Published 16th Feb 2015 by Events
Chamber member the National Coal Mining Museum is currently recruiting for a range of exciting new Living History Interpreter roles.
Do you have teaching experience and a love of role-play and drama? Can you tell a good story and communicate with a wide variety of people? Do you have a passion for heritage learning?
This role would particularly suit an ex/retired teacher who wishes to use their skills in a creative learning environment or a drama
professional who has experience of using ‘Theatre in Education’ techniques. The Living History team work on a casual basis and are booked for school workshops according to demand and for weekend/holiday events.
Candidates will be required to:
Deliver costumed workshops ‘in-role’ to schools during term-time according to demand
Deliver interactive storytelling performances to the general public on weekends, for special events and during school holidays
Work flexibly within the education team
Full training and induction will be provided. Rate of pay is £9.18 per hour.
For further details of this role please contact Jayne Young, Education Officer on 01924 848806.
An application pack can be obtained by email to joanne.healey@ncm.org.uk
For more information visit www.ncm.org.uk or follow @NCMME on Twitter.