Archives pour la catégorie Royaume-Uni

CDD 1 an : Archivist/Librarian, Marx Memorial Library/London (United Kingdom)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archivist/Librarian.
  • Employeur : Marx Memorial Library – London (United Kingdom).
  • Offre : 12-month fixed term contract (maternity cover) / recrutement contractuel : CDD de 1 an (remplacement pour congé de maternité).
  • Date limite de candidature : 30 November 2020 / 30 novembre 2020.
  • Date de prise de poste : February 2021 / février 2021.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

The Marx Memorial Library is looking for a highly organised, self-motivated, professionally qualified archivist or librarian with a keen interest in Marxism and labour history.

POSTE & MISSIONS :

  • Supervising a small team of staff, volunteers, and contractors you will oversee day-to-day operation of the library and education charity – including management of the collections and research service – and play a key role in work towards archive accreditation.
  • With excellent communications and IT skills, the post-holder will also support the delivery of MML’s fundraising and communication strategies and assist in promoting the termly education programme.

Lire la suite →

CDD 15 mois : Oral History Cataloguer, « NHS at 70 » / British Library St. Pancras, London (UK)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Oral History Cataloguer, « NHS at 70 ».
  • Employeur : British Library-St Pancras, Directorate Collections, Department Sound and Vision – London (United Kingdom).
  • Offre : Full Time, Fixed Term Contract 15 months / recrutement contractuel : CDD de 15 mois à temps plein.
  • Date limite de candidature : 22 November 2020.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

As one of the world’s great libraries, our duty is to preserve the nation’s intellectual memory for the future and make it available to all for research, inspiration and enjoyment. At present we have well over 170 million items, in most known languages, with three million new items added every year. We have manuscripts, maps, newspapers, magazines, prints and drawings, music scores, and patents. We make our collections and programmes available to all. We operate the world’s largest document delivery service providing millions of items a year to customers all over the world. What matters to us is that we preserve the national memory and enable knowledge to be created both now and in the future by anyone, anywhere.

This is an opportunity to be part of the British Library’s award-winning oral history team working alongside a multi-disciplinary project based at Manchester University documenting the history of the UK National Health Service from its origins in the 1940s to the present day through the memories and experiences of medical staff and patients. The project now also covers the coronavirus pandemic as part of a research council-funded project extension, NHS Voices of Covid-19.

POSTE & MISSIONS :

Job purpose :

  • The ‘NHS at 70’ project has been documenting the history of the UK National Health Service from its origins in the 1940s to the present day (including the Covid-19 pandemic) through the memories and experiences of medical staff and patients.
  • The post holder will be responsible for accessioning and cataloguing the ‘NHS at 70’ oral history audio collection and related documentation into the wider BL collections, working closely with the ‘NHS at 70’ team based at Manchester University and liaising as required with regional team members and BL Sound and Vision colleagues.
  • Managed by the Oral History Archivist the post will complete the work necessary to permit over 2,000 oral history interviews to be made available to the public, accommodating any access restrictions requested by individual interviewees.

Lire la suite →

CDD 15 mois : Project Archivist, Devonshire Collection Archives at Chatsworth/Bakewell (United Kingdom)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Project Archivist / Archiviste de projet.
  • Employeur : Trustees of the Chatsworth Settlement and Chatsworth House Trust, Devonshire Collection Archives – Bakewell (United Kingdom) / Fondations de l’Etablissement de Chatsworth et de la Maison de Chatsworth, Service des Archives et collections du Devonshire – Bakewell (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : full time fixed-term contract : 15 months / recrutement contractuel : CDD de 15 mois à temps complet.
  • Date de prise de poste : 26th April 2021 / 26 avril 2021.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE : The Devonshire Collection Archives at Chatsworth are one of the most extensive privatelyheld family and estate archives in the UK, containing records spanning over 450 years. The Archives at Chatsworth are managed by a team of two professional staff, who are also responsible for managing one of the UK’s finest private book collections. The Archives & Library team is positioned within the wider Collections Department, which also oversees one of Europe’s most significant art collections and a programme of major exhibitions.

