Location: Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, West Wales
Hours: Part Time
Salary: £25,700 – £33,200 pro rata
Further information
Based in Aberystwyth, the Royal Commission is the national body of research and record for the historic environment of Wales. This is an exciting and challenging opportunity to be involved as a lead partner in the delivery of a Wales-Ireland Interreg 4 funded project. The Commission has been awarded funding by the ERDF to implement the “Metal Links – Forging Communities Together” Project.
This is a fixed term appointment to 31.1.2014.
The Metal Links partnership aims to bring together communities from Ireland and Wales that share a common historical link through the exploitation of metal ore. The main aims of the project are to develop and promote socially inclusive opportunities for the sustainable regeneration of formal metal-mining communities; to promote and encourage new cultural and educational links based on mining, archaeology, geology and cultural heritage and to share new ways of telling the ‘story’ of mining areas and hinterlands with the view towards a unique tourism product that contributes towards economic regeneration.
The principal duty of this post involves implementing a partnership project with partners based in Wales and Ireland.
The Lead Partner Project Manager will manage the Metal Links Project, ensuring the effective implementation of the approved project in full accordance with ERDF regulations and constitutions of the principal partners. The post holder will also manage the RCAHMW’s input to the project.
You will be qualified up to degree level in a relevant subject or have considerable related experience at an appropriate level. You will have experience of managing externally funded projects with multiple partners; developing, managing and implementing project management monitoring/reporting systems and experience of promoting and publicising activities of projects and/or programmes.
Hours: Part Time 14.8 hours flexible
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