Museum Educator

Key Responsibilities
Facilitate and engage children and families in hands-on Arts and STEAM activities and programs in exhibits and classroom spaces.
Support inclusive and sensory-friendly learning experiences for children with diverse learning needs.
Assist with program setup, breakdown, cleanup, and organization of materials and supplies.
Maintain clean, organized, and accessible program and storage areas.
Provide a welcoming and positive experience for children, families, educators, and community partners.
Travel to and support outreach programs at schools and community locations within the Bronx, as assigned.
Support on-site field trips as Field Trip Leaders on weekdays.
Support our Visitor Services team as a cashier when assigned.
Represent the Bronx Children's Museum professionally in the community.
Follow Museum policies and procedures related to safety, visitor experience, and working with children.
Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members regarding program needs, concerns, and operational matters.
Take on additional responsibilities appropriate to the position as needed.

Requirements
At least two years of experience working with young children in a formal or community-based educational setting, such as schools, daycare, after-school programs, camps, museums, or youth programs. Babysitting experience alone does not typically meet this requirement.
H.S. or higher (AA or working on Bachelors).
Strong interest in children's education, learning, and development.
Ability to engage children and families in a warm, positive, and professional manner.
Strong communication, interpersonal, and critical-thinking skills.
Ability to multitask, work collaboratively, and adapt in a fast-paced environment.
Commitment to the mission and values of the Bronx Children's Museum.
Preferred:

Three or more years of relevant experience.
Experience in Arts, STEAM, museum education, informal learning, or community-based education.
Experience facilitating hands-on educational activities or group programs.
Experience supporting neurodivergent children and/or creating inclusive, sensory-responsive learning experiences.
Associate degree or coursework in education, arts, science, child development, museum education, or a related field.
Customer service or visitor-facing experience.
Bilingual or multilingual communication skills, particularly Spanish/English.