Education Specialist, Public Programmes

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Be part of our diverse and inclusive team.

Job Responsibilities

• Support the museum with daily operations including welcoming school groups, corporate groups and public visitors
• Work closely with the Programmes Team on delivering educational offers such as tours, workshops, online programmes and events to schools and the public
• Engage with the Museum’s visitors in a positive and professional manner, inspire and inform visitors of exhibitions and other spaces / activities within the Museum
• Always provide quality experience to school groups and public visitors
• Project a professional impression of the Museum always both verbally and in appearance
• Maintain a clear understanding of all Standard Operating Procedures and all exhibitions relevant to the Museum
• Liaise with Assistant Producer/Producer on daily and weekly roster patterns
• Perform shift responsibilities, including weekends and public holidays reporting to the Assistant Producer/Producer for the smooth running of the day-to-day shift operations
• Will be required to work some evenings and weekends for special programmes/events
• To support in the planning and operations of exhibition related programming
• Assist with administrative processes, including but not limited to updating websites, ticketing, daily operations, scheduling and when required, supporting Group Liaisons Officer to attend to enquiries
• Take stock of all inventories needed to run and execute our educational programmes;
• Take on any other duties within the Museum, as the business requires
  
  

Job Requirements

Education & Certification

• Minimum Diploma in Tourism/Hospitality/Arts Management/Art Education or related field preferred
  
  

Experience

• Minimum 1 year working experience in education and/or public engagement in the arts, culture or science industries
  
  

Other Prerequisites

• The ability to demonstrate a passion for learning and communicating the arts and sciences
• Enjoy working with children and people of all ages
• An awareness of current practices in museum-based education and/or education more broadly
• Motivated and energetic, with the experience of having worked in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
• Able to use good judgment and discretion and maintain calm demeanor in high volume or stressful situations
• Strong written and spoken English and a confident public speaker
• Experience of presenting information to individuals or groups in a public/educational context
  
  

Marina Bay Sands is committed to building a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce, providing equal opportunities as we grow our talent base to match our growth ambitions in Singapore. Our employees are committed to adhere to and abide by all rules, regulations, policies and procedures, including the rules of conduct and business ethics of the Company.