48 Arts jobs in Hong Kong

KEY ATTRIBUTES AND EXPERIENCE:-

The successful applicant will.

• be committed to the HKIS Mission, Vision, and Student Learning Results (SLR's)
• seek to understand, respect, and appreciate diverse cultures, and have a sense of global stewardship and responsibility
• communicate articulately (verbal and written) to a diverse community including students, staff, and parents
• understand the importance of collective efficacy and the role each individual plays in promoting a positive school culture
• be a dynamic educator with a willingness to innovate and inspire
• seek to collaborate with others, with the ability to build relationships of trust and respect
• demonstrate an ability to communicate (verbal and written) to a diverse community including students, staff, and parents
• build positive relationships and act as mentor and advocate for children
• understand and respond to the developmental needs of Middle School aged children
• actively engage in co-curricular experiences including the yearly Programme of Extended Activities for Kids (PEAK) trips, athletics and activities, supporting divisional events
• align with the HKIS Education Philosophy and Assessment, Grading, and Reporting Philosophy

KEY AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY:-

Professional Knowledge:

• The breadth and depth of knowledge of the discipline(s) and understanding of HKIS' Shared Philosophy of Education. For HKIS educators this includes planning for instruction, reflection on curriculum content, knowledge of tools and resources, developmental characteristics of students, and current pedagogy.

Instructional Strategies:

• The means by which classroom teachers establish a culture for learning, engage students in learning and deliver content. This includes flexibility in the choice of materials, use of appropriate technology and a variety of presentation, grouping, and pacing techniques in response to student learning needs.

Management:

• How time and resources are prioritized, organized, and allocated to provide an effective learning environment. Involves organizing one's own work, planning work for others, anticipating needs, and adjusting resources accordingly. For HKIS educators, this includes classroom management.

Assessment:

• The monitoring of student understanding through a balanced program of developmentally appropriate formative and summative assessments aligned to UbD Stage 1 elements (including articulated standards, enduring understandings, knowledge and skills, misunderstandings, and academic vocabulary). HKIS faculty provide feedback to students and parents to promote learning and the use of assessment results in planning and instruction.

Communication:

• The verbal and non-verbal articulation of messages within the HKIS community (students, parents, colleagues) both informal and informal situations provides clarity and accuracy of information. HKIS educators are highly attuned to the choice of the most appropriate medium and active listening to facilitate a mutual understanding of needs, issues, and concerns.

Collaboration and Professional Practice:

• The manner in which individuals build, promote, and maintain strong learning communities builds professional and reciprocal relationships. Sharing information about students, curriculum, and resources enhances the success of the HKIS community.

Schoolwide Competencies:

• Pedagogical practices align with HKIS' Foundational Documents including the Learning Principles and Practices and Assessment, Grading and Reporting Philosophy
• As a school grounded in the Christian faith, we hire Christian teachers and administrators as well as those of other faiths. HKIS seeks to hire candidates who are interested in the complex questions of faith and spirituality and who are keen to learn and interact with others of different faith traditions.
• Global minded: Understands, respects, and appreciates diverse cultures, a sense of global stewardship and responsibility
• HKIS faculty are required to comply with the HKIS Code of Conduct and Child Protection Policy
• Capable of learning new software and systems, including Microsoft 365, Schoology and PowerSchool
• Seamlessly uses technology as an instructional tool
• Ability to analyze and use student data

Minimum requirements and qualifications:-

• Bachelor of Education
• Relevant Middle School teaching certification
• Minimum of 5 year's teaching experience
• Experience in a leading international school with an American-style education preferred

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Leading extracurricular film and media arts classes at schools and our studio during the school term or holiday seasons
• Catering lessons to students' interests
• Contributing to curriculum development based on our film workshop format
• Communicating with parents/guardians about students' progress

REQUIREMENTS

• Fluent English speaker
• Passionate about the film medium
• Cares about children and arts education
• University degree related to filmmaking preferred (current students also welcome)
• Experience working with young students preferred
• Proficiency with standard filming equipment and editing software

BABEL FILM WORKSHOP is the leading film and media arts education company in Hong Kong. We're looking for a passionate part-time Film Teacher to join our team to help make filmmaking accessible to students aged 5-18. Ideal candidates have experience with filmmaking and/or teaching for children and teens.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract

Work Location: In person

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Leading extracurricular film and media arts classes at schools and our studio during the school term or holiday seasons
• Catering lessons to students' interests
• Contributing to curriculum development based on our film workshop format
• Communicating with parents/guardians about students' progress

REQUIREMENTS

• Fluent English speaker
• Passionate about the film medium
• Cares about children and arts education
• University degree related to filmmaking preferred (current students also welcome)
• Experience working with young students preferred
• Proficiency with standard filming equipment and editing software

BABEL FILM WORKSHOP is the leading film and media arts education company in Hong Kong.

