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  • Posted: Jan 12, 2026
    Deadline: Jan 26, 2026
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  • Museum with natural & cultural history galleries, including a T-Rex & a replica Victorian street.
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    Education Officer

    KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Museum Education:

    • Develop and implement appropriate museum-based educational programmes, utilizing objects and audio-visual resources for General Education & Training and Further Education & Training learners, tertiary students and educators, in line with the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS).
    • Conduct after-school programmes to help redress the educational imbalance in previously disadvantaged communities: (Inhouse).
    • Carry responsibility for developing, running and administering museum after school programmes (such as the Sabalala Nolwazi Youth Club).
    • Develop new audiences (customers): Develop holiday and other in-house craft, art, skills and knowledge-based
    • programmes to stimulate and develop activity-based learning to gain new audiences.
    • Develop and promote the use of technology to supplement formal educational programmes.
    • Work with other institutions: Share skills, resources and materials with other institutions to more effectively promote cultural and natural heritage education.
    • Collaborate with other Museum departments to promote the mission of the Museum.
    • Departmental administration: Assist the Head of Department in preparing departmental budget and in compiling relevant reports.
    • Assist with gallery guiding and support Information Officers.
    • Keep up with the evolving methods in museum-based education through reading and participating in conferences and workshops.
    • Assist with special activities, workshops and other outdoor activities.

    REQUIREMENTS:

    • A Bachelor’s degree in Education or similar field, NQF Level 7 qualification, coupled with relevant experience.
    • Further training in cultural or natural history/heritage will serve as an advantage. Understanding of the national CAPS policy.
    • Understanding of museum education and use of its resources. Lesson planning and presentation skills.
    • Computer literacy, good writing, communication and organizing skills. Valid driver’s license (minimum Code B). 

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    Method of Application

    Applications should be directed to the Human Resources Officer, KwaZulu-Natal Museum. They can be hand delivered to 237 Jabu Ndlovu Street, Pietermaritzburg, 3201; or posted to Private Bag 9070, Pietermaritzburg, 3200. The closing date for receipt of submissions is Monday, 26 January 2026 at 12:00pm. No late applications will be accepted. Please include a signed covering letter stating the position you are applying for, a CV with a list of references and copies of your identity document, driver’s license (where applicable), and all qualifications. Shortlisted candidates will be required to bring certified copies on date of interviews. Failure to attend the interview on the date and time given will automatically disqualify the candidate. Any false information and/or misrepresentation in the application will lead to an automatic disqualification of the applicant or removal from the programme, if discovered at a later stage. The Museum also reserves the right to lay criminal charges for any suspected fraudulent activities related to this process.

    Interested and qualified? Go to KwaZulu-Natal Museum on www.nmsa.org.za to apply

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