It has been a particularly exciting time at Glasgow Women’s Library over the past two years.
Having relocated into our permanent premises in the heart of Glasgow’s East End in 2013, we embarked on a year-long refurbishment project in 2014 to transform our new home into a multi-award winning venue and hub for our life-changing work.
The GWL building, a beautiful 1906 Grade B Listed Carnegie Library, underwent a £1.4 million renovation to create environmentally controlled museum and archive stores, a large flexible events space, several smaller learning and events zones, a new mezzanine floor and gallery walls, with a lift to the first floor installed to improve accessibility.
In November 2015, The Rt. Hon. Nicola Sturgeon MSP, First Minister of Scotland, opened the refurbished building, hailing GWL as ‘truly a national treasure’, while in December 2016 GWL was awarded the prestigious designation of becoming a Recognised Collection of National Significance, further cementing our status as the only Accredited Museum dedicated to women’s history in the whole of the UK.
In the past two years, GWL has won 15 awards, and has been shortlisted for a further five, half of these for the building itself and all of them testimony to the importance of GWL to Scotland’s cultural landscape and to our role in transforming the lives of women, their families and broader communities through our innovative projects and events programmes.
The GWL team is exceptional – this is a place where high morale within the organisation is maintained across an imaginative, dedicated team in a positive and supportive culture. We are looking for two new team members. Do you want to join us?
We are seeking committed, creative individuals who can embrace challenging roles within our dynamic team.
Facilities Management Officer
To ensure that all facilities management related operations run efficiently, safely and to the highest standards, meeting the needs of the GWL learning / events programmes, external customers hiring the venue spaces, and all visitors and users accessing the GWL building.
17.5 hours per week, £ 23,934 PRO RATA; Plus 6% Employer’s Pension Contribution.
Fixed Term Contract, initially until 31st March 2018.
Interviews will take place on Tuesday 20th December 2016.
Supported by Creative Scotland
Download:
Facilities Management Officer Job Description and Person Specification
Facilities Management Officer Application Form Part One
Facilities Management Officer Application Form Part Two
Assistant Museum Curator
To lead in the delivery of a new project, ‘Women Making an Exhibition of Themselves’, managing a team of volunteer Community Curators to develop the display, interpretation and long-term care of the collection, in line with professional sector standards.
17.5 hours per week, £ 24,703 PRO RATA; Plus 6% Employer’s Pension Contribution.
Fixed Term Contract until 31st March 2018.
Interviews will take place on Monday 19th December.
Supported by the Recognition Fund though Museums Galleries Scotland.
Download:
Women Making an Exhibition of Themselves Background Information
Assistant Curator Job Description and Person Specification
Assistant Curator Application Form Part One
Assistant Curator Application Form Part Two
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Women only need apply as these jobs are required to be for a person of a particular sex under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 12 noon, Monday 5th December 2016. As the shortlisting process will start immediately, no late applications can be considered.
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