Qatar Museums Hiring for Family and Youth Program Coordinator Job at Doha Full Time

Key Accountabilities:

• Research and assess existing informal educational and cultural offers for the public in Qatar to better position NMoQ education in targeting this market.
• Develop, schedule and conduct programs, classes, workshops and other presentations for youth, families, and other adult groups.
• Develop written plans for various projects
• Develop orientated resources and programmes that highlight the stories and objects of the NMoQ.
• Plan and direct all programming initiatives for the museum’s indoor and outdoor play areas.
• Identify and liaise with community groups in efforts to create partnership working with NMoQ.
• Represent and speak for issues relating to families and communities within the Learning and Outreach department and at cross-departmental level.
• Create monthly a report of programs and attendance.
• Manage all artists and educators working on the family and outreach education programme.
• Identify and recruit freelance staff in the delivery of public programmes.
• Supervise volunteers, students, and freelance staff involved in events and activities.
• Assess annual budget needs for public programming.
• Report on end of year spending for all public programs projects.
• Co-ordinate all correspondence internally and with external stakeholders.
• Write and submit regular evaluation reports on all family and outreach projects.
• Undertake staff reviews on assistant posts.

Qualifications/Requirements:

• B.A. in Art or Humanities. in education or cultural studies.

• M.A./M.F.A in Art or Humanities – desirable but not essential.

• 3 years working in either the formal or informal education sector with families and/or diverse audiences.

• In-depth knowledge of the informal learning sector in Qatar with particular emphasis on family education.

• Awareness, and ideally, experience of working with diverse cultural groups in Qatar.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Job Type: Full-time