The Old South Meeting House, a busy non-profit museum, historic site and active meeting place in downtown Boston, seeks a dependable and outgoing individual to help ensure a high-quality and enjoyable experience for more than 75,000 visitors each year. This position works with the general public in admissions, on the floor of the museum and in the museum shop, and assists with interpretive talks and educational programs.
Qualifications:
Requires successful experience working with the public, enthusiasm for interacting with visitors and an interest in museum work and history. This is an entry-level, visitor service position with training provided; prior museum experience is a plus but is not required. We are currently seeking candidates available to work two to three days per week with availability required at least one weekend day.
Requires successful experience working with the public, enthusiasm for interacting with visitors and an interest in museum work and history. This is an entry-level, visitor service position with training provided; prior museum experience is a plus but is not required. We are currently seeking candidates available to work two to three days per week with availability required at least one weekend day.
How To Apply:
Please send resume and cover letter to: visitorservices@osmh.org. For more information on the Old South Meeting House please visit our web site at www.osmh.org. No phone calls please.
Please send resume and cover letter to: visitorservices@osmh.org. For more information on the Old South Meeting House please visit our web site at www.osmh.org. No phone calls please.
Apply by:
March 13, 2015
March 13, 2015
Salary:
Hourly
Hourly
About this Organization:
Famed as the place where the Boston Tea Party began, today the Old South Meeting House is a busy museum, a treasured National Historic Landmark and an active gathering place for civic dialogue and free expression in the heart of downtown Boston. Each year more than 75,000 children, parents, teachers, visitors and citizens visit and participate in a full spectrum of programs. For more information www.osmh.org
Famed as the place where the Boston Tea Party began, today the Old South Meeting House is a busy museum, a treasured National Historic Landmark and an active gathering place for civic dialogue and free expression in the heart of downtown Boston. Each year more than 75,000 children, parents, teachers, visitors and citizens visit and participate in a full spectrum of programs. For more information www.osmh.org
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