The professional guideline (3) of the European Confederation of Conservator-Restorers’ Organization(E.C.C.O.) describes the necessary education to become a professional conservator.
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The qualified conservator should be at Master's level. Both theoretical education and practical training needs to be organized in good balance. Graduates should be capable of independent research, and also collaborate with all other professions concerned with the preservation of “cultural heritage”.
The qualified conservator should be at Master's level. Both theoretical education and practical training needs to be organized in good balance. Graduates should be capable of independent research, and also collaborate with all other professions concerned with the preservation of “cultural heritage”.
