Subject: Fellowship at Historic Scotland
Fellowship in Traditional Ornamental Plasterwork 2003-5 Building Conservation Fellowship Programme Historic Scotland An annual stipend of UKP14,500 is offered, with an additional travel and study allowance of UKP1500. The Plaster Restoration Company, Edinburgh, in conjunction with the Scottish Conservation Bureau of Historic Scotland is offering a two-year Fellowship in traditional ornamental plasterwork, based on-site at various locations around Scotland. Appointment is anticipated in June 2003. The aim of the programme is primarily to develop hands-on craft skills in the production and repair of ornamental plasterwork, but there will also be the opportunity for theory training and study. The scheme is directly aligned with Historic Scotland's stated aim to raise the standard of conservation practice among owners, trade and professional groups. The programme provides an opportunity for tradesmen and women to extend their existing building industry skills to encompass the specialist skills and understanding required for works to historic and traditional buildings. Applicants should be time-served in this field, and hold a valid driving licence. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate enthusiasm for building conservation and a high level of craft potential for ornamental plasterwork. Candidates should apply in writing with a curriculum vitae, including a statement of approximately 300 words outlining their interest in and commitment to the conservation of historic buildings and interiors. Applications should be submitted by April 14th 2003 by e-mail or post to : David S. Mitchell Scottish Conservation Bureau Rm 2.17 Technical Conservation Research and Education Historic Scotland Longmore House Salisbury Place Edinburgh EH9 1SH david.mitchell [at] scotland__gov__uk *** Conservation DistList Instance 16:54 Distributed: Thursday, March 27, 2003 Message Id: cdl-16-54-032 ***Received on Thursday, 20 March, 2003