British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies

Vacancy: Collections manager (curator), Jewish Museum London

London

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Job: Collections Manager (Curator), Jewish Museum London
(closing: 27.3.20)

We are looking for an experienced full-time Collections Manager who will take responsibility for the museum’s wide-ranging Arts Council Designated collections of social history and Judaica as well as the recently acquired Jewish Military Museum collection.

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The Collections Manager will be also expected to contribute to and support the museum’s temporary exhibitions. In addition, you will line-manage a number of Volunteers and work with colleagues from across the museum, as required.

Deadline to apply: Friday 27 March 2020, 5pm