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Chelsea Physic Garden
London
Posted: 7 Jul 2026
Deadline: 26 Jul 2026
Compensation: £44,000 - £45,000
Ethnicity Confident scheme Disability Confident scheme
Paid
Job description
This is an exciting time to join Chelsea Physic Garden. We are at the forefront of delivering a new 10-year strategy and developing a refreshed approach to engagement. The Head of Learning & Public Engagement (HLPE) will play a pivotal role in developing and delivering our new Learning & Engagement Plan, embedding it within the department’s strategic direction and guiding its impact over the next decade.
The Head of Public Learning & Engagement (HPLE) provides strategic leadership for the Learning & Engagement department, overseeing the development, delivery and evaluation of programmes for schools, families, volunteers, community and youth engagement, and public audiences. Working collaboratively across the organisation and with external partners, the postholder shapes and delivers an ambitious learning and engagement strategy aligned with Chelsea Physic Garden’s mission and vision. They foster meaningful relationships, ensuring the Garden is recognised as an inclusive, inspiring and impactful place for learning.
Application information
Please apply using our application form on our website and email it to jobs@chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk
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About Chelsea Physic Garden
Chelsea Physic Garden is London's oldest botanic garden, situated on the Thames Embankment. We were founded by the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries in 1673 to study plants and their medicinal properties. Today we are a charity open to the public to help share the importance of plants for the survival of living kind. In 2023 the Garden turns 350 and for this anniversary we are working toward the restoration of our Victoria Glasshouses.
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