Overview
There are a hundred and one ways of impressing a prospective employer, but none are as useful as when you try through a resume.
Since the resume can hold everything in it, it can be used to impress a hiring manager.
The following resume sample for museum educator position will guide you what to write on your resume to impress the hiring manager:
Museum Educator Resume Example
Susan Nelson
499 1 10th Street, West Monroe, LA 48052
(000) 123-4536
[Email]
Museum Educator
PERFORMANCE PROFILE
Highly expressive individual with over 7 years of experience in developing and overseeing educational content for museum guests. Exceptionally skilled in creating, collaborating on, and developing educational content for programs.
Creates a dynamic, participant-focused, and inclusive experience for museum guests. Imparts education to visitors, with a particular focus on cultural and historical content. Effectively able to provide information to guests on a one on one and group basis.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
| • Education Delivery | • Program Development | • Visitor Relationship |
| • Public Engagement | • School Groups Teaching | • Talks Delivery |
| • Budget Adherence | • Activities Facilitation | • Museum Marketing |
| • Partnerships Management | • Outreach Programs | • Exhibit Maintenance |
SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS
• Led 52 groups of students within 3 years, encouraging them to learn culture and history.
• Successfully delivered over 200 talks regarding several museum exhibits, between the years 2011 and 2016.
• Implemented a series of educational programs, aimed at assisting visitors in learning about the town’s history.
• Increased interest of the local community in the museum, by performing well-thought-out marketing activities.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Museum Educator
Cranbrook History Museum, Monroe, LA | 5/2012 – Present
• Create, develop and implement a series of educational programs to meet the dynamic needs of museum visitors.
• Greet visitors when they arrive at the museum, and respond to their queries.
• Group visitors together in a bid to organize them so that educational lectures can be delivered.
• Prepare and give presentations based on developed programs, and lead question and answer sessions.
• Assist visitors on a one on one basis, to help them understand and appreciate displays.
• Oversee the setting and security of items within the museum, and provide visitors with information on each piece.
• Provide museum management with information on visitors’ interests and feedback.
• Ascertain that all educational materials and supplies are arranged for before the beginning of each session.
Museum Aide
History Museum, Monroe, LA | 2/2009 – 5/2012
• Welcomes guests as they entered the museum and grouped them for trips.
• Answered guests’ questions regarding museum’s facilities and displays.
• Led guests through the museum, providing them with valuable information regarding exhibitions.
• Assisted museum staff in setting up screens, and ensured that they were properly secured.
• Provided oversight to the maintenance staff, ensuring that all areas were kept clean and maintained.
EDUCATION
Louisiana State University, Monroe, LA – 2009
Master’s Degree in History