Vacancies
The following roles are currently available
Finance Assistant – please complete the BPT Application Form and BPT Equal Opportunities Form (the latter is not mandatory) and send to recruitment@bptrust.org.uk
BPT Finance Assistant June 2021
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form 2021
Job-Application-form-current January 2021
Applications close on Sunday 18 July
Admin and Membership Assistant – please complete the BPT Application Form and BPT Equal Opportunities Form (the latter is not mandatory) and send to recruitment@bptrust.org.uk
Admin and Membership Assistant Job Description June 2021
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form 2021
Job-Application-form-current January 2021
Applications close on Sunday 18 July
External Museum Advisor for No. 1 Royal Crescent (volunteer) – please complete the BPT Application Form and BPT Equal Opportunities Form (the latter is not mandatory) and send to recruitment@bptrust.org.uk
Role Description – Museum Advisor No 1
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form 2021
Application Form – External Museum Advisor
No closing date confirmed, we are undertaking ongoing recruitment for a new advisory panel due to meet Autumn 2021
Bath Preservation Trust is committed to diversifying our audiences and workforce in line with the priorities of our organisation. We actively encourage applications from candidates from groups under-represented in our organisation including; Black and minority ethnic people and Disabled people.
The following role is being recruited for a partnership project:
Historian/ Website Content Writer Consultant – Bath and Colonialism Archive Project – Bath Preservation Trust is working in partnership with Bath Abbey and Bath Record Office on a six month research project aiming to share information on Bath’s links to the transatlantic slave trade and the history of a Black presence in the city, funded through The National Archives Testbed Fund.
Research has been conducted to summarise articles from Bath Chronicle which contain subject terms and place names relating to the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The project is now seeking to employ a Historian/ Website Content Writer to contextualise this work by writing text for a website hosting the research and composing guidance on the use of language and description within the articles.
For further information, the full brief can be downloaded below:
Historian-web-content-writer brief – Bath and Colonialism Archive Project
Applications to be received by 26 July 2021
Any enquiries about this project to be directed to hannah_whittingham@bathnes.gov.uk
