Current and upcoming international opportunities for artists, creatives, professionals and organisations
This series of small grants aims to assist individual artists and independent art organisations in Việt Nam and the UK
The British Council is committed to support the growth of the creative industries sector in Viet Nam in the long run
This series of small grants to assist individual artists and independent art organisations who are interested in future connections with the UK.
Background
We are looking for a consultant with exprience in Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) to support our team with a joint overview and analysis of our Backstage to the Future project.
The British Council invites individuals, groups and collectives from heritage communities in Viet Nam to propose heritage assets for inclusion of the Digital Heritage Collection.
We are looking for a partner who is interested in managing and promoting the Digital Heritage Collection.
We are currently looking for partners to support the technical delivery of our Heritage of Future Past to individuals, groups and communities.
Digital Arts Showcasing 2021 is a small grant programme with the primary aim to support existing Viet Nam – UK artistic collaborations to showcase their work on digital platforms.
We'd like to engage the services of a photographer, videographer, graphic designer or a creative team to document the British Council’s Arts and Creative Industries activities and programmes
We wish to collaborate with a suitable partner who will take the lead in continuing one of the key legacies of the Cultural and Creative Hubs Vietnam project.
We are looking to recruit a consultant with experience in monitoring, evaluation and learning to support our team with a joint overview and analysis of our Cultural and Creative Hub project.
Cultural and Creative Hubs Vietnam invites proposals to contribute to a series of online learning courses on arts and culture
The British Council is delighted to announce an open call for Vietnam City Profile Data Collection.
We are inviting proposals from all parts of Vietnam to contribute to The Title Is A Work In Progress series of art and cultural events taking place between 5–21 March 2021.
We are looking to engage with a creative team to support our new initiative developing Living Heritage – A Storytelling Toolkit.
SEAD is a programme co-created by the British Council and Mekong Cultural Hub which creates space for arts and cultural practitioners for reflection and action on sustainable development.
We are looking for expert researcher to conduct case studies that form a part of our evaluation of Heritage of Future Past – a Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth Project in Vietnam.
The British Council is seeking expressions of interest for partners for Film as A Cultural Heritage
We are looking for a professional team of story collectors to build a heritage story collection based on activities and people that the Heritage of Future Past has worked with.
The British Council is looking for a Vietnamese independent theatre-for-development group to develop and deliver community-led forum theatre performances on fighting human trafficking.
The British Council is looking for a UK forum theatre expert to build capacity of selected Vietnamese art groups to develop and deliver community-led forum theatre performances
FAMLAB x Stories, a workshop on creative documentary making organised by the British Council in Vietnam, Scottish Documentary Institute and TPD is calling for participants.
Following a pilot initiative at Phu Sa Lab (Hanoi, January 2019), we are now looking for Vietnam-based contemporary musicians to take part in the FAMLAB music residency programme in Hoi An.
The British Council in Vietnam is looking for a Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant, under the framework of Heritage of Future Past Project.
The British Council in Vietnam is looking for a Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant, under the framework of Cultural and Creative Hubs Vietnam (CHV) Project.
We are looking for eight musicians to take part in a 10-day residency at Phu Sa Lab (Hanoi), from 13 to 23 January 2019.
The British Council is looking for a creative training provider or a higher education institution to co-create and deliver a one-week training programme in cultural and creative skills.
The British Council is looking for a curator who will work with the community of cai luong artists and performers, to plan and stage a multi-media exhibition.
We are looking for 20 cultural practitioners to participate in a series of workshops on practices around archival film materials.
The British Council is looking for proposals for projects that enable the teaching of cai luong to children and young adults.
We are looking for a researcher or a team of researchers to conduct research amongst the community of artists and performers of the cai luong theatre in HCMC and other southern provinces.
We are looking for a training provider or a HE institution to work with the Cultural and Creative Hubs Vietnam Project Team to co-create and deliver training in inclusive arts in HCMC.