ID: 245025
Events Coordinator and Administrative Assistant for The Glengarry Pioneer Museum
Dunvegan ON
Education/Training/Certifications | Éducation/Formation/Certifications
The Glengarry Pioneer Museum is hiring post secondary students, or mature high school students. The positions will range between 8 and 15 weeks.
Events Coordinator and Administrative Assistant
Under the daily supervision of the Curator/Administrator, the Events Coordinator and Administrative Assistant will:
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Act as a liaison with event planning committees to determine what they need from museum staff to prepare for their special events and ensure those needs are met. This will likely involve managing pre-registration initiatives, recruiting volunteers, securing necessary permissions from health authorities and arranging for necessary permits.
- Take a lead role in a small team to plan and implement an outdoor, volunteer appreciation BBQ scheduled for early August. This will involve sending invitations, planning a menu, and a schedule of activities (e.g. speeches, trivia, games, etc.)
- Prepare weekly finances for transfer to the Treasurer. This includes tallying admission, donations, memberships, gift shop sales, etc. Monitor the gift shop inventory to ensure it is updating correctly.
- Make monthly updates to the museum’s website to ensure event information is up-to-date and easy to find from the home page. Research other museum websites and make suggestions for improvements to our own.
- Share what staff are working on behind-the-scenes via Social Media at least once per week. This could include short video clips of staff showing an artifact they are working on, or a photograph with short description.
- Improve the museum’s online profile by updating the museum’s information on various tourism websites such as TripAdvisor, Ontario Travel sites, etc.
- Share in the daily operational duties of opening, closing, communicating with the public and an increased cleaning regime to be followed by all staff. As an official language minority community, there are often opportunities to speak French.
Position Requirements / Exigences du poste
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma and at least a year, or more, of post-secondary education, preferred;
- Open to students who are coming from full-time studies
- Interest in History, Social Sciences, Museum Studies, Education, Tourism, Business, or Photography/Videography, preferred.
- Written and oral fluency in English;
- Written and oral proficiency in French, preferred;
- Strong interpersonal communication skills;
- Demonstrated ability to work in group environments and possesses strong team player attributes.
- Physically able to lift and handle different types of artifacts and displays;
- Commitment to learning and following a work plan.
- Ability to accept and learn from feedback.
- Demonstrated initiative and responsibility.
- Basic knowledge of Adobe Premier Pro, preferred. Training will be provided.
- Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Social platforms
Applications are Due by: March 17, 2025
Please send your resume including a cover letter to the email address specified below by March 18, 2024.
They can be emailed to: [email protected]
Type of Job / Type d'emploi: Student / Étudiant,
Hourly Wage/Salary | Salaire horaire/annuel: $18.20/hour
Hours / Heures: full time for summer/Start Date: approximately May 12, 2025 to August 30, 2025
Closes / Date de fermeture: Mar 17, 2025
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