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Tucson, AZ
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The Nature Niños Educator will work as part of the Education Team at the Children's Museum Oro Valley located at Tohono Chul Park. This is a charming destination in our Sonoran Desert combining year-round gardens accessible to the public with child centered play-based learning and explorations. This position is responsible for the implementation & daily management of the nature-based programming crafted to reflect the Museum's vision for this unique venue. Duties include but are not limited to daily facilitated activities/classes and programs, while cultivating a welcoming experience for visiting families with children throughout the exhibits and outdoor spaces. Must show a demonstrated commitment to the Museum's mission and the philosophy of nature-play, experiential learning, including the love of desert outdoors in different seasons. CMT is dedicated to five principals of internal organizational culture:
Inclusion, Accessibility, Professional Growth, Collaboration and Transparency Primary Responsibilities:
Implementing programming created by Educational Engagement Manager
Ensuring a welcoming, safe, and helpful atmosphere throughout the Museum space - indoors and outdoors, with exemplary customer service
Working to implement the Children's Museum Tucson's Education Department goals, directed to increase the Museum's nature-based programming; love of nature is helpful
Facilitating play with guests, enhancing engagement with desert landscape as reflected through programing
Ensuring exhibit safety and functionality
Following procedures, independently, for opening in the morning and closing at end of day
Collecting visitor data for program reporting
Participating in events and programs as necessary
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
Education and Experience:
Bachelor's degree in education, science and/or education, or related field
Previous teaching experience required
An equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered
Creative team player with experience in an educational environment serving young children with a strong commitment to hands-on learning and child-directed play
Language and Computer Skills:
Ability to speak, read and write in Spanish required
Excellent listening, verbal and written communication skills required
Ability to read, analyze and interpret documents
Proficient with Word, Excel and Outlook
Preferred knowledge of Cricket for graphics.
Other Skills and Abilities:
Exceptional public speaking and communicating with children and their adults
Classroom management techniques and expertise in behavioral management
Demonstrated leadership, comfortable working independently and excellent interpersonal skills
Proficient organizational abilities and the capacity to successfully multitask
Reporting Relationships:
The Nature Niños Educator is a member of the Museum's Education Department and reports to and coordinates directly with the Manager of Children's Museum Oro Valley @ Tohono Chul Park.