Full time, fixed term contract from Wednesday 7 August - Sunday 25 August 2024.
Rate of pay: £12.00 per hour (plus holiday pay).
This is an on-site role at our Festival site at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, Lauriston Place, Edinburgh. This is an ideal opportunity for individuals who wish to build on their existing box office and customer service skills in a high-pressure festival environment. Excellent customer service and communication skills, enthusiasm, and an ability to work effectively as part of a small team are all essential for this role.
Full time, fixed term contract from Wednesday 7 August – Sunday 25 August 2024.
Rate of pay: £12.00 per hour (plus holiday pay).
The August Box Office team are based in the Edinburgh Futures Institute on Lauriston Place, Edinburgh. We operate a box office counter and a telephone room. During the Festival the Box Office is usually open 09:30-21:00 daily, but occasionally stays open later depending on the timing of the last event. Box Office Assistants may also be asked to help staff the Access Cabin as required. Box Office Assistants may also assist with chatroom moderation for our digital events.
This is an ideal opportunity for individuals who wish to build on their existing box office and customer service skills in a high-pressure festival environment. Excellent customer service and communication skills, enthusiasm, and an ability to work effectively as part of a small team are all essential for this role.
Full time, fixed-term contract from Tuesday 11 June — Monday 26 August 2024.
Rate of pay: £12.00 per hour (plus holiday pay).
This is an on-site role at the Edinburgh International Book Festival office on George Street, Edinburgh, and at our Festival site at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, Lauriston Place, Edinburgh. This is an ideal opportunity for individuals who wish to build on their existing box office and customer service skills in a high-pressure festival environment. Excellent customer service and communication skills, enthusiasm, and an ability to work effectively as part of a small team are all essential for this role.
The Edinburgh International Book Festival began in 1983 and is now a key event in the August Festival season, celebrated annually in Scotland's capital city. Biennial at first, the Book Festival became a yearly celebration in 1997. Throughout its history, the Book Festival has grown in size and scope becoming one of the largest public celebrations of words and ideas in the world. Today, the Festival programmes around 600 events for adults, children and schools each August and produces a wide-ranging Communities Programme across the year.