Main Duties:

• To implement the AIC's education and promotional events, such as quarterly display, open day, group tours, workshops and seminars. Tasks including but not limited to coordinating, copywriting, database management and content updating for all online platforms;
• Assist in building the AIC collections, including but not limited to providing support in cataloging, digitalization, administrative support and periodic progress reports in relation to the AIC collections, environmental and pest controls, and enquiries;
• Perform shift duties at service counter to support the daily operation, which includes technical and logistic support on handling general enquiries, helping users in the use of centre services, equipment and facilities;
• Perform any other duties as assigned by supervisors.

Requirements:

• 5-days work, shift duties on weekends are required;
• A University graduate with minimum 2 years relevant working experience in event/project management;
• High proficiency in written and spoken English and Chinese, and strong interpersonal skills;
• Strong sense of responsibility and analytical skills, self-motivated and well-organised;
• Proficiency in digital skills and Microsoft Office applications.

Salary offered will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested persons please send CV quoting the reference number in the heading together with details on education and work experience, stating salary history and expected salary, and indicating your earliest availability by email ) or post to the Human Resources Department, 5/F, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong no later than 15 October 2025. For more information, please visit HKADC website:

Applicants not invited for interview within 16 weeks from the closing date for application may assume that their applications are unsuccessful. Personal data of unsuccessful candidates will be destroyed in 16 weeks after the closing date. Personal data collected will be treated in strictest confidence and will only be used for recruitment purposes. HKADC reserves the right to consider late applications and not to make appointment for the post advertised.

HKADC is an Equal Opportunities Employer

Job Duties:

• Plan and monitor the progress, schedule, quality, and budget of assigned projects.
• Handle art administration work and prepare periodic reports.
• Assist in the development and curation of projects.
• Plan and coordinate promotional activities for assigned projects.
• Develop a strong network and establish constructive relationships with local and overseas artists and organisations through various channels.
• Ad hoc tasks as assigned by superiors.

Requirements:

• Graduates of associate degree / higher diploma or above of local or overseas institutions within the last 3 school years , or , or are welcome. Fresh graduates are also welcome.
• Interest and passion for arts, culture, comics and animation.
• Knowledge of exhibition design, production and technical support.
• Excellent communication and writing skills in both Chinese and English. Putonghua will be an advantage.
• Able to work under pressure with multi-tasking ability.
• Good interpersonal skills and confidence in working with various partners as a team.
• Self-motivated, well-organised, detail-oriented, responsible and able to work independently.
• Proficiency in P.C. operations e.g. MS based applications, Chinese Word Processing.
• Proficiency in Photoshop, Illustrator, and video editing software will be an advantage.
• Permanent resident of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region aged 18 or above.
• Willing to work on shift or public holidays occasionally.
• Immediate available is highly preferred.

Interested parties please email your resume and covering letter (please quote our reference, your current and expected salary and available date) to Human Resources Department, Hong Kong Arts Centre via email Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

We are an equal opportunities employer committed to workforce diversity and fair employment practices.  All data collected will be used for recruitment purpose only.

Main Duties:

• To plan, implement, monitor and evaluate HKADC's grant schemes and projects;
• To process grant applications and handle pro-active projects;
• To liaise with stakeholders in the arts sectors for grants administration and project coordination;
• To organise meetings, draft reports, papers, minutes, letters and memos; handle filing, enquiries and complaints, etc.;
• To collate and analyse data and statistics related to HKADC's work;
• To provide guidance and assistance to teammates, as well as administrative and secretarial support as directed by the team supervisor.

Requirements:

• University degree with at least 5 years full-time working experience, preferably in the arts and cultural sector;
• Pleasant personality with tactful and professional communication skills. Excellent writing skills in both English and Chinese;
• Proficiency in PC operations (MS Office applications and Chinese Word Processing);
• Strong administrative and analytical skills with aptitude for numerical data;
• Highly organised, self-motivated, and detail-oriented with strong multitasking abilities; independent and meticulous with details;
• Knowledge and interest in arts will be an advantage;
• Candidate with less experience will be considered as Arts Development Officer.

Salary offered will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested persons please send CV quoting the reference number in the heading together with details on education and work experience, stating salary history and expected salary, and indicating your earliest availability by email ) or post to the Human Resources Department, 5/F, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong no later than 23 September 2025. For more information, please visit HKADC website:

Applicants not invited for interview within 16 weeks from the closing date for application may assume that their applications are unsuccessful. Personal data of unsuccessful candidates will be destroyed in 16 weeks after the closing date. Personal data collected will be treated in strictest confidence and will only be used for recruitment purposes. HKADC reserves the right to consider late applications and not to make appointment for the post advertised.

HKADC is an Equal Opportunities Employer

The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority welcomes exceptional talent with a passion to realise the vision and mission of making the West Kowloon Cultural District a prime local and international destination for arts, culture and entertainment.

You will be responsible for:

• assisting in producing a diverse programme of music and outdoor work for cultural exchange, creation, and public programming / projects;
• coordinating with the artists / arts groups regarding music and outdoor activities and production;
• working collaboratively with performing arts teams and across divisions / departments for event and production logistics;
• managing administrative duties of liaison and contractual work with service providers; consolidating meeting documents and presentation materials;
• assisting in managing budget, compiling evaluation reports and funding acquittals; and
• performing any other duties from time to time as reasonably assigned by the Authority.

