ABOUT
Work-study scholarships at Alion Baltic Festival help to bridge the gap between the festival's cost and the applicant's available financial resources.
Work-study scholarships are in the areas of festival's operations. You will be instructed by the festival's chief coordinator, Ms. Nataly Becker, by phone/skype on how to handle the work-study you choose.
Work-studies operate on the basis of first-come, first serve. So, if you need a scholarship, please let us know soon.
SCHEDULING COORDINATOR - You must possess a laptop computer. (Knowledge of Languages is a plus)
- Maintaining festival's daily schedules (both electronically to the festival's facebook page, by email AND on paper):
- *daily lessons with Professors - rooms/times scheduling
- *master classes
- *chamber music lessons/rehearsals
- *Alion Baltic orchestra rehearsals
- (Printing with ink will be provided)
- Posting the list of chamber music groups/Professors
- Coordinating and scheduling programs for students' concerts (in Tallinn and outside)
- Coordinating and scheduling order of performance at the II Alion Baltic International Music Competition (July 12-13 AND/OR July 29-30)
OFFICE (Knowledge of Languages is a plus)
- Helping at the Festival's weekly orientations:
- *working the registration table
- *Handing out students' individual schedules
- *Handing out IDs to Students/Faculty
- *Handing out Welcome Packages
- Emailing/Communication
- Proof-reading in English of programs and other documents (if needed).
STAGE MANAGER
COUNSELING (Knowledge of Languages is a plus)
- planning and organizing group activities (concerts trips outside of Tallinn, excursions, The Career Advancement seminar)
- enforcing Alion Baltic Policies policies (You will be instructed by Michael Bulychev-Okser prior to the festival)
- acting as a liaison between Faculty and students to help them with specific needs
- Coordinating and processing welcome meetings for student groups and selected Professors in Lennart Meri Airport, working in a liaison with Festival drivers.