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MUSEUM INTERPRETERS
Term - Summer (May 11 to September 4)
About Us
The Prince Albert Historical Society operates the four museums in the City of Prince Albert, the Historical Museum, the John and Olive Diefenbaker Museum National Historic Site, the Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections, and the Evolution of Education Museum. These four museums, located in three areas of the city, represent the story of Prince Alberts people in their own distinct theme.
Job Summary
The Museum Interpreters, working such hours as designated by the Curator during the months of May through August, share in and contribute to a strong team atmosphere while carrying out responsibilities for the day-to-day operation of the museums operated by the Prince Albert Historical Society. Typical duties include tending to artifacts, guiding tours, and conducting research. Museum Interpreters will have an interest in local history, be friendly and outgoing, enjoy meeting members of the public, and display a high degree of motivation.
Qualifications:
-Applicants must be able to work individually as well as part of a team, have public speaking experience and experience working with the public.
-Willingness to learn detailed tour information for all local museums and the Downtown walking tour;
-Must be reliable, friendly and outgoing.
-Applicant must be enrolled at a post-secondary institution in September
-Preference will be given to those enrolled in a post-secondary Social Sciences program (History, Education, Anthropology/Archaeology)
-Meet eligibility criteria for Young Canada Works and Canada Summer Jobs
- A satisfactory criminal record check is required