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Conservator
The work of a conservator includes a wide range of tasks in the field of conservation and protection of cultural heritage using scientific research and methods. The main tasks include recording and documenting heritage, its evaluation, preparation of proposals and guidelines for its protection and conservation, as well as various tasks in the field of popularization and promotion of heritage.
A conservator is a specialist for the protection of cultural heritage. A conservator must have at least high education and passed professional examination in the field of conservation. A conservator keeps record, evaluates, researches and in particular preserves cultural heritage. A conservator harmonises the measures for heritage protection and advises owners on a comprehensive care of preservation and promotes the heritage and its integrated preservation.
Conditions
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The conservator shall have acquired publicly valid high education of at least level 2 in the field of museology or conservation science or publicly valid high education of at least level 2 in the relevant field and one-year training in the organisation in the field of cultural heritage protection.
Evidence
- Evidence of education
Legal basis
Recognition of qualifications acquired abroad
There are following systems for the recognition of professional qualifications acquired in the EU: