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Conservator-restorer
The task of the conservator-restaurateur is the physical preservation of cultural heritage for present and future generations. The conservator-restaurateur contributes to the understanding of cultural heritage in terms of its aesthetic and historical significance and its physical integrity. The conservator-restaurateur accepts responsibility for the implementation of diagnostic examinations, conservation and restoration treatment of cultural heritage objects and for the documentation of all interventions performed on them.
Conditions
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The conservator-restorer shall acquire publicly valid high education of at least level 1 in the relevant restoration field or adequate high education of at least level 1 in the relevant field and at least two years of training in the restoration of the selected type.
The conservator-restorer shall have publicly valid high education of at least level 1 in the relevant field of restoration to pursue the conservation and restoration of the fine art heritage.
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:
Cross-border provisions of profession
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