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As part of our Opening Doors: Transforming Access to Radical Heritage at the Marx Memorial Library Heritage Fund project, we are recruiting for two new roles:
CAPITAL WORKS MANAGER
A project manager with experience of overseeing building projects in the heritage sector, who will play a key role in the team delivering the transformation of the ground floor of our historic site.
3 days per week | Fixed-term to May 2028
Closing date: 28 October
COLLECTIONS MOVE & AUDIT OFFICER
A key role supporting the safe and secure movement of our collections and ensuring they are managed in line with our collections policies throughout the project.
3 days per week | Fixed-term to May 2028
Closing date: 28 October
To apply for either of these roles: Please see the relevant job pack and email your application to the MML Director Meirian Jump at m.jump@marx-memorial-library.org.uk.
We’d love to hear from people with the experience and enthusiasm to help us deliver this exciting project.
VOLUNTEERING
The Marx Memorial Library is supported by a large team of volunteers working alongside our full time staff. Volunteer roles support the day-to-day running of the library, including helping to make material in our collections available to researchers and providing assistance with library events. We also occasionally have project roles working on particular collections in our holdings, which may be useful for anyone interested in gaining experience of library, archive or heritage professions.
We do not currently have any volunteer roles available in the library. If you would like to be added to the waiting list to hear about any new roles please email library@marx-memorial-library.org.uk.
We have regular volunteering days on Tuesdays- Thursdays each week, 11am-4pm, as well as other opportunities to volunteer for our events. Volunteer roles are usually one day a week and we ask for a minimum of one month. Please note that as a small organisation we unfortunately are unable to support work experience placements.
If you are interested in research or finding out more about Marxism, you can book a visit to the library reading room or join our events and courses in our eduction programme. The library is open to the public and you do not need to be a member or volunteer to access our services.
