Education Officer
NERAM is seeking a dynamic and motivated arts education professional with a commitment to the development and delivery of quality life-long creative education programs that will inspire and challenge a range of audiences and create opportunities for our community. NERAM Creative Learning focuses on promoting the role of museums in supporting the educational needs of students, including specific curriculum-based programs for local schools.
Applications due 8th December
Please download the Position Description and Information for Applicants for full details.
Education Officer Position Description
Information For Applicants Education Officer
INTERN POSITIONS
NERAM recognises the importance of internships in enabling students to gain valuable workplace experience and develop industry-specific abilities in a chosen area. NERAM values the contribution that interns make to the workplace and provides the opportunity for students to develop personally and professionally in a supportive environment.
Preference is given to students who are currently enrolled in a recognised Australian tertiary educational institution. Students studying the visual arts, arts/museum administration, conservation or an area in which NERAM has an identified expertise will be given priority over other applicants.
NERAM provides a flexible and practical internship program which offers placements in a combination of different areas to provide as broad an experience as possible. Placements can be negotiated in terms of length and of hours worked. Areas will include:
- Visitor experience
- Marketing
- Museum of Printing
- Fundraising/Functions
- Public Programs
- Curatorial Research
- Registration and Collection Management
Basic accommodation in our on-site Artist-in-Residence area, comprising a separate bedroom, bathroom and living area and basic kitchen requirements, may be available free to any NERAM intern during the term of their internship. A small security bond will be required which will be refundable at the end of the internship.
WORK EXPERIENCE POSITIONS
The New England Regional Art Museum offers work experience in a sincere effort to provide a quality, diversified program in which students from a variety of educational disciplines have the opportunity to apply traditional academic classroom learning to actual work situations within the Museum, in order to develop personal and professional skills for future career development and placement.
Work Experience Information Kit And Application Form
