ELEVATE has partnered with the Royal Albert Hall and Creative Alliance to deliver 2 x 24-month apprenticeship opportunities for young Lambeth residents aged 18 to 30.

 The Royal Albert Hall stages a wide range of events across its various performance spaces. The Production and Technical department is responsible for the preparation, setup, operation and breakdown of all technical and production requirements within the Main Auditorium, Elgar Room and other event spaces throughout the building.

As a Production and Technical Apprentice, you will become an integral member of the department, working alongside experienced technical and production staff to support the delivery of world-class live events. Throughout your 24-month apprenticeship, you will receive structured training, mentoring and hands-on experience across a range of disciplines, helping you develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for a successful career in the live events industry.

You will assist with the preparation of event spaces and support the department in ensuring the Hall is fully ready for each event. This will include exposure to and practical experience in:

• Staging and seating layouts

• Lighting set-up and operation

• Audio set-up and operation

• Rigging and motor board operation

• Event Management operation

• Technical production Management operation and logistics

Drive and determination to complete tasks on time. 

A commitment to safe working. 

A flexible approach and adaptability to change. 

Punctual, reliable, self-motivated and proactive. 

Commitment to personal and professional development. 

Ability and willingness to work some unsociable hours within a roster and able to undertake shifts which will include long hours over early mornings, late nights, overnights, weekdays and weekends.

Good IT/PC skills.

Numerate and literate. 

Physically fit and capable of manual handling activities. 

During your 4-month probationary period, our focus is on setting you up for success, so we will invest in giving you skills and knowledge to perform your role.

It is also vital that you build an understanding of our unique working environment, intimately tied to our Grade I listed building, and that you immerse yourself in the Hall's culture. This means exploring our historic building where history has unfolded for over more than 150 years and where legends have performed on our stage, building strong relationships through face-to-face interactions with your line manager, engaging in relevant in-person training and investing quality time with colleagues and peers to foster strong working connections and where possible attending events.

Successful applicants will earn a level 3 Production (Live Events) Technician Qualification whilst earning £27,000 per year.