Sarah Tyler
Sarah has amassed considerable experience at SHM as a project manager, facilitator, interviewer and researcher. Since joining SHM in 2005, Sarah’s varied project responsibilities have included: managing a nine-month programme for the LSC, working with a group of young white men from North London schools deemed at risk of becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) to explore and build their aspirations; acting as a researcher and interviewer on a project for the Commission for Racial Equality exploring how to promote social interaction between different ethnic groups; and acting as chief facilitator on a project for the BBC exploring parental motivations for involving their children in extracurricular arts activities.
Amongst other current projects, Sarah is programme manager for the National Learner Panel, a Learning and Skills Improvement Service initiative whereby a group of FE students are selected to provide a learner perspective to the Government and its partner organisations on emerging further education policy. Sarah particularly enjoys working one-on-one with clients, project stakeholders and research participants to tease out the issues most present and pertinent for them in relation to a project, and rapidly build trust.
Prior to joining SHM, Sarah worked at Arts Council England and Burberry in Paris. She holds a First class BA (Hons) from the University of Bristol in French and Italian, languages that she speaks fluently. She holds a Masters degree from Goldsmiths College, University of London in Arts Management and Cultural Policy. Whilst studying for her Masters, she worked at Mousetrap Theatre Projects, a charity devising education projects around West End theatre for disadvantaged young people in Greater London. She is currently training as an arts psychotherapist alongside her role at SHM.
Sarah has amassed considerable experience at SHM as a project manager, facilitator, interviewer and researcher. Since joining SHM in 2005, Sarah’s varied project responsibilities have included: managing a nine-month programme for the LSC, working with a group of young white men from North London schools deemed at risk of becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) to explore and build their aspirations; acting as a researcher and interviewer on a project for the Commission for Racial Equality exploring how to promote social interaction between different ethnic groups; and acting as chief facilitator on a project for the BBC exploring parental motivations for involving their children in extracurricular arts activities.
Amongst other current projects, Sarah is programme manager for the National Learner Panel, a Learning and Skills Improvement Service initiative whereby a group of FE students are selected to provide a learner perspective to the Government and its partner organisations on emerging further education policy. Sarah particularly enjoys working one-on-one with clients, project stakeholders and research participants to tease out the issues most present and pertinent for them in relation to a project, and rapidly build trust.
Prior to joining SHM, Sarah worked at Arts Council England and Burberry in Paris. She holds a First class BA (Hons) from the University of Bristol in French and Italian, languages that she speaks fluently. She holds a Masters degree from Goldsmiths College, University of London in Arts Management and Cultural Policy. Whilst studying for her Masters, she worked at Mousetrap Theatre Projects, a charity devising education projects around West End theatre for disadvantaged young people in Greater London. She is currently training as an arts psychotherapist alongside her role at SHM.
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Alexandria Broe
Celia Newman
Chris Paouros
Claire Askam
Erica Toth
Kate Peden
Lauren Baxter
Neil Green
Nigel Shardlow
Paul Gillooly
Polly Woodford
Rachel Foster
Richard Suthers
Rmishka Singh
Rose Dowling
Sarah Tyler
Stephanie Sharro
Steve Potts
Tim Burdsey
Henrietta Moore
Maurice Biriotti
Anna Kydd
Alev Zahir
Alexandria Broe
Celia Newman
Chris Paouros
Claire Askam
Erica Toth
Kate Peden
Lauren Baxter
Neil Green
Nigel Shardlow
Paul Gillooly
Polly Woodford
Rachel Foster
Richard Suthers
Rmishka Singh
Rose Dowling
Sarah Tyler
Stephanie Sharro
Steve Potts
Tim Burdsey
