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Marketing for art academy
This
placement/voluntary work will take place at the biggest and most renowned art academy of Tanzania. The
school is looking for volunteers with skills in the area of marketing. As a
government institution, in the past the marketing efforts have been minimal.
Today, the academy is trying to open itself to private businesses in order
to establish cooperations from which both sides benefit. The position will not
be paid, but volunteers can join all other classes offered at the academy.
The school
has been founded in 1963 after the end of colonialism to make Tanzanians proud
of their cultural heritage and arts. Founded as the “National Performing Arts
Company”, the focus in the beginning was on drumming, acrobatics and acting. At
the end of the 1970’s the National Performing Arts Company had been abolished
and the Art
Academy
had been launched. Other performing arts such as music forms different than
drumming had been added, and also plastic and visual arts such as painting and
sculpturing. Today, the range of studies is completed by the areas of stage
technology (lighting, sound, make-up) and digital art (multimedia, graphic
design, animation).
Some of
the most famous artists and musician of the country are graduates of the school
and they still stay in constant contact with it. The school is beautifully
located in the middle of a park which is shaded by a population of old trees,
right next to a beach. The surroundings and the big amount of people who are
interested in arts make this place especially inspiring for people working in
the art business.
Info box:
Place: Bagamoyo, Tanzania
Duration: 3 - 12 Months
Special qualification
required: Yes
Costs: free of charge (trouble-free package for € 500
is optional)
Accommodation: Not included
Meals: Not
included
Included: Placement in the project; if you opt for the
trouble-free package the whole range of services which is part of the
trouble-free package is included
Not included: Travel, health
insurance, visa, work permit
Book this
placement now!
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