that
> has been created from the proceeds to the Fame Academy TV
> programme.  Young people (11-15 years, 16-30 years) have been
> invited to apply to the fund for financial support for their music and
> arts education.
>
> They are seeking assessors for these applications, with experience
> in teaching pop music at in FE/HE and assessing applications.
> It's home-based work, paid by the hour - about 280 applications per
> tutor and an anticipated rate of 3-5 applications per hour (i.e. 60-90
> hours work), during August. They are keen that Scotland is
> represented in the assessment process.
>
> If this is something that you can help with, or you know someone
> who fits the bill and would be happy to do this kind of work, please call
> Emily on 020 7377 1373.
I
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