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Voluntary Work Fund

The AAH Voluntary Work Fund offers funding to UK-based undergraduate and postgraduate students on placements or internships within the UK. Individuals are entitled to up to £500 towards placement-related expenses such as accommodation, travel and food. The Voluntary Work Fund supports both full-time and part-time placements/ internships.

The VWF will open for applications again in the Spring, for placement past June 2012. The information below applies to the 2011 scheme and is provided for information only. Eligibility criteria and application procedures are unlikely to change substantially for the 2012 scheme, but please do keep you eye on this page for further details when they become available.

The deadline for applications will be 1st July 2012. Full details will appear in the Spring.


 

Voluntary Work Fund 2011

Would you like to curate exhibitions?
Conserve paintings?
Run art auctions?
Or work in a picture library?

These are examples of internships that the Association of Art Historians funded last year. The voluntary work placement fund is available to assist AAH members with the costs of work experience placements to gain valuable experience. Whatever career in art history you are aiming for, voluntary work can really take you places, and the AAH can help.

 

Deadline: 31st May, 17:00.


PLEASE NOTE: You must be an AAH member to apply for the award. Please join the Association before submitting your application.

In the words of a previous recipient...
“Without the funding from AAH I would not have been able to benefit so greatly from the opportunities that I was offered in London and to feel such adrenalin course through my veins and for this I am very grateful for the chance to get stuck in and have this incredible insight and experience.” Tom Best, volunteer at Christie’s, London

If you have any queries regarding the AAH Voluntary Work Fund please contact admin@aah.org.uk

Voluntary Work Fund Reports and Feedback
Reports by students who have undertaken placements/internships that have been supported by the Voluntary Work Fund are published in Bulletinwhich is now available to view online. See Bulletin 102 for reports from last year's competiion. An example from the 2011 scheme is online at http://www.aah.org.uk/post/630.

2009 VWF Recipient Laura Hinde 2009 VWF Recipient Laura Hinde