The Archives & Library team is committed to improving access to, and engagement with, the collections ; in 2020, they received an Archives Revealed Cataloguing Grant for The Devonshire Inheritance: Unlocking the Cavendish Family Papers – a project to catalogue of six of Chatsworth’s most important archives. These include :

  • Key records from the time of Bess of Hardwick and other early family members (16th-17th centuries).
  • Papers of the philosopher Thomas Hobbes, who worked for the family in the 17th century.
  • A large and highly significant sequence of family correspondence and papers dating from the 16th to 19th centuries.
  • Papers of the 4th Duke of Devonshire, who briefly served as Prime Minister in the 18th century.
  • And correspondence of the 8th Duke of Devonshire, a leading statesman of the late 19th century.

This is an exciting initiative for Chatsworth, which will see full item-level catalogues published via The National Archives Discovery resource, marking a major step forward in improving the accessibility of the collections. Lire la suite →

STAGE 6 mois : Archive Assistant, Army Flying Museum Archive/Stockbridge (United Kingdom)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archive Assistant / Assistant*e Archives.
  • Employeur : Army Flying Museum (United Kingdom), Museum Archive – Stockbridge (Hampshire) / Musée de l’Aviation de l’armée britannique, Service des Archives – Stockbridge (comté du Hampshire).
  • Offre : Internship 37.5 hours per week for 6 months / Stage de 6 mois à temps complet.
  • Date limite de candidature : 15 novembre 2020 à minuit.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE : The Army Flying Museum tells the story of British Army aviation and has recently undergone a largescale, National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported redevelopment. The museum aims to connect with families, primary schools and youth groups, serving and retired Army Air Corps personnel, adult curious minds and aviation and military enthusiasts. The museum welcomes visitors 362 days a year and is open 10am to 4.30pm daily.

The Museum’s collection covers the five main branches of Army aviation : Royal Engineers (1878-1912), The Royal Flying Corps (1912-1918), Air Observation Post Squadrons (1941-1957), the Glider Pilot Regiment (1942-1957) and the current Army Air Corps (1957-to date). Over 30 aircraft can be seen on display in the Museum and the collection also contains smaller items such as uniforms, medals and equipment which we use to tell inspiring stories about the people involved in Army aviation.

The Museum Archive is a rich source of original documents of historical, personal and technical interest. It contains personal and official papers, flying log books, pilots’ notes, manuals and a large collection of photographs and slides which are used for displays and research.

POSTE & MISSIONS : The Archival Assistant position gives the opportunity for a passionate and motivated individual to gain teamwork, archival, research and collection management skills, begin to develop a network of professional contacts and to implement learning in practical challenges.

Main Duties and Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to :

  • Assisting the Archivist and Curator with the day-to-day management of the Museum collection, with key focus on the archival collection.
  • Answering enquiries from the public, Army Air Corps and wider MOD.
  • Managing the museum’s NLHF-funded Oral History project, supporting the oral history volunteers, and engaging with a wider group of veterans and their families.
  • Supervising and assisting researchers in the archive.
  • Assisting with the supervision of archival volunteers.
  • Accessioning of new acquisitions to Spectrum standards.
  • Accepting new Museum donations and managing the appropriate collections paperwork.
  • Assisting with creating content for the museum’s website and social media.
  • Participating in Museum activities and events as required.
  • Providing other support to the Archivist and Curator as required.

Lire la suite →

CDI : Museum Archivist, Bletchley Park Trust, Milton Keynes (UK) / Archiviste du musée de Bletchley Park à Milton Keynes (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Museum Archivist / Archiviste de musée.
  • Employeur : Bletchley Park Trust, Public Engagement Department, Collections & Exhibitions – Milton Keynes (United Kingdom) / Fondation Bletchley Park, Département du Public, Service des Collections et des Expositions – Milton Keynes (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDI.
  • Date limite de candidature : 14  avril 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Once the top-secret home to World War Two Codebreakers, our Mission is to preserve and enhance Bletchley Park, to attract, engage and educate visitors from all over the world through the continuing restoration and development of the entire estate and our exhibitions. Bletchley Park is a vibrant heritage attraction, open daily to visitors.

