Cultural Heritage Protection Instructor

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Industry & Occupation

Public Service, Legal & Administration

Classification

Summary

A professional who conducts surveys, guidance, and advice on cultural heritage protection in local governments and other organizations, promoting conservation and management.

Description

Cultural Heritage Protection Instructors work for local governments or cultural heritage protection organizations, conducting current condition surveys of cultural properties, deterioration diagnoses, formulation of conservation management plans, and guidance and advice to restoration technicians. Based on the Cultural Properties Protection Law and related regulations, they prepare survey reports and handle coordination and educational activities with owners, restorers, and local residents. Through on-site surveys and document research, they determine appropriate conservation measures and collaborate with museums and cultural heritage centers to improve conservation environments. They also work on introducing the latest conservation and restoration techniques and digital recording methods, supporting the sustainable use of cultural heritage and its inheritance to future generations.

Future Outlook

While there are concerns about a shortage of human resources due to aging, the importance of cultural heritage protection is increasing, and demand is expected to remain stable with the use of digital technologies.

Personality Traits

Can pay attention to details / Has cooperativeness / Has curiosity or inquiring mind / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Business Trips / Flexitime System / Local Government Employment / Museum Cultural Heritage Institution Employment

Career Path

Local Government Employee (Cultural Heritage Protection) → Chief Cultural Heritage Protection Instructor → Section Chief・Department Head Level (Cultural Heritage Department) → Expert Committee Member・Advisor

Required Skills

Cultural Properties Protection Law / Material Properties Understanding / On-site Survey Recording / Survey Report Preparation

Recommended Skills

3D Modeling / CAD・GIS / Conservation and Restoration Techniques / Project Management

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking To determine the causes of deterioration and restoration methods for cultural properties.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy To not overlook minute damage or deterioration.
Communication Skills Due to frequent advice and coordination with stakeholders.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Required to acquire new technologies and legal knowledge.
Planning & Organization Necessary for planning and managing surveys and restoration projects.
Problem Solving Necessary for deterioration countermeasures and restoration method adjustments.

Related Qualifications

  • Cultural Heritage Conservation and Restoration Technician Certification
  • Curator (Appointment Qualification)

Related Jobs

  • Archaeological Site Excavation Surveyor
  • Cultural Heritage Conservation and Restoration Technician
  • Museum Curator

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