Are you interested in learning how to be an evaluator? Would you like to be part of the consultation project that will inform programming for young people at Royal Greenwich Museums? We are looking to recruit a team of peer researchers across multiple dates in July to September 2024. You will be trained in safeguarding and how to lead research conversations with other young people in the local community. There are two roles available – this job description is for the Peer Researcher.
For more information, including how to apply, see the role description.
If you would like to learn more about the role, we invite you to attend an online Q&A session on Thursday 4th July, 17:30 to 18:30. To attend, please email youngpeople@rmg.co.uk. This event will be recorded for anyone who cannot attend – please email for access.
Fee: £13.15/hour, 35 minimum hours
Deadline to apply: 9am, 9th July 2024
Are you interested in learning how to be an evaluator? Would you like to be part of the consultation project that will inform programming for young people at Royal Greenwich Museums? We are looking to recruit a team of peer researchers across multiple dates in July to September 2024. You will be trained in safeguarding and how to lead research conversations with other young people in the local community. There are two roles available – this job description is for the Team Leader Peer Researcher.
For more information, including how to apply, see the role description.
If you would like to learn more about the role, we invite you to attend an online Q&A session on Thursday 4th July, 17:30 to 18:30. To attend, please email youngpeople@rmg.co.uk. This event will be recorded for anyone who cannot attend – please email for access.
Fee: £16/hour, 35 minimum hours
Deadline to apply: 9am, 9th July 2024
Family Engagement programmes are based at the National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, Queen’s House and Prince Philip Maritime Collection Centre.
Family Engagement aims to create a family friendly space that is accessible, welcoming, and that supports all families to make connections and spend time together. Programming is responsive to the needs of families, unique to each site, audience-led, and accessible (culturally, physically, neurodevelopmentally and socially).
Programming can take the form of:
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Large-scale festivals
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Drop in workshops
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Audience-specific sessions (i.e. under 5s)
For more information about this freelance opportunity, download the role description.
Fee: This role is paid in line with RMG's freelancer rates. E.g. currently £55 planning fee per session, £190 delivery fee (4-6 hours deliver).
To apply: There is no deadline for this role. If you are interested in working with us please email a CV and 1 page cover letter to families@rmg.co.uk