Bletchley Park is seeking an experienced Museum Archivist to care for and develop our Archive collections. Working closely with the Curator, you will implement best practice in archive management, reviewing and updating policies and procedures. You will be a skilled user of collections management systems and lead on developing our CMS infrastructure and improving catalogue data. You will lead our collections digitisation project, managing the Digitisation and Archive Assistant and a large team of volunteers. Lire la suite →

CDD : Archive Assistant, Imperial War Museum, London (UK) / Assistant.e Archiviste au Musée impérial de la guerre de Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archive Assistant (Museum Archive) / Assistant.e Archiviste (Archives du Musée).
  • Employeur : Imperial War Museums, IMW London (United Kingdom), Collections & Governance Directorate, Museum Archive Department / Musées impériaux de la guerre, Musée de Londres/IMWLondon (Royaume-Uni), Direction de la Gouvernance et des Collections, Département Archives du Musée.
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel jusqu’au 31 décembre 2019.
  • Date limite de candidature : avant le 8 avril 2019 à 9h.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

We are one of the world’s leading authorities on conflict and its impact on people’s lives – from 1914 through to the present day and beyond. Our collections are filled with personal stories and experiences, inspiring powerful and often conflicting emotions. We aim to share these stories with as many audiences as possible across the world in a way that engages and challenges them, increasing understanding of why we go to war and the effect that conflict has on people’s lives. In other words, we expect our stories to change the way people think about war.

We rely on our staff to help us achieve this aspiration. You should be able to demonstrate the skills and competencies set out below, but equally we are looking for people who believe in what we do and who we are, and can treat every colleague, customer or visitor with respect, courtesy and honesty. We expect our staff to work flexibly and with enthusiasm. These are the qualities that make IWM such an extraordinary place to work.

Purpose of the job : This is a fixed term appointment to assist on a specific project in support of the IWM Accommodation and Storage programmes driven by the Transforming IWM London and Collections Storage strategy.

The objective is to prepare IWM Collections documentation (such as acquisition files) for their eventual move from office areas to dedicated archive storage, and the role will involve cataloguing files onto IWM’s collections management system and repackaging them for transfer. The tasks will be repetitive and to large extent involve data input, but require a level of concentration and careful attention to detail, contributing to a critical piece of work in support of IWM’s major priority projects.

The job will suit someone looking for a basic introduction to archive work or hoping to gain experience in advance of training as an archivist or records manager. Lire la suite →

CDD 1 an : Archives Graduate Trainee, Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, Richmond, UK / Stagiaire Archives diplômé.e aux Jardins botaniques royaux de Kew, Richmond (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archives Graduate Trainee / Stagiaire Archives diplômé.e.
  • Employeur : Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, Science Directorate, Library, Art & Archives Department, Richmond, United Kingdom / Jardins botaniques royaux de Kew, Direction scientifique, Département de la Bibliothèque, des Arts et des Archives – Richmond (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel de 51 semaines.
  • Date limite de candidature : 31 mars 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Kew is the world’s leading botanic gardens, at the forefront of plant and fungal science, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major visitor attraction. We want a world where plants and fungi are understood, valued and conserved – because our lives depend on them. We use the power of our science and the rich diversity of our gardens and collections to provide knowledge, inspiration and understanding of why plants and fungi matter to everyone.

Job Context : As the name implies the Library, Art & Archives are responsible for organising and managing Kew’s paper collections. The Archives Team manage the institutional collection of Kew’s historic record of activities, as well as collections and other documents relating to the history of botany and also the organisation of the modern records, some of which will eventually transfer to the Archives for permanent retention. The team ensures the provision of access to the information held within these records to the general public, as required by legislation, and also to Kew staff, enabling them to carry out their day to day work. The modern records function within the Archives team aims to ensure records across the institution are organised in an efficient manner suited to furthering the organisation’s business aims.

We have an opportunity for an Archive Graduate Trainee to join our team at the Library, Art & Archives department.

Lire la suite →

CDD : Project Archivist, Barnardo’s, London (UK)/Archiviste responsable de projet pour l’ONG Barnardo’s à Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Project Archivist / Archiviste, responsable de projet.
  • Employeur : Barnardo’s, Archive Service, London (UK) / Organisation caritative Barnardo’s, Service des Archives – Londres (Angleterre, Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDD.
  • Date limite de candidature : 15 mars 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

About Barnardo’s : At Barnardo’s we believe in children – no matter who they are, what they have done or what they have been through. Please read about our basis and values following the link below. You will be asked questions relating to them as part of the recruitment process for this role. Barnardo’s is committed to having a diverse and inclusive workforce for staff and volunteers. We actively encourage applications from disabled, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic and male candidates as they are under-represented within Barnardo’s.

