Creative Learning Trainee

National Gallery; Greater London; In loco; GBP 23.000 - 28.000; Part-time

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The National Gallery, London, is seeking two Creative Learning Trainees to join the Learning Team. These entry-level roles offer practical experience in art education and gallery learning, with four days per week on a fixed-term contract of up to 22 months, including one weekend day.

You'll welcome schools and families to the Roden Centre for Creative Learning and assist Programmers and Educators to deliver inclusive learning experiences that engage people of all ages with paintings and

Competenze

• No prior museum or gallery experience required; enthusiasm, creativity and willingness to learn are valued.
• Part-time role: four days per week on a fixed-term contract up to 22 months.

Mansioni

• Welcome schools and families to The National Gallery’s Roden Centre for Creative Learning.
• Support Programmers and Educators to deliver inclusive learning experiences for all ages.
• Work across programmes, learn from colleagues, and build skills and confidence.

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Details:

Location:

The National Gallery, London

Category:

Education

Salary:

£25,660.80 per annum working 4 days per week (based on an FTE of £32,076 per annum).

Contract type:

Contract Temporary

Hours:

Part time

Telephone:

020 7747 5136

The National Gallery’s Learning Team brings people and paintings together. Would you like to explore creative ways to engage audiences, gain hands‑on experience, and develop new skills? We’re looking for two Creative Learning Trainees to join our team in early 2027. These are new entry-level roles offering practical experience in art education and Gallery learning. You don’t need prior experience in a museum or gallery; we’re interested in your enthusiasm, creativity, and willingness to learn. Day to day, you’ll welcome schools and families to The National Gallery’s Roden Centre for Creative Learning and support our Programmers and Educators to deliver inclusive learning experiences which help people of all ages to engage with paintings and their own creativity. Throughout your time at the Gallery, you’ll work across different programmes, learn from colleagues, and build your skills and confidence. Each role is part‑time (four days a week) on a fixed‑term contract of up to 22 months and includes working on one weekend day.

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