Career Quest

The Museum Curator in the South African Police Service collects and displays documents and items that represent the history and development of the South African Police Service. He/she preserves documents pertaining information on displayed and non-displayed items in the South African Police Service Museum. The Museum Curator also does exhibitions in accordance with police priorities for purposes of educating and informing members of the public. He/she manages the artists working in the museum and supervises the arrangements for guided tours to the satisfaction of members of the public.

What are the minimum requirements to become a Museum Curator?

To work as a Museum Curator in the South African Police Service you must have a relevant tertiary qualification in Art and have relevant managerial experience.

Training:

In-service training will be provided in the South African Police Service.

Where can you be stationed?

Museum Curators in the South African Police Service can be stationed at Communication and Liaison Services: Corporate Image and Heritage.

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