Organizer Information
Museum London is a public art and history museum located at the forks of the Deshkan Ziibi/Thames River in London, Ontario, Canada. The institution connects people through art and history, celebrating local legacies while sharing global perspectives. Museum London offers educational programs, exhibitions, and community engagement initiatives, fostering creativity, curiosity, and a sense of belonging. The museum is an equal opportunity employer and emphasizes accessibility, equity, and inclusion in all its programs and hiring practices.
Title & Description
Artist Educator (Ages 6–12)
Museum London is seeking a creative and organized Artist Educator to inspire children ages 6–12 through dynamic art activities. The role centers on creating engaging, hands-on experiences that build skills, confidence, and self-expression. Artist Educators work with diverse learners, encouraging experimentation, curiosity, and imagination. This position emphasizes playful, interactive learning while nurturing artistic development and critical thinking. The educator will collaborate with assistants and volunteers, maintain a safe and inspiring studio space, and integrate interdisciplinary connections with art and history.
The Role Overview
- Salary / Compensation: $25/hour
- Contract Type: On-call / as-needed basis
- Reporting To: Curator of Engagement and Outreach
- Program: Children’s art education programs at Museum London
- Curator / Supervisor: Curator of Engagement and Outreach
- Hours: Scheduled based on museum program needs, flexible
Position & Tasks
- Plan and facilitate age-appropriate art lessons for children aged 6–12
- Introduce diverse art materials, techniques, and processes
- Encourage experimentation, creativity, collaboration, and self-expression
- Maintain a safe, inclusive, and organized studio space
- Delegate preparatory and cleanup tasks to assistants/volunteers
- Work within a budget for art supplies, ensuring non-toxic and safe materials
- Provide detailed course outlines two weeks in advance for review
Categories
- Visual Art
- Art Education
- STEAM / Interdisciplinary Learning
- Community Engagement
Eligibility
- Experience working with children aged 6–12 in educational, museum, or creative studio settings
- Bachelor of Education or Bachelor of Fine Arts preferred
- Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and accessible learning
- Energetic, detail-oriented, and flexible approach
- Police Vulnerable Sector Check (less than 12 months old) required
- Preference for First Aid CPR (Level C) and High Five Certification
Program Benefits
- Opportunity to work with a professional museum and gain teaching experience
- Engagement in a collaborative, creative, and inclusive environment
- Networking with museum staff, curators, and community programs
- Hands-on experience with interdisciplinary art and educational programming
Application Fee
None
Application Requirements
- Resume outlining artistic and leadership experience
- Letter of interest expressing suitability for the role
How to Apply?
Send your application in PDF format to: careers@museumlondon.ca with the subject line: “Artist Educator (Ages 6–12)”
Key Dates
- Application Deadline: 16 December 2025
Location
Museum London, London, Ontario, Canada
Additional Details
- Museum London emphasizes inclusion, creativity, and interactive learning.
- The role requires a flexible and energetic approach to working with children.
- Artist Educators are expected to integrate playful learning with skill-building and STEAM connections.