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Duties include:
-oversee the development and implementation of 2 age appropriate summer childrens programs based on the exhibitions and displays
-present an outline of program content and supplies to HR committee for approval before the program is promoted and delivered.
-purchase supplies based on a budget for each program and provide receipts for all purchases.
-provide instruction and supervision for summer programming
-provide parent/children contact lists and photographs/images with completed photo release forms
-ensure that the program area is set up before and keep the space and surrounding areas safe, clean and that all supplies/equipment are put away at the end of each day
-learn and apply protocols by the Saskatchewan Health Authority regarding keeping visitors/staff/volunteers safe when at the museum
-create an inventory of supplies and equipment remaining at the end of the program
-ensure the Museum, its artifacts, displays and assets are protected from damage
-develop community based programming through a series of weekly family based activities that can be undertaken outside of the museum.
-create a virtual tour of the new feature exhibition to be posted on the Museums website which will contain learning and interactive opportunities.
Requirements:
*full time post-secondary students returning in the Fall
*excellent written and verbal English skills
*excellent interpersonal skills, ability to think independently and creatively and work well as part of a team
*familiar with computers and basic office equipment
*experience with program development would be an asset
*create detailed records of work completed over the summer and provide written final evaluations of projects/programs initiated *interest in history and demonstrated community involvement
*must possess a reliable vehicle and hold a valid drivers license
*required to provide a police check before hiring.
Essential Skills
- Reading text
- Document use
- Writing
- Oral communication
- Working with others
- Problem solving
- Decision making
- Critical thinking
- Job task planning and organizing
- Finding information
Credentials (certificates, licences, memberships, courses, etc.)
- Not required
- Not applicable
Additional Skills
- Use computer hardware and software
- Perform administrative tasks
Specific Skills
- Deliver presentations at conferences, workshops or symposia
Work Setting
- Community organization
Area Of Specialization
- Aboriginal or First Nations education
- Teacher training or certification
- Multicultural education
- Curriculum development and evaluation
- Community services
- Co-operative education
Policy and Program Experience
- Secondary education
- Elementary education
Area of Functional Expertise
- Public relations or communications