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Project Management in Conservation and Collections Care

Two-day professional course

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This two-day course is designed for heritage professionals who are currently planning or delivering real projects — including capital works, conservation programmes, relocations, refurbishments= and  exhibitions, and grant-funded initiatives — and who need practical project management approaches that work in the heritage context.

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Rather than teaching generic theory, the course focuses on how to manage projects effectively in practice, helping participants to:

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  • avoid cost and time overruns in conservation and collections care projects

  • manage change without losing control of scope or budgets

  • reduce friction between curators, conservators, contractors, and stakeholders

  • deliver projects without placing unsustainable pressure on staff and teams

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What the course covers

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The course follows the full lifecycle of a heritage project, with an emphasis on practical application:

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  • Defining and initiating projects in a heritage context

  • Project planning in practice, including realistic cost and time estimation

  • Monitoring and controlling projects, with a focus on managing change

  • Risk management: identifying, assessing, and prioritising risks to collections and projects

  • Reviewing projects and closing them effectively, including lessons learned

 

How the course is delivered

This is a highly practical workshop combining short lectures, real-world case studies, and applied exercises drawn from conservation and collections care projects. Participants will work through scenarios that mirror the challenges they face in their own organisations, enabling immediate application to current or upcoming projects.

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Who this course is for

This course is intended for professionals working in museums, libraries, archives, galleries, and historic houses who are responsible for managing or contributing to projects such as:

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  • remedial and preventive conservation programmes

  • exhibitions and gallery refurbishments

  • storage upgrades and collection relocations

  • grant-funded and time-limited heritage projects

 

Course leader

Andor Vince is a Collections Care Advisor with over 20 years’ experience in the heritage sector. He has managed and advised on a wide range of conservation and collections care projects internationally. Andor holds a Certificate in Programme and Project Management from the Chartered Management Institute (UK) and has taught project management to conservators and collections care professionals globally for more than 15 years.

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Tailored training

If your organisation is planning a major project, tailored project management training can be developed to address your specific context, risks, and constraints.


Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

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Project Management in Conservation and Collections Care
The Americas, Europe and the UK

Dates: 28th and 29th November 2026
Time: 11am (New York Time)*

Number of participants: 15
Duration: Two days
Venue: Online (Zoom platform)
Cost: $650 USD
Payment processed in NZD at the prevailing exchange rate.

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Project Management in Conservation and Collections Care
Asia and Pacific

Dates: 15th and 16th July 2026
Time: 11am (Sydney time)*

Number of participants: 15
Duration: Two days
Venue: Online
Cost:
AUD $990 ($1125 NZD + GST)
Payment processed in NZD at the prevailing exchange rate.

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Payment Details
Registration and payment are handled securely via Eventbrite. All fees are listed and charged in New Zealand Dollars (NZD). Your bank or card provider will apply the applicable exchange rate.
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Cancellation Policy
You may cancel your registration up to 15 days before the start of the course for a full refund.
Cancellations received after this date are non-refundable, except in exceptional circumstances.
To request a cancellation or discuss special circumstances, please contact us here.

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Technical Requirements
For online attendance, participants must have reliable internet access and be able to use the Zoom platform.
Please note that we are unable to provide technical support for individual connectivity or device issues during the course.

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Ethics and Professional Conduct
Participants are expected to maintain high standards of ethical behaviour and professional conduct, consistent with the values of the heritage and collections care field. This includes treating all participants with respect, engaging constructively in discussion, and contributing to a collaborative and psychologically safe learning environment where diverse perspectives are welcomed and respected.
 
Attendance and Participation
This course is interactive, and participants are expected to attend both days in full to gain maximum benefit from the programme.
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Course Delivery and Changes
We reserve the right to make minor adjustments to course content or delivery format where necessary. In the unlikely event that the course must be postponed or cancelled, registered participants will be notified promptly and offered a full refund or the option to transfer to a future course.

Heritage Collections Care Consortium, 2025
Care for Collections, Care for People

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