Jobs: Curator, and Curator Public Programmes, Turner Contemporary
Posted by Michelle Kasprzak • Monday, November 30. 2009 • Category: Jobs & Opportunities
Turner Contemporary began in the 1990s with the aspiration of several active members of the community that Margate should celebrate its links with Britain's best known painter, JMW Turner (1775-1851). Subsequent studies and consultations demonstrated that a new art gallery would not only be a significant addition to the cultural provision in Kent, but that it could act as a catalyst for the wider regeneration of Thanet and, in particular, Margate. Led by Kent County Council, the project has the support of many key stakeholders, including Thanet District Council, Arts Council England, South East England Development Agency and the European Union.
Click here to access the download page for application forms for the posts of Curator and Curator of Public Programmes. Please note we do not accept applications by CV.
Before completing your application form, please ensure that you read the job description for the vacancy. If you have any difficulty completing your form, please call the Paul Gray, Head of Operations and Resources on 01843 280268 or email pgray -at- turnercontemporary.org.
The application form plays an important part in the selection process, both as a tool for helping us to shortlist candidates for interview and as a basis for the interview itself. Any decision to shortlist you for interview will be based solely upon the information you supply on your application form.
Once you have completed your application form this should be returned to Paul Gray, Head of Operations and Resources at Turner Contemporary, 17-18 The Parade, Margate, CT9 1EY or you can do this by emailing your application to info -at- turnercontemporary.org. Please note that applications need to be received by 5pm Wednesday 16th December 2009 unless otherwise stated.
Turner Contemporary takes the promoting equality of opportunity seriously and is committed to building a diverse workforce. All our vacancies are advertised to ensure that everyone has access to opportunities within Turner Contemporary. Going through the process of applying for one of our vacancies is the best way to show how your skills and experience meet the requirements of the specific role advertised. We can therefore only accept applications through this process and cannot accept CVs.
Click here to access the download page for application forms for the posts of Curator and Curator of Public Programmes. Please note we do not accept applications by CV.
Before completing your application form, please ensure that you read the job description for the vacancy. If you have any difficulty completing your form, please call the Paul Gray, Head of Operations and Resources on 01843 280268 or email pgray -at- turnercontemporary.org.
The application form plays an important part in the selection process, both as a tool for helping us to shortlist candidates for interview and as a basis for the interview itself. Any decision to shortlist you for interview will be based solely upon the information you supply on your application form.
Once you have completed your application form this should be returned to Paul Gray, Head of Operations and Resources at Turner Contemporary, 17-18 The Parade, Margate, CT9 1EY or you can do this by emailing your application to info -at- turnercontemporary.org. Please note that applications need to be received by 5pm Wednesday 16th December 2009 unless otherwise stated.
Turner Contemporary takes the promoting equality of opportunity seriously and is committed to building a diverse workforce. All our vacancies are advertised to ensure that everyone has access to opportunities within Turner Contemporary. Going through the process of applying for one of our vacancies is the best way to show how your skills and experience meet the requirements of the specific role advertised. We can therefore only accept applications through this process and cannot accept CVs.
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