You’ll greet and welcome our visitors, respond to (or pass on) any question they may have, and direct them to the right part of the museum’s displays and books.
You’ll open set up and close the museum.
And you’ll be ready to raise the alarm and take the immediate actions should any emergency arise.
You’ll want to be able to relate to people, to be ready to engage them and answer their questions.
Basic computer skills will allow you to better show our visitors how the IT equipment works, but aren’t essential.
We’re just back from the High Street, next to Watersmeet. The map on our website shows you where to park: the Met Line station is about five minutes walk, and buses stop nearby.
We’re the all-volunteer local history and heritage resource of Three Rivers, and we tell the story of what it was like to live and work round here. We’re growing and developing, and we have a wide range of opportunities covering all sorts of activities.
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