You should:

• possess a recognised university degree in Performing Arts, Arts or Cultural Studies,  Arts Management, Arts Education or equivalent;
• have 4-5 years of working experience, of which 3 years in arts and cultural field;
• be capable of assisting in production process and budgets for different performing arts activities and events;
• have good knowledge of music and outdoor programme design and production;
• preferably have good understanding of local music and outdoor scene; as well as relevant stage experience
• demonstrate good communication and multi-tasking skills; and
• be proficient in written and spoken English and Chinese.

For interested parties, please submit your application with detailed CV on or before following date. Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as possible. The review of applications will continue until post is filled.

Data collected will only be used for job application processing. Your data may be accessed by our appointed recruitment consultants who have agreed to keep confidence of all personal data in not less than the standards applicable to us. Applicants not being invited for interview within 4 weeks from the submission date may assume their applications unsuccessful.

All related information will be kept up to 24 months and all personal data will be destroyed afterwards.

For more information, please visit  or contact:

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Company Overview

Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong believes that everyone has the potential for artistic creation and that the appreciation of the arts is the right for every individual. With our mission 'Arts are for Everyone', we are committed to promoting equal opportunities amongst people with disabilities to have equal access to and excel in the arts, and advocate for an inclusive society through the arts.

Job Description

Reporting to the Arts Specialist and the Arts Accessibility Manager.

Duties:

· To coordinate and promote different programmes with physical access and arts accessibility services;

· To ensure the smooth running of accessibility projects;

· To liaise with arts programme organisers, service vendors, participants and all stakeholders, for accessible performances, guided tours and related activities;

· To assist the implementation of new projects and participate in the project design and training process where appropriate;

· To prepare documentation, project financial reports for the services;

· To assist the administrative work of the Arts Accessibility Unit.

· To carry out any other reasonable tasks assigned by the Arts Specialist or the Arts Accessibility Manager.

Requirements:

· Degree holder;

· Background of arts or culture, languages, translation, social science, social services and knowledge of the UN Convention on the Rights for People with Disabilities, is a plus.

· Good communication skills in both English and Chinese;

· Proficient computer literacy in Office, EXCEL and Adobe applications;

· Proactive, independent and good team-player with strong sense of responsibility, high level of integrity and ethics;

· Experience working with persons with disabilities or other communities is a plus;

· Irregular working hours and work on public holidays may be required.

· Work location at Shek Kip Mei Office and other performance/exhibition venues.

Please apply with full resume and covering letter, stating present and expected salary together with available dates to the Administration Manager, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong, 4/F Causeway Bay Community Centre, 7 Fook Yum Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong or via email by clicking "Quick Apply" on or before 9 Oct 2025.

Applications will be treated in strict confidence, all collected information is for this recruitment purpose only.

Main Duties:

• To assist ADD in supervising the disbursement of grants and scholarships to organisations and individuals through the various grants application schemes and to monitoring projects, compiling periodical reports and issuing correspondence pertaining to grant applications;
• To assist ADD in conducting regular grant scheme review to enhance effectiveness and efficiency and to prepare and maintain programme plans and budgets of income and expenditure and compiling periodical reports for the effective discharge of the work of the Council;
• To assist ADD in management and review of examiners system and to communicate with arts practitioners and organisations, both local and overseas, and provide support, assistance and advice whenever deemed appropriate;
• To provide secretarial support to committees/working groups including preparation of agenda, papers, briefs and minutes of meetings and taking follow-up action;
• To plan, implement, monitor and evaluate arts projects for the development and promotion of the arts;
• To manage and supervise a team of staff for effective grants administration and project management;
• To undertake other duties assigned by ADD and CE.

Requirements:

• University degree with at least 10 years of relevant full-time working experience in arts administration/ grant scheme administration and working experience in government and public orgnaisation is preferred;
• Strong administrative, analytical and strategy development skills;
• Excellent communication skills in both written and spoken English and Chinese;
• Strong sense of responsibility, self-motivated, detail-oriented, proactive, well-organised and a mature personality;
• Professional and tactful manner in communicating with different stakeholders;
• Proficiency in PC operations (MS Office applications and Chinese Word Processing);
• Previous experience with NGOs, government subvented and public organisations will be an added value.

Salary offered will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested persons please send CV quoting the reference number in the heading together with details on education and work experience, stating salary history and expected salary, and indicating your earliest availabilit by email ) or post to the Human Resources Department, 5/F, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong no later than 19 October 2025. For more information, please visit HKADC website:

Applicants not invited for interview within 16 weeks from the closing date for application may assume that their applications are unsuccessful. Personal data of unsuccessful candidates will be destroyed in 16 weeks after the closing date. Personal data collected will be treated in strictest confidence and will only be used for recruitment purposes. HKADC reserves the right to consider late applications and not to make appointment for the post advertised.

HKADC is an Equal Opportunities Employer