Resources and Programmes Officer – Culture

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Job Summary

This is an exciting opportunity to join the Council’s Culture Team in a permanent role, working on cultural grants and investments, partnerships, as well as events and communications for Manchester’s diverse and vibrant cultural sector.

Job Description

The Culture Team works to create the conditions for arts and culture to flourish in the city, for the benefit of all Manchester residents. This involves a busy work programme and collaboration with arts organisations, funding bodies, artists and communities on a diverse range of projects and partnerships.

You’ll have a working knowledge of the cultural sector or creative industries and of the funding landscape for culture. You will be passionate about about culture, its value and its impact. You will also have excellent communication skills and will be highly organised.

You’ll help to manage funding resources, particularly our Cultural Strategic Investments and Cultural Partnership Grants programmes, monitoring processes and holding regular meetings with the cultural organisations we fund.

You will also support an annual Cultural Impact Survey, which gives us powerful insights into what is happening in the city’s cultural life, as well as contribute to city strategies and plans, especially ‘Always, Everywhere: Manchester’s Cultural Ambition’ and our work to reduce carbon emissions.

The role includes arranging meetings, and events with and for cultural organisations, as well as helping manage the prestigious Manchester Culture Awards and providing communications support through press and social media releases.

Job Requirements

Knowledge of and contribution to recent funding initiatives in local government and understanding of the national agenda on matters relating to a range of urban policy areas including arts & culture, smart cities and digital, energy, environment and climate change. Evidence of the ability to develop and implement programme and project management systems associated with funding programmes and projects locally, nationally, and internationally.
Knowledge of bidding for and managing funding from a range of funding bodies – local, national, regional, sub-regional and internationally.
Willingness to undertake occasional off site and out of normal office hours working.

Generic skills are listed on our website.

Job Overview

  • Job Title: Resources and Programmes Officer – Culture
  • Salary: £30k-£40k
  • Hours:
    Full time
  • Role: Research
  • Contract: Permanent
  • Closing date: Sun, 19 Apr 2026

  • Location:
    North West

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Job: Resources and Programmes Officer – Culture

Job: Resources and Programmes Officer – Culture

Organisation: Manchester City Council

Postcode: M2 5DB

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