Job vacancies

Ripon Museum Trust is seeking an experienced Technical Project Manager to steer the Trust through the Development Phase of its Fairer Futures Project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

AIM seeks consultants to support the AIM Higher programme to include additional areas of expertise and reflect a wider diversity of lived experience.

This is an exciting opportunity to lead Amberley Museum into its next phase of development and growth to realise its full potential as a major heritage attraction.

Heritage of London Trust restores a huge range of historic sites across the city, places listed and unlisted and unrivalled in their variety and range. As their work expands, they are looking for an experienced project manager to help design and deliver projects, maintaining the highest standards of conservation, liaising with varied stakeholders and ensuring maximum public and community benefit.

Bath Preservation Trust is seeking a part-time Learning & Engagement Assistant to deliver learning workshops for schools as well as family learning sessions at all their museums in Bath.

Bath Preservation Trust seeks a Learning Session Leader to deliver learning workshops for schools as well as family learning sessions on an adhoc, casual basis at all their museums in Bath.

Reporting to the Head of Commerce, this role is aimed at developing new income streams and is an opportunity for a fundraising specialist to help build the Trust’s charitable profile and to contribute to their vision – to be one of the world’s outstanding museums and the focal point of Britain’s automotive history and culture.

Lowewood Museum is seeking to appoint an energetic and experienced project officer with a track record of success to help deliver the Your Heritage, Your Museum project’; a three-year National Lottery Heritage Fund project due to conclude in March 2025.  

Celtic Harmony is looking for new junior education officer to support our education team and assist with activities and customer service on our innovative education and events programme for school groups and visitors at Celtic Harmony Camp, the Prehistory settlement, near Hertford.

Celtic Harmony is looking for a dedicated person to assist in developing our events programme, promoting online and offline and generating fundraising revenue for capital works and revenue projects.

It is an exciting time for the team as we prepare for our new premises move, and we are now seeking a Project Administrator to join our team for the duration of the IMAGINE project!

You will be responsible for the safe and successful operation of the Mary Rose Museum.

The role of Development & Marketing Director provides innovative, visionary, and strategic  operational planning for all the Trust’s development and marketing activities.

We are looking for a project officer with compassion and care to lead in working with key target communities, to collaborate with them on understanding our stories and themes that resonate most strongly, and in designing interpretation that will fill two rooms within the main hall, and spread across the gardens and grounds.

Kiplin has received a grant to develop our approach to interpretation and we are looking for an evaluator/researcher to help us assess our audiences’ thoughts on our interpretation and to undertake evaluation.

An exceptional opportunity has arisen to join the small, dynamic team of committed staff, volunteers and board members at Dundee Heritage Trust.

Keswick Museum wishes to appoint a part-time Community Curator to plan and deliver a 2-year programme of community-led exhibitions, identify potential groups and individuals to work with, and develop a good working relationship with participants, helping them to overcome any barriers to participation.

You will lead the development and delivery of a high quality and inclusive public programme – indoors, outdoors, and on-line – to engage existing and new audiences in meaningful cultural experiences that unlock PSVT’s vision, collections and heritage assets, and story.

You will raise the profile of PSVT and Port Sunlight, grow and diversify PSVT’s audiences, ensure Port Sunlight’s village residents, businesses, groups, and other key stakeholders are communicated with effectively, and support income generation and fundraising activity.

You will develop and grow PSVT’s volunteer programmes across all areas of the business and facilitate and promote volunteering within the village community.

You will be responsible for leading a team of staff and volunteers to deliver outstanding customer service across PSVT’s award-winning attractions and to maximise income from ticket and retail sales.

This role will facilitate the delivery of the Gallery’s Adult Learning Programme; a diverse and inclusive learning and engagement programme, which appeals to both new and existing audiences and enables the Gallery to play a part in the creative lives of our community.

This new role will be an important addition to the Audiences & Development team, actively contributing to the Gallery’s Development strategy to secure the necessary support and funding from individuals and companies.

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is looking for a self-motivated and ambitious Marketing and Communications Assistant to play an active role in delivering an exciting and varied multi-disciplinary marketing and communications strategy.

Production Skills Manager to help safeguard the heritage spinning and weaving skills of the past 225 years and keeping them alive for generations to come.