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Inspire curiosity, creativity, and connection through learning. Join Hawke’s Bay Museum and bring our collections, stories, and exhibitions to life for young people across the region. This is a rewarding opportunity to design and deliver innovative education programmes that make a real difference to how students experience learning beyond the classroom. As an Educator at Hawke’s Bay Museum, you’ll develop and deliver curriculum-aligned programmes that support the New Zealand Curriculum, deepen student engagement, and enhance learning outcomes for tamariki and rangatahi aged 5–18. Working closely with the Visitor Engagement Manager, curators, educators, and external partners, you’ll contribute to the ongoing development of Hawke’s Bay Museum's education offering — from school visits and outreach programmes to holiday programmes, tours, and special learning initiatives. Your work will connect students directly with primary resources, local histories, and cultural narratives, helping them engage meaningfully with the region and its stories. This is a permanent, part-time opportunity working 32 hours per week.
Job Responsibility:
Design and deliver engaging, curriculum-aligned education programmes that bring Hawke’s Bay Museum's collections and exhibitions to life
Create meaningful learning experiences for students aged 5–18 that complement and enhance classroom learning
Work collaboratively with curators, educators, teachers, and the Education Advisory Group to continuously improve programme quality
Deliver education programmes across Hawke’s Bay Museum, in schools, and at locations across Hawke’s Bay and beyond
Contribute to a dynamic education offering, including school visits, outreach, holiday programmes, tours, and special initiatives
Requirements:
Qualified educator with a strong understanding of the New Zealand Curriculum and effective teaching practice
Proven experience engaging and leading young people in inclusive, participatory learning environments
Highly organised and proactive, with the ability to balance programme delivery, planning, and administration
Full, clean NZ drivers' licence
Demonstrated interest in museums, galleries, or the wider cultural sector and the role of education within it
Strong commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and culturally responsive practice
What we offer:
5 weeks annual leave after 2 years service
Discounted Health Insurance Work Scheme + Eye Test Subsidy
Retailer Discounts + Study assistance
Employee Assistance Program (OCP)
Quarterly values awards + Birthday vouchers + Social club