GEM Foundation Course: Museum Learning, Autumn 2019 (London)
Our hit foundation course is back! Museum Learning explores a variety of topics in the field, from access and inclusion to interpretation, from management to evaluation, interrogating different ideas and […]
Professional Development Workshop: where you want to be and how to get there
Bishopsgate Institute 230 Bishopsgate, London, United KingdomYoung People in the Arts invite you to take part in a professional development workshop with leadership coach, Jon Jacob. Take the first steps in identifying what you want to do, where you want to be, how you want to do it and by when! Learn how to turn your career strategy into an […]
Kids in Museums Symposium: How can museums support young people’s employability?
London Transport Museum Covent Garden Piazza, London, United KingdomWhether you are already undertaking work in this area or want to know where to start, this day is aimed to provoke your thinking. From sector-specific apprenticeships to examples of […]
Reap the Rewards: Benefiting from Rural Networks – North West
Museum of Lakeland Life and Industry Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kirkland, Kendal, United KingdomIf you are a non-specialist working with, or looking after, rural and agricultural collections in any role, the RMN (Specialist Subject Network) has created a practical knowledge-development seminar specifically for you. Be inspired and acquire practical experience from our host museums on a variety of projects related to using rural collections to create better experiences […]
The how’s, what’s, when’s and who’s of evaluation in a museum context
National Railway Museum York Leeman Road, York, United KingdomCovering the why, what, who, and how of evaluation for museums The amount of audience research that the museums, culture and tourism sectors commission from external evaluators and agencies is […]
Yorkshire History Forum – Curriculum Evolution
Leeds Trinity University Brownberrie Lane, Leeds, United KingdomThe next Yorkshire History Forum will examine new ways to think about and develop our curricula and will dispel myths about exactly what the new Ofsted Framework does and does […]
Child Protection & Safeguarding in the arts and cultural sectors
Tullie House Castle St, Carlisle, United KingdomOf benefit to individuals and organisations looking to update their understanding of child protection legislation and best practice, this course provides a full update on current child protection legislation, including the Disclosure and Barring service, the Duty to Refer and Working Together. The day will provide in-depth practical advice to help you develop sensible structures […]
Setting Fires: Raising Aspirations through Culture
The Galleries Shopping Centre Market Street, Wigan, United KingdomIn an area of low cultural engagement and investment, Wigan Council have supported the development of a new Cultural Manifesto for the borough, signalling a step change in the local […]
Reap the Rewards: Benefiting from Rural Networks – Yorkshire
Yorkshire Museum of Farming Murton, York, United KingdomIf you are a non-specialist working with, or looking after, rural and agricultural collections in any role, the RMN (Specialist Subject Network) has created a practical knowledge-development seminar specifically for you. Be inspired and acquire practical experience from our host museums on a variety of projects related to using rural collections to create better experiences […]
Child Protection Officer Training
This training will enable you to become familiar with the roles and responsibilities of the child protection officer so you can develop competence and confidence in carrying out this role. […]
Rights to . . . at Hoxton Hall
Hoxton Hall 130 Hoxton Street, London, United KingdomRights to… brings together parents, carers, educators, activists, and artists to ask how we can create a network of support and solidarity and resist disability discrimination in the education system. […]