Visitor Services Coordinator

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Did you know?

In 2017, the Bank of Canada opened a new Bank of Canada Museum where visitors learn about the work that the Bank does to support the economic well-being of Canadians and explore Canada’s National Currency Collection. Our Museum is both a traditional museum and an interpretive centre. As a public outreach arm of the Bank’s Communications Department, the Museum’s mission is to clarify for Canadians the key functions of the Bank of Canada.

In addition, through the National Currency Collection the Museum interprets our monetary heritage, both Canadian and international. This position will support the Visitor Services team by delivering onsite and virtual programs as well as assisting with the development of educational programs and resources for schools which is a key initiative of the Museum.

Are you are interested in contributing to the Museum’s mission to help Canadians understand the economy, our economic heritage and the work of the Bank of Canada?

What you will do

Under the supervision of the Manager, Visitor Services, you help plan, coordinate, implement and deliver front-line services and programs to visitors with a special focus on educational programming on behalf of the Bank of Canada. In addition, you promote a better understanding of and appreciation for the Museum’s themes.

• offer high-quality service by delivering educational programs onsite and online, coordinating the daily operation of the Museum, answering questions about all aspects of the Museum and the functions of the Bank, etc.
• assist with the development and implementation of curriculum based educational programs
• assist the Interpretation and Outreach team in the development of virtual and onsite educational programs and support the research and development of new learning resources for schools
• develop, deliver, and provide ongoing training for the VS Team; training focused on best practices for both in-person and virtual program delivery of Museum Educational programs
• interpret the history and themes set out for the Museum and communicate them to the public through a variety of activities (guided visits, school programs, exhibitions, workshops, interactive games, etc.)
• contribute to the evaluation of visitors’ experience by gathering statistics and working on various short-term assignments, e.g., surveying visitors, evaluating Museum programs and services, and supporting Museum operations
• assign daily tasks to the Museum Guides, including, scheduling, special projects, and ensuring high-quality service in all areas of the Museum
• provide input into the recruitment and performance evaluation of the Museum’s interpretive staff, as well as in the planning, preparation and implementation of training programs in support of the management of the Museum

What you need to succeed

We are looking for an effective communicator, self-starter, and team player to join our Visitor Services team. You must be organized, and able to plan necessary resources to take steps to achieve objectives. Your problem-solving skills, adaptability and flexibility make you an ideal candidate for this role. We are also looking for someone with strong presentation techniques and experience in educational programming (virtually and in person).

This position requires availability on weekends and holidays and may be asked to work occasional evening shifts for special events.

Nice-to-have

Your education and experience

This position requires a post-secondary degree or diploma in a related field (e.g., education, public history, Museum education & interpretation studies, museum studies) and a minimum of one year of work experience coordinating services to the public and a minimum of two years of relevant programming experience (in person and virtual) in a museum or public setting. An equivalent combination of education and experience may also be considered.

What you need to know

What you can expect from us

This is a great opportunity to join a leading organization and be part of a high-performing team. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package designed to meet your needs at every stage of your life and career. For more information on key benefits please visit .

We wish to thank all applicants for their interest and effort in applying for this position. Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.