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Museum Older Peoples Officer

🏢 Oxford City Council • 📍 Oxford, England • 🕒 Today

Salary Range

£27,657 - £28,687

£2,305 - £2,391 / mo

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Location Base

Oxford, England

Tier-1 UK Economic Zone

Est. Take-Home Pay

68% - 74% (After PAYE & NI)

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1.0 GBP ≈ $1.28 USD Living Standard

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Position Overview & Specifications

Job reference

002232

Date posted

27/02/2023

Application closing date

22/03/2023

Location

Oxford - Town Hall

Salary

G5: £27,657 to £28,687 per annum - (pro rata for part time)

Package

28 days holiday plus public holidays, local government pension scheme, subsidised leisure membership, flex scheme (where appropriate), employer benefits scheme. Please Note: All vacancies close at midnight on the stated closing date

Contractual hours

Basis

Part Time

Job category/type

Fixed term

Job description

Are you interested in local social history? Are you the type of person who likes talking to people and sharing stories?

Have you heard of Oxford City Council’s Museum of Oxford and our exciting new museum galleries?

If so we’ve got an exciting role that might be for you.

We are looking for a confident communicator with a strong customer focussed approach to work with older people who may not be able to access museum services on site. Our ideal candidate with have good organisational skills and a proven record supporting older people.

Oxford City Council’s Museum of Oxford is a local social history museum that tells the story of Oxford and its people and with a busy outreach programme for older people, schools, community groups and the wider public. This role joins the Museum of Oxford at an exciting time as we opened our £3m, Heritage Lottery Funded (HLF), galleries in October 2021.

This post is funded through our established partnership with the University of Oxford Gardens, Libraries and Museums, as part of our role as an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation Associate.