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The five organisations of the Oxford University Museums and Collections (OUMC) have been jointly funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, and led by the Ashmolean Museum, to deliver 18-month traineeships in museum and botanic garden education and outreach. This offers excellent opportunities to people who wish to work in the sector but would otherwise struggle to gain employment of this kind. These traineeships will expand the use of our collections and will help to create more heritage educators who will be integral to the UK heritage sector in the future. Who is this programme aimed at? This Heritage lottery Fund (HLF) Skills for the Future programme is aimed at people who currently experience a barrier to entry to work in this sector, and people from groups that are currently under-represented throughout this sector nationally, including people from Black and Minority Ethnic Groups and people with disabilities. Barriers to entry to work in this sector may include lack of relevant experience or postgraduate qualifications, personal circumstances, financial reasons, redundancy or change in career and so on. Applicants will be asked to describe how and why they wish to work in this particular sector and the barriers that they have faced in pursuing this aim. Interviews to be held on Tuesday 19 and Friday 22 June 2012 The traineeship runs between Monday 5 November 2012 – Friday 25 April 2014
Applications and enquiries for this vacancy
To apply for this role and for further details, including a role description and selection criteria, please visit http://www.ashmolean.org/about/vacancies/ The closing date for applications is 12 (midday) Friday 18 May 2012 Please note in normal circumstances only interview travel expenses within the UK will be reimbursed.
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