[Bcma-l] Job Posting - Program Developer, Vancouver Police Museum

Mon, 25 Jun 2007 09:01:53 -0700

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Job Posting - Program Developer, Vancouver Police Museum

The Vancouver Police Centennial Museum is operated by the Vancouver Police Historical Society, a non-profit society and registered charity.  The mandate of the museum is to foster interest in the history of the Vancouver Police Department and to deliver educational programs that focus on crime prevention and the science of police work (forensic science).

Working under the supervision of the Museum Programmer, the successful candidate will be responsible for:

. assisting with the research and development of new educational and public programs
. creating supporting materials including, pre- and post- visit activities, vocabulary and program evaluations
. assisting with the development and implementation of a marketing plan for new programs
. recruiting and training volunteers to assist in program delivery
. delivering educational programs to elementary, secondary and ESL students
. conducting walking tours and guided tours of the museum
. greeting visitors to the museum, collecting admissions and handling gift shop sales

Requirements:
. currently enrolled as student in education, communications, history, museum studies, or other related field
. excellent communications and interpersonal skills
. computer literacy
. ability to work both independently and in a team
. ability to think creatively
. between 16 and 30 years of age and registered in the Young Canada Works candidate inventory
. willing to commit to working 35 hours per week from July 7 - September 1, 2007 and part-time in the fall

Please forward your resume to:

Marie Fenwick, Director
Vancouver Police Centennial Museum
240 E. Cordova St.
Vancouver, BC
V6A 1L3
marie@vancouverpolicemuseum.ca

Closing Date: July 2, 2007

This position is funded in part through the Department of Canadian Heritage's Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations.  For more information please visit www.youngcanadaworks.gc.ca.

Government of Canada job equity groups are encouraged to apply.

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<DIV>Job Posting - Program Developer, Vancouver Police Museum The 
Vancouver Police Centennial Museum is operated by the Vancouver Police 
Historical Society, a non-profit society and registered charity.&nbsp; The 
mandate of the museum is to foster interest in the history of the Vancouver 
Police Department and to deliver educational programs that focus on crime 
prevention and the science of police work (forensic science). Working 
under the supervision of the Museum Programmer, the successful candidate will be 
responsible for: . assisting with the research and development of new 
educational and public programs . creating supporting materials including, 
pre- and post- visit activities, vocabulary and program evaluations . 
assisting with the development and implementation of a marketing plan for new 
programs . recruiting and training volunteers to assist in program 
delivery . delivering educational programs to elementary, secondary and ESL 
students . conducting walking tours and guided tours of the museum . 
greeting visitors to the museum, collecting admissions and handling gift shop 
sales Requirements: . currently enrolled as student in education, 
communications, history, museum studies, or other related field . excellent 
communications and interpersonal skills . computer literacy . ability to 
work both independently and in a team . ability to think creatively . 
between 16 and 30 years of age and registered in the Young Canada Works 
candidate inventory . willing to commit to working 35 hours per week from 
July 7 - September 1, 2007 and part-time in the fall Please forward your 
resume to: Marie Fenwick, Director Vancouver Police Centennial 
Museum 240 E. Cordova St. Vancouver, BC V6A 1L3 <A 
href="">marie@vancouverpolicemuseum.ca</A> Closing Date: July 2, 
2007 This position is funded in part through the Department of Canadian 
Heritage's Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations.&nbsp; For more 
information please visit <A 
href="">www.youngcanadaworks.gc.ca</A>. Government of Canada job equity 
groups are encouraged to apply. </DIV></BODY></HTML>

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