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1 The Vimar Curatorial Fellow (Paintings 1600 - 1800) 21-JUL The National Gallery London, England £38,133 p.a. 2 The Simon Sainsbury Curatorial Fellow (Paintings before 1600) 21-JUL The National Gallery London, England £38,133 p.a. 3 Museum & Housekeeping Assistant at Tring 21-JUL Natural History Museum Hertfordshire, England £25,398 p.a. 4 Technician 17-JUL The British Museum London, England £28,144 p.a. 5 AV Technician 17-JUL Royal Air Force Museum London, England £28,500 p.a. 6 Head of Collections and Engagement 16-JUL Weston Park Foundation Shropshire, England £45,000 p.a. 7 Collections Engagement Officer 15-JUL Jewish Museum London London, England £29,000 p.a. 8 Assistant Curator of Photographs 15-JUL Royal Collection Trust Windsor, England £30,000 - £32,000 p.a. 9 Castle Custodian 14-JUL The Lulworth Estate Wareham, Dorset, England £26,000 - £28,000 p.a. 10 Sustainability Officer 12-JUL Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Bilbao, Vizcaya, Spain €60,000 p.a. (pro rata)

Advert Date:   Monday, 21st July 2025   Printer Version   Job Title:   The Vimar Curatorial Fellow (Paintings 1600 - 1800) Organisation:   The National Gallery Salary:   £38,133 p.a. Type:   Full-Time Position Contract: 22 Months Location:   London, England Closing Date:   Sunday, 10th August 2025 Job Ref No:       Job Description The National Gallery invites applications for the Vivmar Curatorial Fellowship, a 22-month paid position starting in October 2025. This role offers early-career art historians the chance to gain in-depth, practical experience in curatorial work within a major national collection. Focusing on European paintings from 1600 to 1800, the fellow will support a wide range of activities including collection research, the development of displays, interpretation, and contributions to public programmes. The role offers valuable insight into how the Gallery care for and present historic collections, while also encouraging engagement with new audiences. Applicants should have a strong academic background in European painting, excellent research and communication skills, and an enthusiasm for making the collection relevant and accessible to today’s audiences.   Application Instructions For more details and to apply please see The National Gallery jobs page. https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/about-us/jobs/working-at-the-gallery Contact Name:   Recruitment National Gallery Contact Tel:     Contact Fax:   Contact Email:   Website:   www.nationalgallery.org.uk Address:   Trafalgar Square, London.