Collections Interpreter - Center for Collections & Research
Cranbrook Schools · Bloomfield Hills, MI · 1 wk ago
Information TechnologyFull-time
Responsibilities
- Develop and present tours and programs related to Cranbrook’s architecture, historic collections, and history for a variety of constituents.
- Research new programs or tours, write up protocols, and be responsible for the development and delivery of certain programs.
- Demonstrate a mastery of the tour content and have excellent presentation and large group management skills.
Requirements
- Enthusiasm for the content and an eagerness to share that enthusiasm with learners of all ages.
- A college level art history, architectural history, or other relevant course required, a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree strongly preferred.
- Minimum of one year of experience teaching to a variety of ages, either formal or informal, required.
- Customer service experience and the ability to positively and effectively work with individuals and groups, with an emphasis on adult audiences.
- A valid State of Michigan driver’s license with satisfactory driving record and the use of a personal automobile is required in order to meet tour groups at various campus destinations.
- The ability to navigate stairs and uneven terrain, including unpaved garden and woodland paths, and lead tours that may be several hours long.
- The use of a personal cell phone is required to communicate with Center staff while conducting campus tours.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
- Enthusiasm for the content and an eagerness to share that enthusiasm with learners of all ages.
- A college level art history, architectural history, or other relevant course required, a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree strongly preferred.
- Minimum of one year of experience teaching to a variety of ages, either formal or informal, required.
- Customer service experience and the ability to positively and effectively work with individuals and groups, with an emphasis on adult audiences.
- A valid State of Michigan driver’s license with satisfactory driving record and the use of a personal automobile is required in order to meet tour groups at various campus destinations.
- The ability to navigate stairs and uneven terrain, including unpaved garden and woodland paths, and lead tours that may be several hours long.
- The use of a personal cell phone is required to communicate with Center staff while conducting campus tours.