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Established in 1914, Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is a renowned hub of learning and exploration—a source of daily inspiration for its dedicated workforce. As the highest-rated museum in Canada and among the top ten in North America, our employees take immense pride in their association with us. Museum roles span a wide spectrum, encompassing diverse professions such as computer programmers, graphic designers, educators, and curators. We seek individuals who exemplify unwavering dedication to service excellence and hospitality—those who go the extra mile to ensure our Visitors and Members feel truly welcomed and appreciated.

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We offer medical, dental, vision, and Employee Assistance Programs benefits.
We offer a health spending account to support the healthcare needs of our employees.
Based on their role, ROM employees enjoy at least 15 vacation days.
Personal days are provided for employees to take time off for personal matters and well-being.
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Uniforms are provided, cleaned, and maintained by ROM for specific positions.
Exclusive discounts to over 200 attractions via Attractions Ontario.
Our employee benefits package includes a defined benefit pension to help you create a secure future. The CAAT Pension Plan provides a predictable lifetime retirement income, survivor benefits, early retirement options, and more without the stress of making investment decisions.

DIVERSITY STATEMENT

At ROM, we consider equity, diversity, and inclusion foundational to our institutional success. We seek to foster a workplace that reflects the diversity of the city and province in which we are located and welcome all qualified and experienced candidates to apply, regardless of their gender, age, sex, race, religion, ethnicity, ability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

ROM is committed to fair and accessible employment practices. Upon request, suitable accommodations are available under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA) to applicants invited to an interview. If you require accommodation or have general inquiries, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at [email protected].

FEATURED OPPORTUNITIES

President and Chief Executive Officer | Royal Ontario Museum Foundation

Indigenous Museum Educator

Toronto, ON, Canada

Part Time

LEARNING

Experienced

Are you passionate about culture, the arts, natural history, and science? Are you keen on how these elements aesthetically come together to tell the many stories of humanity? Join ROM and consider a fulfilling career as an Indigenous Museum Educator.

POSITION SUMMARY:

As an Indigenous Museum Educator, under the guidance of the Indigenous Learning and Programs Manager and work supervision of the Lead Indigenous Museum Educator, you will be pivotal in delivering dynamic, culturally relevant educational programming. This part-time position involves creating and presenting in-person and online content, utilizing Indigenous pedagogical methods tailored to our learners' needs and experiences. You will be an integral member of a dedicated team, collaborating with other educators and digital learning specialists to foster a vibrant learning community focused on engaging students and educators in museum education.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Craft and deliver educational programs that resonate with Indigenous lived experiences, utilizing contemporary and Indigenous pedagogical approaches. Stay informed about Indigenous knowledge, ROM's research and collections, and educational policies to ensure programming relevance and responsiveness.
Utilize digital tools to provide engaging distance learning experiences, maintaining a strong connection with Indigenous perspectives. Contribute significantly to ROM's online learning platforms, ensuring the accuracy and relevance of cultural content.
Work closely with the School Engagement team and fellow educators to develop new, inquiry-based learning programs that reflect Indigenous knowledge and perspectives and support anti-racist and anti-oppressive educational practices.
Actively participate in training sessions to enhance your pedagogical skills and apply them to developing and teaching programs. Engage with the Indigenous Advisory Circle to connect with community insights and needs.
Assist in setting up and managing lab and gallery resources, including digital and artmaking equipment, ensuring a seamless educational experience for all participants.

QUALIFICATIONS:

A four-year degree in Indigenous Studies, Education, a related field, or equivalent experience in Indigenous teachings and knowledge. Additional teaching certifications are an asset.
At least two years of experience in educational settings, demonstrating a capacity to develop and deliver engaging programs based on Indigenous perspectives. Experience with online educational platforms and digital tools is required.
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills, with a strong foundation in Indigenous pedagogy and knowledge. Proficiency in digital, audio, and visual technology for educational purposes is essential.
First Nations, Métis, or Inuit ancestry, and fluency in French or Indigenous languages are considered significant assets.

SALARY & TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT

START DATE: ASAP
OPEN DATE: March 20, 2024
CLOSE DATE: Open until filled
STATUS: Part-time Permanent
EMPLOYEE GROUP: OPSEU Local 543
HOURLY RATE: $29.54
SCHEDULE: up to 24 weekly
PROBATIONARY PERIOD: 420 hours or six (6) months
LOCATION (on-site): Toronto, ON

Diversity Statement
At ROM, we consider equity, diversity, and inclusion foundational to our institutional success. We seek to foster a workplace that reflects the diversity of the city and province in which we are located and welcome all qualified and experienced candidates to apply, regardless of their gender, age, sex, race, religion, ethnicity, ability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

Accessibility Statement
ROM is committed to fair and accessible employment practices. Upon request, suitable accommodations are available under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA) to applicants invited to an interview.

Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Please note that all candidates receiving a verbal job offer will be subject to a background check. This includes a criminal background check and verification of professional references, and, other checks depending on the role.

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