Education Officer (1 Year, Museum)

Educational Programme

1. Work closely in a team of two, to manage school visits to the museum.

2. Keep track and handle school bookings via booking portal, emails, and phone calls, etc.

3. Answer email and phone enquiries from schools.

4. Welcome school groups to the museums, conduct mass briefings to large groups, and undertake crowd control measures during peak periods or when there are a few school groups in the museum.

5. Prepare and co-ordinate logistics, security services, and learning resources required.

6. Monitor, stock take and procure resources.

7. Update programme SOP and guidelines when required.

8. Collate and track the relevant monthly statistics/KPIs.

Secondary Duties and Responsibilities

School Workshops, Programmes and Exhibitions

1. Co-ordinate logistics / equipment list for all workshops and programmes.

2. Assist in the coordination and the running of the workshops or programmes – both onsite and online.

3. Work with the Education Managers in research and content development in the following domains – Early Childhood Programmes, Education Programmes, Access Programmes.
4. Handle the dissemination and distribution of marketing materials like school brochures, newsletter, resource kits etc.

5. Assist in maintaining exhibition interpretive spaces.

6. Handle ad-hoc duties as assigned by the incumbent’s supervisor.

May be required to work on weekend occasionally for programmes/school visits

Requirements:
Minimum Education Level: Diploma or Degree

Field of study: Arts management, education, art, history, or museum/gallery-related is preferred.

Skillset:

- Able to manage large student groups up to 120pax per session.

- Able to give mass briefing in a clear, firm and professional manner.

- Able to work well in and adapt to a fast-paced environment and remain calm in unpredictable situations.

- Able to work well in a team of two/small team.

- Professional communication and good email writing skills as the incumbent will be handling large volume of email correspondences with teachers, stakeholders and vendors.

- Organised and careful with details.

- Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Office (especially with using excel), Outlook email, online booking portals.

Working Hours: Mondays to Fridays (Office hours)
Salary: $2500-3100/Month

EA License No.: 96C4864

Reg. No.: R22110485 (Shanice Lim Xin Ni)