Museum Educator

The International Spy Museum is seeking an engaging educator to deliver high-quality programs for students, educators, and youth/family audiences. Ideal candidates demonstrate excellent teaching and communication skills and a strong understanding of informal, museum-based learning.

• Teach programs (virtually and in person) for a variety of youth audiences including students, teachers, families, and Girl Scouts
• Provide administrative assistance for booking school groups and correspondence with group liaisons
• Support program scheduling, attendance tracking, and collection of program data and feedback
• Manage supplies for youth programming
• Supervise all aspects of the Learning Center physical space including cleaning, maintenance, and booking
• Assist the Youth Education Team with new program development and existing program refinement
• Upload items onto SPY’s Digital Learning HQ and make sure site is up to date
• Occasional weekend teaching(Scout workshops)
• Support large-scale public programs and festivals(including occasional weeknights and weekends)
• Collaborate with Programs staff, other SPY departments, and external partners
• Participate in training, content briefings, and professional development

• Excellent teaching ability with demonstrated skills in using innovative techniques in informal settings for a variety of learners
• Enjoys working with children of all ages
• Excellent attention to detail and time management
• Flexible and willing to adapt as needed
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with others
• Good at problem solving and thinking creatively
• Adaptable and calm in fast-paced, public-facing environments

Master’s degree in education/museum education preferred. In the absence of a graduate degree substantial relevant work experience will be considered.

At least 2 years of experience in museum education, informal learning, or classroom teaching.

For consideration, please submit application materials online. No phone calls, please.