The Learning Design Producer is critical to the efficient and effective development and delivery of high quality onsite, online and offsite learning programs and resources at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House.
This position plays a key role in coordinating and implementing highly successful onsite and digital programs, as well as supervising and training a high performing team of presenters in a heritage building
This job also requires developing and delivering professional development opportunities for teachers, tertiary students and museum colleagues; and working closely with other teams across the museum.
The Museum is open 364 days per year. After hours and weekend work may be required at times.
The key duties of the position include:
Under the broad direction of the Manager of Learning:
- Manage the development and coordination of onsite and digital learning programs; including staffing, program bookings, operational systems and program delivery to ensure high quality learning experiences for schools and youth audiences.
- Manage the development, delivery and evaluation of onsite, offsite and digital TQI identified and accredited professional learning programs for teachers.
- Take a leadership role in the recruitment, supervision, professional development and mentoring of staff.
- Contribute to the museum’s strategic direction for Learning.
- Support and promote productive stakeholder engagement and relationships across the museum, within the broader museum sector and with critical external stakeholder groups including teachers, associations, tour operators and school communities.
- Promote the museum and its vision to external stakeholders through social media platforms and representing the museum at virtual conferences and external meetings.
Interviews for the position are likely to be held between 16 December and 21 December 2021.
