This is a permanent, part-time role at 22.5 hours per week. What it's like to work here The teams in the Cotswolds are a collaborative team with a large group of areas across the area, most of which are outdoors. The property group includes multiple offices to work on and your colleagues will be based at different places Lodge Park is a unique 17th century deer coursing grandstand, occasionally open to the public and housing a fine collection of historic family furniture and paintings. The Sherborne collection store holds further family belongings as well as a significant assemblage of archaeology. Across the wider portfolio buildings and outdoor sites are home to small collections of furniture, building fabric, archaeology and literature which need your care. What you'll be doing You'll work with the leadership team to ensure operational efficiency, championing conservation and cultural heritage, working flexibly with other departments to achieve shared goals. You'll lead on, and be responsible for, the delivery of the care for the collections across our properties, support the opening of Lodge Park, the care and management of our collections store, manage and support research requests, provide a consistently excellent experience for visitors and achieve outstanding standards in conservation, presentation and compliance. Leading by example, you'll instill a culture of excellent and inclusive service, engaging all kinds of people with conservation, interpretation and the values of the Trust. You will be based on site in one of our many beautiful offices, favouring Sherborne & Lodge Park as your base, with occasional weekend working. You'll have overall responsibility for house and collections care volunteers, developing their skills and providing an indoor volunteering experience for them that's as flexible and inclusive as possible. Who we're looking for experienced in achieving high standards of presentation, customer care, compliance and collections management in a historic setting aware of current developments and approved practices in the heritage sector in the field of visitor engagement, innovation and access keen to promote inclusivity and diversity in the interpretation and presentation of history someone who can remain resilient and positive while managing colleagues, changes and challenges able to build strong and effective working relationships with diverse people experienced in managing people and achieving goals through others confident and experienced in duty managing a property on open days Please apply for this role directly via the National Trust website - https://careers.nationaltrust.org.uk/OA_HTML/a/#/vacancy-detail/170892 The closing date to apply is 1st March 2026 at 23.59pmJob Summary
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