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Advert Date:   Monday, 1st July 2024
 
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Job Title:   Project Curator
Organisation:   The National Holocaust Centre and Museum
Salary:   £25,000 - £28,000 p.a.
Type:   Full-Time Position
Contract: Ends 28th Feb 2026
Location:   Newark, Nottinghamshire, England
Closing Date:   Sunday, 21st July 2024
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  Job Description
Job purpose and requirements
We are looking to appoint a passionate and enthusiastic Project Curator to take the lead on managing, preserving and making accessible our significant digital collection of Holocaust survivor testimony. This includes both digital and digitised collections, AV and time-based media. The postholder will be the professional lead for digital preservation and digital asset management at the museum, responsible for managing the museum’s digital collections, keeping abreast of and implementing best practice standards, and for making the collections accessible to a wide public. This will involve undertaking collections-based research and working with colleagues to provide content for our learning programmes, on-site interpretation, online events and website. You will develop and expand the collection, working with the development director to identify funding opportunities and developing and delivering your own projects to grow the museum’s assets and maximise their use in the service of our mission. The postholder will assist in raising the profile of the museum’s collections nationally and internationally through advocacy, events, networking, and other onsite and online activities.

Main responsibilities
• To manage and document the museum’s digital collections in line with best practice standards.
• To research and analyse the museum’s extensive collection of testimony to determine what content is appropriate for public use, meeting legal, ethical and quality requirements and consulting with audiences to better understand what material people would like to engage with and how.
• To develop a searchable database of digital testimony, ensuring all testimony is saved to one accessible file-type.
• To extend access to and promote learning and engagement with the collections by providing colleagues with collection-based content for a wide range of programming, events and activities.
• To develop and expand the collection. This will include fundraising for collection-based projects and identifying opportunities to collect new oral history testimonies in line with the museum’s current Collection Management Policy.
• To secure and manage the rights in the museum’s digitised and born digital collections.
• To contribute expertise and knowledge to the NHCM’s regular Accreditation returns to ensure the museum continues to reach and exceed the collection management standard required by the Accreditation scheme.
• To research and develop a digital exhibitions programme to expand the museum’s reach and enable more people to access the collections.
• To participate in relevant professional networks, representing the museum nationally and internationally.
  Required Skills / Qualifications
Please visit our website to download full job description and person specification.

https://www.holocaust.org.uk/job-vacancies
  Application Instructions
How to apply
To apply, please complete:
(i) a CV of no more than 2 pages, including the details of 2 referees (one to be your current employer);
(ii) a cover letter of no more than 2 pages explaining your suitability for the role.

Please email these documents to recruitment@holocaust.org.uk by the end of day on Sunday 21st July 2024 (11:59pm).

Any offer of employment will be subject to satisfactory Disclosure & Barring Service clearance, as well as satisfactory references.

Please send any queries about the role to recruitment@holocaust.org.uk
Contact Name:   Miss Emma Draycott
Contact Tel:     01623 836627
Contact Fax:  
Contact Email:   recruitment@holocaust.org.uk
Website:   https://www.holocaust.org.uk/job-vacancies
Address:   Acre Edge Road, Laxton, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG22 0PA.