At a Glance
- Tasks: Support the Archives & Library team and help researchers find vital information.
- Company: Join an educational charity and research centre in the arts and heritage sector.
- Benefits: Eighteen-month salaried position with hands-on training and professional development.
- Other info: Gain valuable experience in a supportive, small team environment.
- Why this job: Kickstart your career in information management while working with archives and library materials.
- Qualifications: Interest in archives, libraries, and audience-facing roles.
The predicted salary is between 16126 - 19710 £ per year.
About the Role
If you are interested in working with archives and library material, and are considering a career as an information management professional, then this eighteen-month salaried position would suit you.
The role is aimed at individuals wanting to gain experience before undertaking a professional qualification in archives or libraries.
Working alongside our part-time Archives & Library Assistant (Graduate Trainee) you will support work across our increasingly busy Archives & Library department.
In this hands-on role, you will undertake a wide range of tasks and activities.
You will receive on-the-job training across a variety of skills and become familiar with everyday work within a small, specialist archive and library.
Working for an educational charity and research centre in the arts and heritage sector, a key part of your role will involve helping researchers find the information they need.
The post is situated within a small team of librarians and archivists and is particularly suited to someone who enjoys an audience-facing role.
Full information can be found on the Paul Mellon Centre website.
Archives & Library Assistant (Graduate Trainee) in London employer: Paul Mellon Centre
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