TripleC CIC
Project Manager Advert
TripleC is seeking a Scotland-based, deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent (DDN) Project Manager to lead the delivery of Driving Change in Scotland - Phase 3. This is a nine-month programme funded to Screen Scotland to support DDN off-screen freelancers to build sustainable careers in the Scottish screen industries.
This role will oversee planning, delivery, coordination with partners, successful implementation of training, placements and a networking event. It will also involve contributing to programme resources including a Scottish crew database linked to the TripleC Directory.

Aims
This phase (phase 3) aims to embed DDN freelancers more firmly into Scotland’s screen sector. The programme focuses on:
•	Strengthening career pipelines for early and mid-level off‑screen freelancers
•	Providing industry-standard training, CV development and career resources
•	Delivering two pilot placements with Scottish productions, post production houses and/or studios.
•	Running a high-impact networking event
•	Integrating Scottish freelancers into the TripleC Directory, our new searchable industry-aligned database
The Project Manager will ensure the programme is delivered to a high standard, with access provision and meaningful engagement from employers, partners and participants.

Project Manager Responsibilities
•	Lead day-to-day management of delivery
•	Recruit and coordinate a Scotland-based advisory group of three DDN professionals in middle or senior management in production, commissioning or facilities/studios.
•	Support recruitment of a cohort of 25 DDN early and mid-career off-screen freelancers all of whom must be permanently based in Scotland.
•	Oversee delivery of six online training sessions and follow-up resources
•	Coordinate one-to-one CV workshops with industry recruiters
•	Work with TripleC and partners to identify and support two paid pilot placements, including identifying mentors.
•	Work with the TripleC Directory Project Manager to integrate the existing Scottish DDN freelancers directory into the upgraded searchable database, including a Screen Scotland landing page.
•	Outreach to Scottish freelancers and companies to use the database.
•	Plan and deliver a hybrid networking event in Glasgow or Edinburgh
•	Manage relationships with employers, festivals and production companies to secure opportunities for trainee attendance at events (eg Edinburgh TV Festival).
•	Monitor progress, track outcomes and support external evaluation
•	Contribute to mid-term and final reporting

Essential Knowledge, Skills and Experience
•	Proven project management experience
•	Experience delivering training, talent development or industry programmes
•	Knowledge of the Scottish screen sector and its talent pipelines
•	Strong organisational and people-management skills
•	Ability to work remotely and coordinate multiple partners
•	Trained (eg ScreenSkills modules) in inclusive working best practice
•	Understanding of freelance sector, recruitment processes, employment models etc in the screen industries
•	Availability across the nine-month delivery period (May-December 2026)
•	Lived experience as a DDN person
•	Permanently based in Scotland

Preferred Knowledge, Skills and Experience
•	Experience working with DDN people or DDN-led programmes
•	Experience of working with people with intersectional lived experiences
•	Experience managing budgets and timelines
•	Experience in the arts, screen, charitable or voluntary sectors
•	Ability to travel to events and meetings if required

Location
•	Remote working, with occasional travel for events or meetings

Application Process

Apply by: 1st June 2026 
  
Email tender@triplec.org.uk with:
·	CV - no more than two pages of A4
·	Two references for previous project management work
·	An application statement (written, video or audio) responding to the essential and preferred skills
 
Fee: £250 per day up to 40 days
•	Pre-approved expenses including travel, mileage, hotel and per diems (£25/day) will be covered for required in‑person meetings or events.
 
If you have any questions please contact Laurence by email at: tender@triplec.org.uk

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