Current Vacancies
- Learning Assistant – Public Programmes 1 Year Fixed Term Contract, 3 days (24 hours per week)
- Learning Officer for Community & Access Programmes 9 month Maternity Cover Contract
Learning Assistant – Public Programmes 1 Year Fixed Term Contract, 3 days (24 hours per week)
Closing date for Applications: Friday, April 9th, 2010
The Wallace Collection, a national museum of world class fine and decorative arts in the heart of central London, seeks a Learning Assistant – Public Programmes.
The Learning Assistant will help with the running and administration of Public programmes as well as bookings and other duties as required. This will include working Saturdays.
The ideal candidate will have:
- Knowledge of Art History, Fine Art or related field
- Understanding of museum and gallery interpretation
- Experience in working with children and ability to teach adults and children
- Proven administrative experience
- Excellent attention to detail
- Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office
To apply, please find the job description and application form on the links provided.
The Wallace Collection is an equal opportunities employer
- Required Documents
- Full Job Description
- Application Cover Letter
- Application Form
- Equal Opportunities Form
Learning Officer for Community & Access Programmes 9 month Maternity Cover Contract
Closing date for Applications: Friday, April 9th, 2010
The Wallace Collection, a national museum of world class fine and decorative arts in the heart of central London, seeks a Learning Officer for Community & Access Programmes.
The Learning Officer for Community Programmes and New Audiences will maintain and expand our current activities for community groups, identify new audiences and develop projects to support on- and off-site learning for groups and individuals currently under-represented among the Wallace Collection's visitors, including visitors with disabilities. Programmes will be devised around both the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
The ideal candidate will have:
- Experience of working with community groups in a museum context.
- Direct first-hand knowledge of working with people that are often socially marginalised
- Knowledge of Access issues in museums and galleries
- A Degree in Art History, Fine Art or a related field
To apply, please find the job description and application form on the links provided.
The Wallace Collection is an equal opportunities employer
- Required Documents
- Full Job Description
- Application Cover Letter
- Application Form
- Equal Opportunities Form
