Programme jobs in Großbritannien

We help people learn more about the impact of conflict on our world, through creative activities and learning experiences across all our sites.

You will deliver our programmes and provide operational support for the team. This will include an initial emphasis on school sessions and family activities, with opportunities to support community engagement, public performances and workshops, and helping with evaluation and our volunteers.

You will work with young people, families, schools, adults, and communities, supporting more people to engage with IWM.
We will provide comprehensive training and post probation, will provide opportunities to visit other organisations and meet colleagues, to enhance your understanding and knowledge of IWM’s subject matter and collections and develop your creative practice.

Your duties will include:

During your probation period you will focus on training to learn and deliver our schools sessions. Once training is complete there will be opportunities to support the development of our broader programmes working with our producers on both adult & youth and schools & family content. You will facilitate and deliver our programmes, on and off-site.

You will be expected to work alongside our operations team to ensure correct set up for each learning session, including briefing Front of House, arranging learning spaces and liaising with participants.

Types of programme across the department include:

• Learning sessions, workshops, and activities for young people in education (6–18)
• Self-guided school and education group visits
• Activities and hands-on creative programmes for family and intergenerational audiences
• Creative programming, workshops, and events for young people (11-25)
• Creative programming, workshops and events for our adult and community audiences
• Digital activity for all our audiences

You will provide a high-quality, engaging learning experience for everyone.
At the end of each day, you will be expected to take down all session materials, debrief the Producers and evaluate each learning session.

You will adapt your approach for everyone you meet, including communities with experience of conflict, and work sensitively with IWM’s subject matter.

You will provide additional meet and greet support for the team when needed.

You will build relationships with our audiences, partners, and communities, helping people and organisations connect with IWM.

You will help make sure our programmes run smoothly, working closely with other IWM teams, and ensuring audiences understand the museum and our programme.

You will support our volunteers and freelance staff, establishing a good working relationship with them.

You will support administration for the team and programme, including evaluation and bookings.

You will help manage resources used by the team, including our Learning Spaces.

You will keep up to date with learning and engagement best-practice, taking part in training, meeting colleagues at other organisations, and developing your own approach.

You will be actively committed to health and safety and safeguarding, ensuring familiarity with all IWM's Health and Safety, and Safeguarding Policies and procedures.

This job includes the requirement for occasional evening work, particularly with adults, young people and communities. Advance notice will always be given when this need arises.

For a full list of duties and the person specification (which your application will be marked against) please view the Job Description on the IWM Jobs website.

National Museum Directors' Council, Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG.