Program Coordinator (Education)
Beachville District Museum seeks to hire an Program Coordinator (Education) to assist in the promotion and delivery of its summer programs including Hands-on Heritage workshops, summer camp program (ages 5-11), Speaker Series, and Baseball Pass program. Additionally, they will work alongside museum staff to facilitate program feedback collection and develop program tools to further advance the museum’s program offerings.
Pay: $18.00 per hour
Hours: 35 per week
Term: May 18 - Aug. 21, 2026
Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Curator, the Coordinator’s primary responsibilities will be to:
Support planning, coordination, and delivery of museum programs, including Hands-on Heritage, Summer Camp, Speaker Series, and interpretive tours;
Manage program registrations, participant records, and communications using online booking systems as assigned;
Process program bookings, payments, invoices, and receipts;
Provide excellent customer service to program participants, families, and visitors;
Assist with program promotions in both digital and print media;
Deliver interactive educational programs, tours, and hands-on activities; and
Track program metrics and collect, and summarize, participant feedback to support program evaluation.
More information on Beachville and Beachville District Museum:
Beachville is situated in the Thames River Valley between Ingersoll and Woodstock, just thirty (30) minutes east of London. The village originally developed around the limestone industry and the railroad, and became a central hub of Oxford County. Beachville District Museum is supported through a joint funding agreement between Zorra Township, South-West Oxford Township and Beachville District Historical Society. It was formed as "Ye Olde Museum" in the village's Anglican Church in 1975, opening at its current location (in the Downing family home) in April of 1992. The main museum building is made of fieldstone and limestone and dates to 1851. It is surrounded by a lush, 4.5 acre, park-like setting. Museum exhibits occupy two storeys of the building and two barns in the museum's agricultural complex.
Applying:
Successful applicants should be motivated, creatively inspired, and organized. They should have experience working with children, possess problem-solving skills and enjoy teamwork. Applicants must have their own transportation to the museum. Applicants must also meet the current eligibility criteria of the Canada Summer Jobs program. Preference will be given to those who have completed at least some post-secondary education.
Application packages should include the applicant's contact information, cover letter and resume, and be sent to beachvilledistrictmuseum@gmail.com before 4:00pm on May 8, 2026.
Please note: Beachville District Museum is an equal opportunity employer, and encourages all qualified applicants to apply. We welcome applicants that are new Canadians, Indigenous youth, youth with disabilities or members of other minority groups.
We thank all interested candidates, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Visit www.beachvilledistrictmuseum.com, http://www.zorra.on.ca/, and http://www.swox.org/ for further information.