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Job Offer: Public Programmes Coordinator:Job description:Job detailsOrganisation Auckland Council Closes 18 Jul 2021 Posted on 2 Jul 2021 Region Auckland Work type Full time employment Work classification Community & Access Arts, Culture & Heritage, Management & Admin Share» Busy, dynamic function delivering Maritime Museum's public programmes» Inspiring environment working alongside passionate people » Permanent, full-time opportunity He angit?tanga: The opportunity Maritime Museum is committed to creating a rich and varied calendar of public programmes which includes complimentary programmes for temporary exhibitions, regular family programmes, one-off events and on-water practices for the diverse communities of T?maki Makaurau. The function of the Public Programmes Team is to bring the museum's collections, exhibitions and stories to life, creating memorable and engaging practices all over the year onsite, on the water and off site. Reporting to the Public Programmes Manager, the Public Programmes Coordinator will assist with the development of the public programmes calendar and will be responsible for the delivery of the agreed calendar within budget and time frame. You'll coordinate the public programming and activities that engage our communities, working collegiately with teams across the Museum and wider stakeholders. He k?rero m?u: About you We're looking for an exceptional individual with a strong background in coordinating programme delivery. This could include talks, performances, lectures, dance, film, workshops, youth and holiday activities, events, interactions and tours for diverse audiences in a Museum, arts or gallery context. You'll be creative, highly organised, with excellent communication expertise and attention to detail. A full driver's license is a requirement. Ng? ?huatanga kei a m?tou: What we offer This is a permanent, full-time position, working 40 hours Monday to Friday. Please note this function includes some evening and weekend work, which may include public holidays as required to deliver the programmes. Hui Te Ananui a Tangaroa, the New Zealand Maritime Museum, celebrates our nation's bond with the ocean. Sitting at the gateway of Auckland's vibrant Viaduct Basin on Hobson Wharf, the Museum is Auckland's primary CBD-located waterfront visitor attraction. We provide unique discovery practices to ensure present and future generations can continue the legacy of innovators, of dreamers, and of pioneers. Apply now via our careers site, and ensure you attach a bespoke covering letter that is written for this position. We want to know why you're interested in this function and what makes you a great fit! Applications close Sunday 18th Julyat 11.59PM Links & Contact info: Apply Now Skills:
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