Programming and audiences Assist in building the museum's design profile and reputation. Expand the possibilities of the museum spaces as sites of learning. Engage audiences from underrepresented backgrounds in design discussions. Provide support and resources which promote equality and equity in design. Develop meaningful and sustainable relationships with students, universities and research organisations. Forge new connections and long-term relationships with community groups. Development and delivery Liaise with internal stakeholders to ensure that the programmes deliver to the museum's priorities. Identify and develop opportunities for collaboration with external organisations. Effectively evaluate the programme's performance to inform departmental strategy and meet targets. Use digital platforms to effectively deliver programmes. Sector knowledge, museum profile and advocacy Be a public face of the Learning programmes. Raise the profile of the museum by representing the museum. Advocate for the programmes across the museum. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of key contexts at government, regional and local level. Programme management Plan, set and meet financial targets / KPIs and manage associated budgets. Prepare reports and feedback for senior leadership. Directly deliver and/or manage the team that delivers the various areas of the programme. Ensure health and safety of visitors, other staff and volunteers. Negotiate contractual conditions when working in partnership on projects. Recruit, train and supervise the project volunteer teams. Departmental responsibilities Represent Learning in the development of activities for the exhibition programme. Deputise effectively for the Head of Learning, when required. Effective line management of an Assistant Curator. Terms and conditions Salary: up to £37,000 per annum, dependent on experience Holidays: 25 days + Christmas eve (museum closed) Hours: 35 hours per week/full time Location: Design Museum Kensington is the place of work, with a hybrid arrangement of 60% of an employee's role to be performed at the museum and 40% remote. Special demands of the role: the role will work at times suited to needs of audiences, including evenings and weekends as required. Closing date: Sunday 17 November 2024, midnight Interviews: w/c 25 November 2024 This role will oversee the museum's talks and events programme, and community projects with the support of an Assistant Curator to ensure that the programme supports accessible lifelong learning within the museum. The programme will present the work of diverse cutting-edge designers, thinkers, and cultural makers who are shaping the future of contemporary design. The role will own the Public Practice programme portfolio and be accountable for the success of programme strategy and deliverables. For more information on the job description and person specification, please follow the link: https://www.cloudonlinerecruitment.co.uk/thedesignmuseum/Vacancy.aspx Please note, we can only accept applications made via our online recruitment portal - click link to be directed. If you encounter any issues while attempting to upload your application form onto the online portal, please email [email protected] before the vacancy post closing date. We will be in touch as soon as possible; (please note the inbox is monitored Monday-Friday).Job Summary
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