Career opportunities

A woman from Poole Museum talking about an object to a university student volunteer.

Are you inspired by our mission? Explore the latest career opportunities with Wessex Museums and partners. 

Through our EDI framework and action plan, Wessex Museums Trust is committed to ensuring that our organisation reflects the diversity of our region. We welcome applicants from all sections of the community, and particularly positively encourage applicants with lived experience from the communities currently underserved by our museums:

  • Individuals between the ages of 16 – 50 years old
  • Individuals from low-income backgrounds 
  • Disabled individuals, including physical, mental and invisible conditions 
  • Individuals from ethnic minority backgrounds 
  • LGBTQ+ individuals 

We and our partner museums are not recruiting right not, check back here for future career opportunities.

Events Assistant – Dorset Museum & Art Gallery

Closing Date: Midnight, 21 September 2024.  

Dorset Museum & Art Gallery are seeking an Events Assistant to support the vision to grow the events income, by assisting with and delivering events ranging from weddings, parties, lectures, workshops, conferences, drinks receptions, and VIP dinners.

 
To apply
For information on how to apply for the opportunity, please visit Dorset Museum & Art Gallery’s website using the button below. 
 

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