Learning & Public Engagement Officer
- Develop and deliver inspiring learning experiences and public programs.
- Engage with diverse audiences including children, families, and community groups.
- Support Visitor Services Officers and contribute to program planning.
The CFC’s role is to manage, develop, present, and promote cultural activities across the ACT through a diverse portfolio of performing arts, visual arts, social history and heritage venues.
As the ACT Government’s largest cultural organisation, the CFC plays a central role in connecting communities with rich artistic and cultural experiences. Through its venues and programs, the organisation brings together artists, audiences and partners to deliver engaging performances, exhibitions and events, while preserving and interpreting significant collections and heritage places.In this dynamic role, you will work with children, young people, families, schools, community groups and adult audiences to create meaningful connections with visual arts, social history and heritage. You will deliver engaging programs, support special events, manage the CMAG Art Studio, and contribute to a welcoming, accessible and inclusive visitor experience
Working as part of a collaborative and passionate team, you will also help supervise and support Visitor Services Officers, contribute to program planning and evaluation, and build strong relationships with artists, educators, community organisations and other stakeholders.
What we're looking for
We're seeking someone who:
• Has experience delivering education, learning or public programs in a museum, gallery, heritage, cultural or educational setting.
• Communicates effectively with diverse audiences and stakeholders.
• Is organised, adaptable and able to manage competing priorities.
• Is committed to child safety, inclusion and accessibility.
• Enjoys working collaboratively in a team environment.
Teaching experience or qualifications will be highly regarded. A current Working with Vulnerable People registration, or the ability to obtain and maintain one, is essential.
What we offer
At the Cultural Facilities Corporation, you'll be part of the ACT's largest cultural organisation, helping deliver memorable arts, culture and heritage experiences for the community. You'll join a supportive and high-performing team committed to creativity, inclusion, collaboration and continuous improvement.
This is a permanent shift-worker position (35 hours per week) operating across a roster that includes weekdays, evenings and weekends. Applicants must be available to work these shifts in accordance with operational requirements. (salary will be pro rata @ 35 hr pw)
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