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Join us as a Project Evaluator (revised brief)

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We are looking for an experienced evaluation consultant to help us evidence the impact of our exciting Bridging the Gap project. This brief has been revised following our recruitment campaign in June, with a focus on organisational change within our museum partnership.

Bridging the Gap is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF). It aims to transform learning and engagement in our museums through community-led work with underserved young people.

The evaluator will examine the impact of organisational change, in response to the work being conducted internally (such as training and development, and innovative approaches to enhance greater engagement with new and underserved audiences). The outputs of the contract brief are: 

  • An evaluation framework to capture evidence around the project objectives and outcomes throughout the life of the project.
  • A comprehensive and useful evaluation report for the project which is appropriate for both internal audiences and our funders, primarily NLHF.

This is a freelance contract, which will run from July 2021 to April 2023. The maximum budget is £5,000 (inclusive of VAT, travel & expenses). Find the full contract brief here.

Please send your application to Dr Anjana Khatwa. The deadline is 10am, Monday 26  July 2021.

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