Natural and Human History Interpreters - Recreation Technician I Job Listing at City of Edmonton in Edmonton, AB (Job ID 51251)

Description

Are Ms. Frizzle and David Attenborough your role models?

Are you passionate about inspiring children and adults with incredible experiences and stories that engage people with our amazing world?

As a Natural & Human History Interpreter at John Walter Museum, Muttart Conservatory and the John Janzen Nature Centre you will inspire, motivate and connect guests to Edmonton's history, local plants & animals, and exotic plants from around the world.

What will you do?

• Lead and assist in developing a variety of educational programs including school and group programs, day camps, birthday parties, and registered programs
• Deliver drop-in programs and activities for the general public which consist of crafts, games, reading stories, performing experiments, roving, guided hikes/tours, group presentations, and theatrical activities like role playing
• Engage with and provide excellent customer service to the public, including children, parents/guardians, teachers, participants and group leaders
• Oversee volunteers during programming and events
• Manage group dynamics and behaviours, including resolving conflicts between program participants
• Respond to incidents, including those requiring first aid
• Assist in the maintenance of artifacts, exhibits and program supplies
• Set up and clean up program activities and events, including lifting of  tables and chairs
• Independently research program elements and complete administrative tasks
• Work at the John Janzen Nature Centre, Muttart Conservatory, and John Walter Museum based on facility needs
• Conduct other related duties as required