The Science History Institute is seeking a full-time Museum Education Manager to oversee the development and implementation of the museum’s educational offerings, including group tours and school partnerships. The Museum Education Manager directs daily museum operations,  manages staff, schedules coverage for the gallery, and delivers a wide range of programs to diverse audiences. The Museum Education Manager will manage budgets, evaluate existing programs, and build new community partnerships. This position requires attendance in person five days a week, Tuesday through Saturday.

Visitor Experience Assistants (VEAs) welcome visitors to the Museum and engage with children and families in the exhibits, facilitating positive play-based learning experiences. VEAs provide customer service throughout the Museum floor through their knowledge of daily programming, Museum exhibits, ticketing/membership offerings, and wayfinding. VEAs take the lead in engaging with visitors in the Food & Family exhibit and Carousel operations and providing age-appropriate exhibit engagement opportunities that create memorable experiences for children and their families.

Ready to make a difference in the arts community? PAFA seeks a dynamic Director of Community Education and Engagement Programs to lead and innovate in adult programs, museum education, and youth/family events. This key role involves overseeing non-credit academic programs, managing educational activities and events, and collaborating with local cultural organizations to promote PAFA's mission to celebrate the transformative power of art and art making. If you have a passion for arts education and community engagement, this is your opportunity to shape the future of arts learning!

We are currently seeking Museum Educators to join us at the PAFA! Reporting to the Arts Education Manager, the selected individual will educate and engage museum visitors through Museum Tours, educational outreach, and more to support and deliver fun, creative arts activities for K-12 audiences.

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Do you want to use your art to impact the youth of Philadelphia? Then join Yes! And… Collaborative Arts for a summer you will never forget! We are looking for Teaching Artists work summer camp with us! 

We are looking for teaching artists who have worked in camp settings, day cares, early childhood development centers, elementary/middle schools etc.! Don’t pass up this great opportunity! This job has various camp sessions available from June-end of August. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:15am-4:30pm.

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Wolf Performing Arts Center in Bryn Mawr, PA, is a nonprofit focused on enriching the lives of young people through theatre experiences. They provide quality classes, lessons, main stage performances, summer camps, and workshops led by professional teaching artists specializing in various performing arts disciplines.

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Rock to the Future supports positive youth development and economic empowerment through free, student-driven music programs for Philadelphia youth. We envision a future where all youth in Philadelphia will have access to the life-changing benefits of our transformative music programs. Rock to the Future’s Youth Justice Advocate will support justice-involved youth who are in intervention, diversion, or are currently or formerly incarcerated. 

This position is primarily in-person directly at our locations in North, Northwest, West, and Southwest Philadelphia and community events throughout the city. Some administrative work may be completed remotely. 

The American Philosophical Society Library & Museum seeks reliable and friendly Museum Guides to engage, educate, and inform guests in our Museum gallery and through public programs.

The exhibition for the 2025 season is Philadelphia, The Revolutionary City which opens on April 11.

Sawubona Creativity Project: Theatre for Performing Arts and Education is a community theatre located in South Philadelphia. We are looking for Teachers Aide to assist with our theatre programs for kids in grades Pre-K through 8th grade. This position offers a unique opportunity to engage with young performers in a creative and supportive environment. You will assist with theatre-related activities and workshops, provide student engagement and support, as well as handle light housekeeping duties to maintain a clean and organized space.

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Are you enthusiastic about inspiring a love of learning among school-aged children?  Hagley Museum is seeking energetic individuals who enjoy sharing tales and facilitating hands-on activities bringing 19th century industrial history and technology to life as members of our school programs guide team.

Successful candidates have excellent communication and interpersonal skills and are comfortable managing and engaging groups of up to 12 school children at a time.  Flexibility and a positive attitude are essential.