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STEM Coordinator
The STEM Coordinator at Mindscapes Children’s Museum plays a pivotal role in inspiring curiosity and fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among children, families, and educators. Reporting to the Museum Manager, this position involves designing and delivering innovative, play-oriented STEM programs, activities, and exhibits that align with the museum’s mission to promote learning through discovery. The STEM Coordinator will also engage with diverse communities, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity in all initiatives.Â
 Key ResponsibilitiesÂ
- Design and deliver innovative, play-oriented STEM programs, activities, and exhibits for children and families.
- Facilitate engaging, hands-on learning experiences, including teaching STEM activities and incorporating a Nigerian language.
- Collaborate with colleagues to modify existing exhibits, develop new ones, and promote STEM initiatives within the museum and target communities.
- Maintain and organize STEM materials, ensuring the STEAM Lab is equipped and operating within budget.
- Build positive relationships with visitors and provide support to enhance their interaction with museum exhibits.
- Participate in staff meetings, workshops, and professional development opportunities to continuously grow and contribute to the museum’s mission.
 QualificationsÂ
- A bachelor’s degree in a STEM-related field, education, or a related discipline.
- Experience in designing and implementing STEM programs, particularly in play-oriented or informal learning environments.
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build positive relationships with children, families, and colleagues.
- Excellent organizational skills, including the ability to manage budgets and maintain inventory.
- Creativity and enthusiasm for developing innovative, hands-on learning experiences.
- Proficiency in Yoruba or Igbo is required.
Access Programs Coordinator
The Access Programs Coordinator at Mindscapes Children’s Museum plays a critical role in promoting equitable access to play, arts, and other enriching experiences for children in underserved communities. This position is responsible for developing, implementing, and managing community-based initiatives, such as Play for All and Art of All, that bridge the gap in opportunities for play, creativity, and self-expression. The coordinator will work closely with community leaders, volunteers, and stakeholders to ensure the successful delivery of these programs and foster a culture of inclusion and engagement.
 Key ResponsibilitiesÂ
- Develop and implement community-based initiatives to provide equitable access to play and arts for underserved children.
- Recruit, train, and support volunteers to deliver engaging programs in target communities.
- Collaborate with community leaders and organizations to promote participation and awareness.
- Manage program budgets, materials, and resources efficiently.
- Monitor and evaluate program impact, ensuring continuous improvement and alignment with the museum’s mission.
 QualificationsÂ
- A bachelor’s degree in education, community development, social work, arts, or a related field.
- Experience in designing and implementing community-based programs, particularly for underserved populations.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build trust and collaboration among diverse groups.
- Proven ability to manage projects, including budgeting, logistics, and reporting.
- Creativity, adaptability, and a passion for fostering equitable opportunities for children.
- Knowledge of local communities and cultural dynamics is an advantage.
Community Engagement Officer
The Community Engagement Officer at Mindscapes Children’s Museum is the primary advocate for creating exceptional guest experiences and fostering meaningful relationships with stakeholders. This position oversees both in-person and digital engagement, ensuring the museum remains visible, accessible, and deeply connected to its community. The role includes managing social media platforms, coordinating stakeholder communications, and enhancing the museum’s presence across all visibility channels.
Key ResponsibilitiesÂ
- Enhance guest experience by fostering a welcoming environment and addressing visitor needs.
- Build and maintain relationships with stakeholders, including parents, schools, donors, and community partners.
- Manage the museum’s social media platforms and coordinate digital and print marketing efforts.
- Organize and support public-facing events to strengthen community ties.
- Track engagement metrics and prepare reports to inform strategies.
 QualificationsÂ
- A bachelor’s degree in communications, marketing, public relations, or a related field.
- Experience in customer service, community engagement, or social media management.
- Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with a talent for building relationships.
- Proficiency with social media tools and analytics platforms.
- Creativity, organization, and a passion for engaging diverse communities.
Here’s a tailored job description for an Arts Coordinator position, mirroring the structure of the STEM Coordinator role:Â
Arts Coordinator
The Arts Coordinator at Mindscapes Children’s Museum is responsible for designing and implementing innovative arts-based programs and exhibits that inspire creativity and self-expression among children, families, and educators. Reporting to the Museum Manager, this position emphasizes providing accessible, high-quality arts activities that reflect the museum’s mission and cater to diverse audiences. The role involves collaborating with local artists, managing art resources, and ensuring that arts programming is playful, engaging, and inclusive.Â
Key ResponsibilitiesÂ
- Design and deliver arts-based programs and events that inspire creativity and self-expression.
- Collaborate with local artists to develop innovative, child-centered exhibits and activities.
- Manage art supplies and maintain inspiring creative spaces within the museum.
- Build community partnerships to expand arts programming in underserved areas.
- Monitor and evaluate program outcomes to ensure quality and accessibility.
 QualificationsÂ
- A bachelor’s degree in fine arts, arts education, or a related field.
- Experience in designing and delivering arts-based programs, particularly for children.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a focus on engaging diverse communities.
- Creativity, adaptability, and a passion for fostering arts education and access.