Total 4 pr officer job vacancies in Singapore

Main Roles and Responsibilities

1. Provide administrative and planning support to ensure the smooth operations of the departments. This includes the correspondence, course enrolment, orientation, course enquiries and documentation.

2. Support and work closely with Head of Departments and teaching faculty to ensure smooth operation of classes such as timetabling, booking of facilities, preparation of teaching materials, etc.

3. Administer, monitor and the tracking of budget and expenditures for the departments.

4. Coordinate publicity and marketing materials for courses and events/production/concerts.

5. Perform other ad-hoc duties as required by Heads and Principal

Requirements

1. Minimum Diploma qualification with at least 5 years of relevant working experience, preferably in an administrative environment.

2. Proficient in MS Office applications and Zoom video conferencing platform.

3. A resourceful team player with good interpersonal skills, outgoing, independent and possess good initiative.

4. Able to work on weekends.

5. Assignment Period: February to July 2025

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), University of the Arts Singapore, an esteemed arts institution with a global reputation seeks a technically strong Technical Officer at the School of Music (SOM).

The School of Music is committed to guiding students in their paths towards musical excellence in future careers as performers, composers, educators, conductors and more.

Through a faculty-specific, practice-led, industry-focused curriculum, the School of Music seeks to educate students about global music sphere and expose them to a variety of industry experiences – ultimately empowering the next generation of musicians with artistry, the courage to create and to make their marks in the music industry.

Key Responsibilities

You will be required to set up and process recordings and livestreaming of events, recital examinations. This includes the livestreaming of selected academic and performance classes, lectures, masterclasses and seminars, recording and livestreaming of public performances, as well as practical and presentation-based assessments. Thereafter, to process footage and upload them to relevant channels for review by lecturers and other stakeholders.

You will support processes for Industry-Based Learning modules by conducting site visits for Industry Partners for Teaching Practice, Industry Project, and Industrial Attachment modules at Diploma level, act as the main point of contact for Industry Supervisors on assessment requirements and students’ progress. To provide logistical support to students during allocated consultation hours and as necessary during their Teaching Practice/Industry Project/Industrial Attachment stints.

In consultation with academic colleagues, you will appoint and guide student assistants in providing logistical and technical support for events. You will be the main liaison person for coordinating logistical and technical requirements with Estate Management Office & Information Technology Office for classes, external events and rectification of issues.

You will also be required to oversee maintenance and troubleshooting of facilities in studios and classrooms, in particular Percussion Studios and Recording Suite.

Requirements & Qualifications

You should possess a Diploma qualification in music or arts discipline, with a minimum 5 years’ experience in the arts/music/entertainment industry.

You should be resourceful and proactive in addressing issues, possess good organisational and coordination skills, are a team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Knowledge of and interest in music will be an added advantage.

If you have a passion for the arts, we encourage you to apply. This is your opportunity to be part of NAFA to a new season of global recognition and shape the future of arts education in Asia.

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), University of the Arts Singapore, an esteemed arts institution with a global reputation seeks an administratively strongSenior/Executive Officer (Programmes & Partnerships) at the School of Music (SOM).

SOM is committed to guiding students in their paths towards musical excellence in future careers as performers, composers, educators, conductors and more.

Through a faculty-specific, practice-led, industry-focused curriculum, SOM seeks to educate students about global music sphere and expose them to a variety of industry experiences – ultimately empowering the next generation of musicians with artistry, the courage to create and to make their marks in the music industry.

Key Responsibilities

Concert Production

1. You will be required to work with a team of fellow Executive Officers, Technical Officers and Student Assistants to provide innovative pedagogical enhancements, as well as production of live, digital, and hybrid performance-presentations.

2. Together with faculty and academic support staff, support and adapt modules relating to digital-driven, enterprise-oriented, and industry-experiential domains. Showcase students, staff and alumni through curated projects to enhance the visibility of Programmes under the SOM.

3. You will curate weekly performances, masterclasses, lectures and other events aligned with the music curriculum and course objectives, in consultation with the leaders of the School. Direct publicity efforts for SOM events with support from Corporate Communications Office (CCO), Industry Partners, and media correspondents, correspond with relevant stakeholders to ensure timely production and distribution.

4. You will provide administrative support for visiting professors and guest artists in areas of hospitality, teaching, performance resources and remuneration as well as manage a team of student assistants to coordinate logistic support for events and other projects when needed.

Support (Logistics and Technical)

1. You will manage production of archival and assessment media (e.g. academic presentations and recital examination videos) by Technical Officers, facilitate administrative and logistical processes for SOM highlight events and activities (e.g. Nanyang International Music Competition) and overseas projects/immersion programmes, coordinate SOM staff, student and alumni efforts for Open House, Fun Day, Convocation, as well as other Academy events.

2. You will be pivotal in highlighting SOM students, staff and alumni through unique and regular efforts in collaboration with other departments; to identify and showcase talents through collaborative and/or interdisciplinary projects, support ongoing targeted recruitment and fund-raising efforts.

3. In the area of administration for Professional Development assessments and initiatives; you will help to identify and implement suitable faculty-oriented/soft skills/digital skills workshops in partnership with Education & Career Guidance Office (ECG) and work with Academic Care Mentors/Industry Mentors to grade and showcase outstanding Graduation Profiles on Graduation Portal.

Requirements & Qualifications

You should possess a Diploma qualification in music or arts discipline, with a minimum 5 years’ industry experience.

You should be resourceful and proactive in addressing issues, possess good organisational and coordination skills, are a team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

To succeed in this role, you should also be proficient in MS Office Suite.

If you have a passion for the arts, we encourage you to apply. This is your opportunity to be part of NAFA to a new season of global recognition and shape the future of arts education in Asia.

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), University of the Arts Singapore, an esteemed arts institution with a global reputation seeks a administratively strong Senior Executive Officer, Faculty of Interdisciplinary Practices / School of Interdisciplinary Arts.

For many leaders, the path to greatness came from being multifaceted in their approach, comprehensive in their training, and diversified in their focus. This is especially true in today’s world—the need is not to be an expert in only one domain, but to become a jack of all trades and master of some. The Faculty of Interdisciplinary Practices (FOIP) was designed with this in mind.

In this pivotal role, you will be the part of the transformation to shape new landscapes through interdisciplinary collaboration as well as forge new career pathways for students and igniting their identity and standing on the global stage.

Key Responsibilities

The key responsibilities of the incumbent would be to work closely with the Dean and/or School Administrator on all administration and operations matters. You will provide administrative services in relation to the course(s), including modules, timetabling, assessment, student records, lecturers’ monthly claims, visiting professional artists and contributing to the work of the school admin team and academic staff. You will also liaise with students on administrative matters, support the administrative aspects of special projects and overseas study trips, and play the key liaison role with Student Services and Corporate Services Division on matters concerning the course(s).

Qualifications

You should minimally possess a Bachelor’s Degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably in educational or arts-related administration. A diploma in a related discipline with 5 to 8 years of relevant working experience is also considered.

You should also be IT savvy, proficient in Microsoft Office and Microsoft Teams and possess a good command of written and spoken English.

A team player with strong interpersonal and organisational skills to build and maintain relationships with students and diverse stakeholders.

If you have a passion for the arts, we encourage you to apply. This is your opportunity to be part of NAFA's new season of global recognition and shape the future of arts education in Asia.