Heritage Interpreter & Small Arms Safety Lead

State of North Carolina - Natural and Cultural Resources; North Carolina; In loco; USD 34.000 - 43.000; Tempo pieno

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Descrizione del lavoro

The Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens, part of the State of North Carolina's Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, seeks an Historical Interpreter III to deliver tours and manage programs. You will recruit and train volunteers, oversee safety for 18th-19th century arms, and help plan events with Education Branch staff.

Eligible candidates bring a high school diploma and four years of museum tour experience; a future safety officer license is supported by training.

Competenze

• Working knowledge of state and national history.
• Considerable knowledge of site history.
• Ability to adapt historical tours to age, interest, or time constraints.
• Ability to obtain certified safety officer licensure through DNCR.
• Ability to organize and prioritize work schedules for multiple tasks.

Mansioni

• Deliver daily tours and interpret history across site buildings.
• Manage program needs including budgeting and event planning with Education Branch.
• Recruit, train, and coordinate volunteers and uniforms/gear.
• Represent the organization professionally to visitors and partners.
• Serve as Certified Safety Officer for 18th–19th century arms and training.
• Provide event setup/takedown and administrative support as needed.

Conoscenze

State and national history knowledge

Site history knowledge

Adapt tours to audience/time

Safety officer licensure readiness

Schedule management

Formazione

High school diploma or GED

Descrizione del lavoro

The Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens, part of the State of North Carolina's Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, seeks an Historical Interpreter III to deliver tours and manage programs. You will recruit and train volunteers, oversee safety for 18th-19th century arms, and help plan events with Education Branch staff.

Eligible candidates bring a high school diploma and four years of museum tour experience; a future safety officer license is supported by training.