Audience Diversity and Inclusion Lead, NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM 

• Experience of creating successful strategies and plans to enhance diversity and inclusion of audiences within a museum, cultural venue or visitor attraction
• Significant experience of providing expert advice to different teams,
• Highly developed influencing skills, able to deliver change through others
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to adapt the style to meet the needs of the audience
• Ability to prioritise and work across multiple activities
• Experience of commissioning research and leading consultations.
• Ability to make decisions based on sound judgement and to act at pace
• Works collaboratively across all departments in order to deliver effectively and to the benefit of the Museum
• Strong analytical skills and ability to translate metrics, research, and trends into strategy and action
• Experience of working with a broad range of audiences including families, adults and young people

Editor, WELLCOME TRUST 

Wellcome Collection is a free museum and library that aims to challenge how we all think and feel about and experience health. Through exhibitions, collections, live programming, digital, broadcast and publishing, we create opportunities for people to think deeply about the links between science, medicine, life, and art.

The Wellcome Trust is a global charitable foundation. We improve health for everyone by funding science, leading policy, and advocacy campaigns, and building partnerships.

We plan to spend £16bn over the next ten years, funding new discoveries in life, health, and wellbeing, and taking on three global health challenges: mental health, infectious disease and climate and health.

These challenges need the bold science we support, but they won't be solved by science alone.

We are looking for an Editor to join our team on a 12-month fixed term basis (maternity cover)

Director of Collections, Ashmolean Museum 

Open since 1683, the Ashmolean Museum is the University of Oxford's museum of art and archaeology. Situated in the heart of the city, we are an iconic destination open to everyone, every day. With c.900k visitors a year pre-Covid, we are the most visited university museum in the world. The collections and archives at the Ashmolean are a global resource comprising over 1 million objects and works of art covering almost the entire span of human history, across four major curatorial departments: Antiquities, Eastern Art, Western Art, and the Heberden Coin Room. Amongst our world-leading holdings are the most significant Pre-Dynastic Egyptian collections outside Egypt, the earliest collection of Classical sculpture and inscriptions in Britain, and one of the world's finest assemblages of Western European drawings.

The Director of Collections is the most senior curatorial role within the Museum, sitting on the Museum's senior management group with responsibility for leading curatorial and collections strategy. They line manage the Keepers of all curatorial departments, as well as the Head of Conservation and Head of Digital Collections, and will themselves act as Keeper (supported by a deputy) of the Department in which their expertise sits. The post also carries a college fellowship; as a College Governing Body Fellow, the Director of Collections is expected to play an active role in the academic life and governance of the college.

Candidates for the role will bring a specialisation in one of the key areas of the Ashmolean's collection, with a track record of significant publication and an international scholarly reputation. They will have management experience, as well as a track record of planning, developing and delivering major exhibitions or projects, internally and jointly with other institutions.

Six Lectureships in the History of Art, COURTAULD INSTITUTE OF ART 

The Courtauld Institute of Art is the UK's leading institution for teaching and research in Art History and the conservation of paintings. It is also home to one of the finest small art museums in the world, which reopened to the public in November 2021 following a major renovation.

The Courtauld is embarking on a transformational period of renewal and growth, in support of our vision of being the world's most critically engaged, welcoming and generous institute for the study of art.

Following the recent appointment of seven new scholars in our History of Art and Conservation departments, and the announcement of Professor Mark Hallett as our next Marït Rausing Director, we are thrilled to be making six further appointments in History of Art. The History of Art department has an outstanding research and teaching record from Late Antiquity to the Contemporary with an increasingly global outlook, and embraces diverse theoretical approaches and methodologies.

These six posts, all of which are at lecturer level, are designed to enhance our dynamic, growing and distinguished community of art-historians, and to help the Courtauld inspire new generations of students for years to come.

Finance Business Analyst, THE NATIONAL GALLERY 

The Finance Business Analyst will proactively support budget holders in the delivery of strategic priorities, providing them with useful information, helping them to contribute to the Gallery's multiyear budgeting.

The ​Finance Business Analyst​ is an important and specialist role with responsibility for producing a range of management, regulatory and external reports, while also providing key support to produce the statutory accounts and during the audit. This role also provides key generalist support to the Finance team, as required, to ensure there is sufficient cover and assist during peak periods.

The role sits within the Finance team, reporting to the NGG Finance manager, as the Finance Business Analysts focus is National Gallery Global Limited. There are two other Finance Business Analysts within the Finance team, who report to the Finance Business Partner. 

Cash Processing Manager (CPM), VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM 

The V&A require a CPM to manage its cash and credit card processing across three London sites in South Kensington (SW7) Bethnal Green (E2) and Stratford (E20).

Purpose of job

• To manage the efficient and effective collection, banking and recording of cash from retail shops and Visitor Experience (VE) departments
• To minimise financial loss through resolving cash discrepancies and correcting errors (cash, cheques, credit cards)
• To ensure efficient working practice and good relations with shop management, admissions management, and finance department, as well as museum staff as a whole
• To maintain adequate level of staff expertise in supported departments through training and supervision where necessary.
• To ensure (via Security) that access to the Cash Office and its equipment is strictly controlled and available only to those people with authorized access. In addition, the CPM will ensure that Cash Office equipment access control is updated regularly to prohibit access to leavers and allow access to new and duly authorized members of staff.

Visitor Operations & Experience Manager, NATIONAL TRUST 

We have an exciting opportunity for a dynamic Visitor Operations and Experience Manager to join our high-performing team at a busy historic property. Working alongside the General Manager and leading for the on-site visitor experience, operational delivery, events and fundraising, you'll bring knowledge and experience gained in other roles, to inspire your team and deliver great results.

What it's like to work here

Set on the edge of Exmoor, overlooking the Bristol Channel, Dunster Castle has been here for around a thousand years. These days this busy historic property welcomes around 200,000 people a year who come to enjoy its stunning setting and host of things to discover and do.

For more information about our property please visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dunster-castle

What you'll be doing

As a key member of the portfolio's leadership team, you'll be working collaboratively with colleagues to deliver great experiences for our members and paying visitors each and every day. You'll be leading a team of dedicated staff to deliver a substantial visitor income budget, through creative marketing and programming, whilst overseeing the excellent standards of visitor experience and welcome we're known for and which generate reasons for our supporters to return. You'll head up the daily operation of the site, including optimising staffing rotas, overseeing site presentation, fundraising, visitor information and consistency of service standards. You'll represent the portfolio in the local community and seek new partnership opportunities. As visitor champion, you'll keep abreast of customer feedback and work with your peers to constantly improve our offer. No two days will be the same as you balance strategic planning with operational delivery in a dynamic and challenging environment.