Community Post Type: Jobs

People are at the heart of National Museums Liverpool. Colleagues from across the NML team make a difference every day, creating memorable experiences for everyone and challenging expectations.

They pride themselves on being a place for everyone, but they are always aiming higher, aspiring to be representative of the communities they serve. Through their people, they are building a culture which embeds trust, respect and inclusion and an organisation in which people are engaged and empowered to enable National Museums Liverpool to evolve. You could be just the right person to join them.

They currently have the post(s) of Visitor Experience Waterfront Transformation Lead available.

Liverpool’s iconic waterfront is changing – this Transformation Project will link storytelling, heritage, community, connectivity, and commercial income to create a cohesive visitor experience and catalyst for social and environmental improvements in the area. NML has ambitious plans for their waterfront sites, including transforming the area between the Royal Albert Dock and Mann Island and redevelopment of International Slavery Museum (ISM) and Maritime Museum (MM). Find out more about the Waterfront Transformation Project.

This role provides an opportunity to play an instrumental role in a project of local, national and international significance, the legacies of which will have a positive impact for people and places for generations to come.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2572869?cid=1998&jobtitle=Visitor.Experience.Waterfront.Transformation.Lead&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1761067&t=Visitor-Experience-Waterfront-Transformation-Lead&l=Liverpool

The International Slavery Museum / Maritime Museum Project is an exciting development for National Museums Liverpool (NML) which will play a significant role in the overall 10-year masterplan to reimagine the iconic Liverpool Waterfront site.

In the next two years they will work with communities to reimagine and reinterpret the collections for both museums, creating new galleries and new ways to discuss our collections and the city’s history.

The Stories Producer will play a central role in the development of both the International Slavery Museum and the Maritime Museum, working with internal content creation teams and external design consultants to develop the interpretation approaches to both museums. The post-holder will be pivotal in the development and delivery of the ISM/MM project through RIBA stages 2 and 3 in order that we can deliver our NLHF Stage 2 application in 2023.

They want to work with communities so a more diverse range of people can create a vision to transform the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum. This Project is generously supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund with thanks to National Lottery players. They will place communities at the heart of the waterfront project development and involve diversity of voice and representation. This post-holder will need to ensure that this work is able to drive the design development during the coming months.

This is a unique opportunity for someone with the passion, energy, and dedication to join their Project team in a strategic role that is critical to building relationships and trust with community stakeholders most affected and most invested in the outcomes of the of the International Slavery Museum re-development, and wider Waterfront project.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2584735?cid=1998&jobtitle=Stories.Producer&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1766504&t=Stories-Producer&l=Liverpool

National Museums Liverpool currently have the post(s) of Researcher (Assistant Curator) – International Slavery Museum available.

The International Slavery Museum / Maritime Museum Project is an exciting development for National Museums Liverpool (NML), which will play a significant role in the overall 10-year masterplan to reimagine the iconic Liverpool Waterfront site. In the next two years we will work with our communities to reimagine and reinterpret the collections for both museums, creating new galleries and new ways to discuss our collections and the city’s history.

Insight Event

Join them on Wednesday 23 March for an insight event online with National Museums Liverpool who are currently recruiting for roles including this one, within the ISM / MM Project. You’ll hear about their organisation, the work of their teams as well as find out more about these job opportunities currently being advertised. You’ll get to meet some of the staff recruiting as well as get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

To register for a place please email alexander.creighton@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk no later than 5pm on Monday 21 March This online event will be conducted via Microsoft Teams, and they’ll send you the link to join, in advance. Don’t worry you don’t need to install anything; you simply click the link and join.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2584696?cid=1998&jobtitle=Researcher.(Assistant.Curator).-.International.Slavery.Museum&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1766479&t=Researcher–Assistant-Curator–International-Slavery-Museum&l=Liverpool

National Museums Liverpool currently have the post(s) of Researcher (Assistant Curator) – Maritime Museum available.

Liverpool’s Maritime Museum is embarking on a new voyage as part of a major project that will create new display galleries to tell the maritime stories of one of the world’s great ports.

They’re looking for someone to be part of the curatorial team that will use the Museum’s outstanding collections to create the content of these new galleries. You’ll support the curators and work with collections to research the rich and diverse stories of maritime Liverpool. This exciting project is an opportunity to be part of reshaping one of the U.K.’s great maritime museums.

Insight Event

Join them on Wednesday 23 March for an insight event online with National Museums Liverpool who are currently recruiting for roles including this one, within the International Slavery Museum / Maritime Museum Project. You’ll hear about their organisation, the work of their teams as well as find out more about these job opportunities currently being advertised. You’ll get to meet some of the staff recruiting as well as get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

To register for a place please email emily.lomas@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk no later than 5pm on Monday 21 March This online event will be conducted via Microsoft Teams, and they’ll send you the link to join, in advance. Don’t worry you don’t need to install anything; you simply click the link and join.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2573912?cid=1998&jobtitle=Researcher.(Assistant.Curator).-.Maritime.Museum&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1761593&t=Researcher–Assistant-Curator–Maritime-Museum&l=Liverpool

National Museums Liverpool currently have the post(s) of Project Curator – International Slavery Museum available.

The International Slavery Museum / Maritime Museum Project is an exciting development for National Museums Liverpool (NML) which will play a significant role in the overall 10-year masterplan to reimagine the iconic Liverpool Waterfront site. In the next two years they will work with communities to reimagine and reinterpret the collections for both museums, creating new galleries and new ways to discuss our collections and the city’s history.

