Overview
A temporary position is available for a Museum Educator from October 2, 2024, to May 31, 2025. This role focuses on making cultural experiences accessible to everyone.
Job Responsibilities
The Museum Educator will plan and conduct educational activities at the Jönköpings County Museum. Responsibilities include:
- Conducting tours for various groups, especially children and young people.
- Preparing materials for digital lesson planning.
- Collaborating with the public activities team and working independently.
Qualifications
- Teaching degree and documented work experience as a teacher/educator.
- Preferred experience in art or cultural history, especially in the museum sector.
- Knowledge of school curricula and ability to develop educational programs.
- Strong team player with the ability to work independently.
- Proficiency in Office 365 and good general IT knowledge.
- Excellent Swedish and English language skills.
- B driver’s license advantageous.
- Extract from the criminal record for work in schools or preschools required.
Working Hours
- Weekdays from 8 am – 5 pm.
- Evening and weekend work may occur.
Application Process
Submit CV and cover letter via the recruitment system by August 11. Attach relevant certificates and grades for a faster recruitment process. Interviews will be conducted on August 21 and 22.
Contact Information
- Mona Netterström, Head of Public Activities: 036-301804 (available from July 29)
- Henrik Johansson, Union Representative: 036-301812 (available weeks 25-26 and 30-31)
Workplace
Jönköpings County Museum offers a secure, inclusive, and flexible workplace. Employees benefit from skills development, active work environment management, and good working conditions.
Application Details
- Employment Type: Special fixed-term employment
- Employment Ends: May 31, 2025
- Employment Scope: Full-time
- Start Date: October 2, 2024, or earlier
- Salary: Monthly salary
- Number of Open Positions: 1
- Employment Rate: 100%
About Jönköpings County Museum
Jönköpings County Museum is an art and cultural history museum dedicated to making cultural heritage accessible and contributing to research, free opinion formation, and cultural experiences on equal terms for everyone.