Context : Since 1867, Barnardo’s archival collections have continuously captured the role the charity has played in supporting hundreds of thousands of children and families through vital services, projects, research and campaigns. Essentially, they illustrate the large influence the charity has had on the progress of social welfare policy and practice for children in the UK, during the last two centuries.

Thus far, the Archive Service has only had the facilities and resources to support a small number of key research projects, therefore, the aim of the ‘Transforming Lives: Cataloguing the history of social welfare and health at Barnardo’s (1867 – 1980)’ project, funded by a Wellcome Trust Research Resources Award is to raise awareness of the value of these collections, increase levels of access and more widely engage with health-related humanities and social science research audiences.

Making Connections is seeking to appoint a Project Archivist to undertake a two year project entitled ‘Transforming Lives : Cataloguing the history of social welfare and health at Barnardo’s (1867 – 1980)’, funded by a Wellcome Trust Research Resources Award. The aim of the project is to catalogue two of Barnardo’s key collections and to increase levels of access, as well as more widely engage with health-related humanities and social science research audiences. Lire la suite →

CDD : Archive Assistant, Barnardo’s, London (UK)/Assistant.e Archiviste pour l’ONG Barnardo’s à Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archive Assistant / Assistant.e Archiviste.
  • Employeur : Barnardo’s, Archive Service, London (UK) / Organisation caritative Barnardo’s, Service des Archives – Londres (Angleterre, Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDD.
  • Date limite de candidature : 15 mars 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Since 1867, Barnardo’s archival collections have continuously captured the role the charity has played in supporting hundreds of thousands of children and families through vital services, projects, research and campaigns. Essentially, they illustrate the large influence the charity has had on the progress of social welfare policy and practice for children in the UK, during the last two centuries.

Thus far, the Archive Service has only had the facilities and resources to support a small number of key research projects, therefore, the aim of the ‘Transforming Lives: Cataloguing the history of social welfare and health at Barnardo’s (1867 – 1980)’ project, funded by a Wellcome Trust Research Resources Award is to raise awareness of the value of these collections, increase levels of access and more widely engage with health-related humanities and social science research audiences.

To achieve these aims, an Archive Assistant will be appointed to assist the Project Archivist in increasing access through the arrangement, description and cataloguing of two of Barnardo’s collections; the Child Care Records Collection and the Corporate Collection. Lire la suite →

CDI : Records Management Executive, Clintec, Glasgow (UK)/Directeur/trice du Records Management chez Clintec à Glasgow (Écosse, Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Records Management Executive / Directeur/trice du Records Management.
  • Employeur : Clintec, Glasgow (UK) / Société Clintec – Glasgow (Écosse, Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDI.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Clintec is a dynamic, UK headquartered, privately owned, full service Contract Research Organisation with a presence in over 50 countries worldwide. We have been providing clinical research support services to clients in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries and assisting in their key product development efforts for over two decades. At Clintec we have experience in managing clinical trials in all major therapeutic areas including oncology, rare disease, neurology, cardiovascular, psychiatry, infectious disease, rheumatology, immunology, respiratory and gastroenterology.

Clintec is actively recruiting for a Records Management Executive to join our expanding global company in our Glasgow Headquarters. By working for Clintec you can further your career in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and you can be assured of rewarding benefits. Lire la suite →

CDD 10 mois : Archivist, National Railway Museum, York (UK)/Musée national du chemin de fer britannique, York (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archivist / Archiviste.
  • Employeur : Science Museum Group, National Railway Museum, Department Collections and Research, York (UK) / Musée national du Chemin de fer britannique, Département des Collections et de la Recherche – York (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDD de 10 mois.
  • Date limite de candidature : 13 mars 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Are you passionate about managing museum and archive collections and making them accessible ? Part of the wider Science Museum Group, the National Railway Museum is committed to researching, interpreting and communicating over 300 years of railway history through a unique collection of vehicles, objects, documents and images.