Insight Event

Join them on Wednesday 23 March for an insight event online with National Museums Liverpool who are currently recruiting for roles including this one, within the ISM / MM Project. You’ll hear about their organisation, the work of their teams as well as find out more about these job opportunities currently being advertised. You’ll get to meet some of the staff recruiting as well as get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

To register for a place please email alexander.creighton@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk no later than 5pm on Monday 21 March. This online event will be conducted via Microsoft Teams, and they’ll send you the link to join, in advance. Don’t worry you don’t need to install anything; you simply click the link and join.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2584603?cid=1998&jobtitle=Project.Curator.-.International.Slavery.Museum&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1766438&t=Project-Curator-International-Slavery-Museum&l=Liverpool

National Museums Liverpool currently have the post(s) of Project Curator – Maritime Museum available.

Liverpool’s Maritime Museum is embarking on a new voyage as part of a major project that will create new display galleries to tell the maritime stories of one of the world’s great ports.

They’re looking for someone to be part of the curatorial team that will use the Museum’s outstanding collections to create the content of these new galleries. If you are someone who can creatively interpret collections to tell the rich and diverse stories of maritime Liverpool, and can work to the highest standards of collection management, they’d love to hear from you.

Insight Event

Join them on Wednesday 23 March for an insight event online with National Museums Liverpool who are currently recruiting for roles including this one, within the International Slavery Museum / Maritime Museum Project.

You’ll hear about their organisation, the work of their teams as well as find out more about these job opportunities currently being advertised. You’ll get to meet some of the staff recruiting as well as get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

To register for a place please email emily.lomas@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk no later than 5pm on Monday 21 March

This online event will be conducted via Microsoft Teams, and they’ll send you the link to join, in advance. Don’t worry you don’t need to install anything; you simply click the link and join.

Please apply at the link below:

https://liverpoolmuseums.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/2576481?cid=1998&jobtitle=Project.Curator.-.Maritime.Museum&location=Liverpool&rsid=19092&ad=1762799&t=Project-Curator-Maritime-Museum&l=Liverpool

DaDa is a pioneering disability and Deaf arts organisation based in Liverpool with a national and international reach.

They programme a multi-art form year-round artistic programme that includes high quality festivals, interventions and events as well as support for young and emerging Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists.

They are looking for a Marketing and Communications Manager who will develop and deliver the DaDa marketing and communications plan during this exciting period and new vision for the organisation.

For now, this is a fee-based freelance contract based on a three-day week, with flexible working:

Fee: £17,000

Contract: March – September 2022

Location: Liverpool, but also working remotely

Please visit their website for further details about the post at www.dadafest.co.uk/jobs 

DaDa is a disabled-led organisation that encourages applications from candidates who identify as disabled, Deaf and/or neurodivergent. They welcome applications from members of the global majority.

Letter and CV applications should be returned to marketing@dadafest.co.uk by the closing date for applications which is 5pm on Monday 7 March 2022.

Storyhouse are recruiting for an Assistant Stage Manager to assist stage management and creative teams on their Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre rep season.

This is a fixed term contract from 9th May – 24th July 2022 and will work on their rehearsal and technical weeks.

The ideal candidate will have demonstrable professional experience and will be able to work outside in all safe weather conditions.

They are an open air theatre so work in all the elements the British summer time provides!

To apply, contact: Emma Hutt, hr.team@storyhouse.com

Closes: 18 Mar

See their website here.

The Liverpool Empire Theatre has an exciting opportunity for an experienced and motivated individual to join us as a Senior Technician for Lighting and Sound. This role is an integral part of the technical team within this busy regional venue.

You will fully support the Jead of Lighting and Sound in all aspects of lighting and sound, you will  also work with the Technical team to drive forward the highest standards of technical support to visiting comanies and in house projects. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate skills in Lighting & Sound including rigging, focusing, lighting desing work, operation of lighting and sound desks and have prior experience in large scale touring or venues.

The successful candidate must be an excellent team player with great communication skills and the ability to lead and motivate a large casual team as well as an ability to assist on stage when and if required. You will also have a good working knowledge of current health & safety legislation as well as working at height. They are keen to hear from applicants from a wide range of backgrounds and if you have relevant skills they encourage you to apply.

For further details, please download a copy of the job description here.

The Ambassador Theatre Group is a world leader in live entertainment; they operate venues, run major ticketing platforms and produce award-winning shows. They strive to be ambitious, passionate, smart and collaborative in everything we do. You’ll be joining the company at an exciting time as we make the most of every opportunity to bring back live entertainment.

They are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and strive to provide a stage for everyone. Onstage and off, they hold themselves accountable for nurturing and inclusive culture.

Closes: 19 March

Apply online at https://candidate.atg.co.uk/165136ART

Our ideal candidate is someone with at least 2 years’ experience in a similar role in the media, digital marketing or creative sector. Whilst experience in an arts organisation is not essential, it would be a distinct advantage.

They will have excellent written and verbal communication skills, with good attention to detail and well developed editing and proof-reading skills and a high level of IT literacy. They will be able to demonstrate their ability to create and commission effective and targeted multimedia content, including text, photography and video.

They will have the ability to adapt to different and sometimes unexpected situations, and be able to work to tight and sometimes changing deadlines, remaining calm under pressure. They will have the ability to work well as part of a team, but they will also be able to work on their own initiative if the situation demands.

They will have a good understanding of equality, diversity and inclusion, and a commitment to ensuring that Heart of Glass’s collaborators and audiences are representative of the community in which it operates and 21st century Britain as a whole. Whilst not essential, a knowledge of St Helens, Knowsley and the surrounding Liverpool City Region would be an advantage.

Further information including details of how to apply can be found here:  https://www.heartofglass.org.uk/about/vacancies

Completed applications should be submitted per the application pack from the above link.

Closes: 28 March