Creative Producer, Children and Families

at  NSW Australian Museum

KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE

• Demonstrated experience planning and delivering public programs for children and families and those with access needs.
• Demonstrated interest, knowledge and understanding in natural history, First Nations cultures and the environment.
• Experience working closely with artists, science communicators and other stakeholders during project development, planning and presentation stages.
• Effective relationship management with community, stakeholders and industry.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to liaise with a broad range of people.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

• Relevant tertiary qualifications or equivalent experience in education, science communication, event management, or the arts and cultural sector.
• Availability to work on weekends, public holidays and school holidays when required.
• A valid NSW Working with Children check.

We are looking for a Creative Producer, Children and Families to co-ordinate and produce a suite of high-quality, engaging and relatable programs and activities that bring the AM to life for a broad range of young audiences.
From school holiday programs and DinoSnore sleepovers, to Dinosaur Festivals and Early Bird Access Mornings, the role works alongside the AM’s Public Program team and AM staff to collaborate, develop and deliver innovative public programs and engagement which grow audience understanding of the AM’s exhibitions, collections and research, and transforms conversation around climate change, the environment and wildlife conservation.