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Volunteer & Collections Assistant (Heritage Lottery Fund project)

Part-Time post, 15 hours per week for 18 months

The Museum of Royal Worcester seeks to appoint a Volunteer and Collections
Assistant to work with the Consultant Curator and Learning, Outreach and
Volunteer Officer to recruit and coordinate volunteers to research
historical data for the new displays, assist with packing, moving and
storage of the collections during the refit of the museum and help with the
delivery of an exciting and innovative outreach programme.  The successful
candidate will play an important role in the team responsible for delivering
a £1.5 million redevelopment project supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.


 

The project is a new start for the museum to reinforce its position as a
collection of National Importance. 

 

The project will refurbish the museum displays, re-interpret the collections
and create a stimulating environment where visitors can learn about the
factory community, the triumphs and pitfalls of manufacturing processes and
the skills of designers and craftsmen. It will provide opportunities for
involvement and learning and widen appeal drawing in local communities and
more family visitors.

A person with energy, enthusiasm and experience in this field and ideally
Heritage Lottery funded projects is sought to join the team.

 

Applications to be received no later than Monday 16 May 2016. 

 

For Job application details contact

Caroline 01905 21247 [log in to unmask]

 

‘Royal Worcester’ and the C51 crown device are registered by and used under
kind permission from Portmeirion Group UK Ltd to whom all rights are
reserved

 

    


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