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Association of directors and chief executives of the UK's national museums, galleries, libraries and archives.

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Aug 11, 2017 · At the time of writing, Museum Jobs (.com) charge £149 + VAT (a 20% tax) per advert, the Museums Association charge between £495 and £595, and Guardian Jobs …

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FAQs about Jobs - National Museum Directors' Council Website Coupon?

What jobs are available on a museum job board?

The job board features listings for various roles, including conservators, collections care specialists, conservation technicians, and even museum directors – and salary postings are mandatory. ...

What is the National Museum Association?

Association of directors and chief executives of the UK's national museums, galleries, libraries and archives. ...

Where can I find a museum conservator job?

The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (IIC) is a global organization dedicated to the conservation and preservation of cultural heritage based as a charity in the UK. The IIC’s Conservation Job Listings is another excellent resource for finding museum conservator jobs worldwide. ...

Can a recruiter advertise on NMDC?

It is free for a recruiter to advertise on Leicester. The NMDC site follows a similar line, although advertising is open only to NMDC institutional members (limited to nationals and only the larger regional and university museums in the UK). ...

What does a museum & gallery manager do?

• Work with the Board and Museums & Galleries team to build relationships with key stakeholders, including identified community groups, statutory, education and voluntary sector partners to facilitate partnership working opportunities. • Manage all associated programme budget control, communication and consultation ...

Is Guardian jobs a specialised museum recruitment site?

Guardian Jobs is not a specialised museums recruitment site, although it does have a dedicated ‘arts and heritage’ page. The problem is that some recruiters will dress up jobs with nothing to do with arts and heritage precisely as such, so that they can reach a wider audience. ...