To support our Collections and Research department in ensuring our amazing archives are accessible, we are looking for an Archivist to join us on a 10-month fixed term contract at the National Railway Museum in York.
Lire la suite →

CDI : Internal documentation and archivist, David Chipperfield Architects, London (UK)/Archiviste, administrateur/trice de la documentation interne, Agence David Chipperfield Architects à Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Internal documentation and archivist / Archiviste, administrateur/trice de la documentation interne.
  • Employeur : David Chipperfield Architects, London, UK / Agence d’architecture David Chipperfield – Londres (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDI.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

David Chipperfield Architects is a leading international practice with offices in London, Berlin, Milan and Shanghai. We are looking for an administrator to assist our business support team with a wide variety of systems related tasks. Successful candidate will report to an Associate director and works with in-house counsel and systems analyst to rationalise internal processes, to streamline project set up and ongoing management. This is a full time, permanent role, which demands a dedicated self-starter with team spirit who shares our creative ambitions. Lire la suite →

CDI : Archive Collections Officer, Burberry, London (UK)/Responsable des collections d’archives de Burberry à Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Archive Collections Officer / Responsable des collections d’archives.
  • Employeur : Burberry, Department Brand Experience – London, UK / Burberry, Département Expérience de marque – Londres (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : recrutement contractuel : CDI.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Founded in 1856, Burberry today remains quintessentially British, with outerwear at its core.  Digital luxury positioning and intensive focus on design innovation, quality and heritage icons ensure continued brand purity and relevance globally across genders and generations. Burberry believes that in order to be a great brand it must also be a great company and constantly leverages the energy of its compassionate and creative thinking culture to continually innovate and drive the brand forward. Headquartered in London, Burberry is a design, marketing and retail led business with a global reputation for innovative product design, digital marketing initiatives and dynamic retail strategies.

To ensure Burberry’s archive and collections are safeguarded for the next 163 years, we are currently looking for a dedicated Archive Collections Officer. Lire la suite →

CDD 1 an : Local History Officer, Culture Perth & Kinross (Scotland, UK), Service of Museums & Collections/Agent.e d’histoire locale au pôle des Archives & de l’Histoire familiale locale du Conseil territorial de Perth & Kinross (Écosse, Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Local History Officer / Agent.e d’histoire locale.
  • Employeur : Culture Perth and Kinross, Service of Museums and Collections, Section Archives and Local and Family History, Perth, Scotland (UK) / Direction culturelle du Conseil territorial de Perth et Kinross, Service des Musées et des Collections, Pôle des Archives et de l’Histoire familiale locale – Perth, Écosse (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : 12 months fixed term position, 21 hours pw / Recrutement contractuel : CDD de 1 an à temps partiel.
  • Date limite de candidature : 5pm Sunday 10 March 2019 / 10 mars 2019 à 17h.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

Culture Perth and Kinross is a vibrant Cultural charity providing Library, Archive and Museum services across Perth and Kinross.

We are looking for a Local History Officer to contribute to the development and delivery of Perth and Kinross Local and Family History Service. Lire la suite →

CDI : Records Manager, Church of England Record Centre, London (UK)/Records Manager au Centre d’archives de l’Église d’Angleterre, Londres (Royaume-Uni)

Publié le par
  • Poste : Records Manager.
  • Employeur : Church of England Record Centre (CERC), Bermondsey, Southwark District, London (UK) / Centre d’archives de l’Église d’Angleterre – Bermondsey, District de Southwark, Londres (Royaume-Uni).
  • Offre : Permanent Contract / Recrutement contractuel : CDI.
  • Date limite de candidature : 17 mars 2019.

[Annonce originelle rédigée en anglais]

EMPLOYEUR & CONTEXTE :

The main objective of the Church of England Record Centre (CERC) is to support the central administration by providing a Records and Information Management service to support the efficient management of electronic and paper records.

The post is currently based at our Records Centre in Bermondsey and in our main office in Westminster. Over the next two years the Records Centre in Bermondsey will be closing and the post holder will be involved in supporting the Library and Archives team to move into a new, purpose built Library and Archive at Lambeth Palace.

We currently have an opportunity for an experienced Records Manager with excellent people skills to join our Library and Archives team on a full-time basis. Lire la suite →