Honor Guide
Arlington, TX - USA
Job Summary
HONOR GUIDE
Role Summary
Honor Guides play a key role in the educational mission of the National Medal of Honor Museum by delivering engaging programming and tours to the public.HonorGuideswill serve as ambassadorsfor theMuseum providing engaging andeducational experiences for visitors of all agesanddelivering fact-basedtoursand field trips. This role supports both the daily visitor experience andspecial eventsas needed.
In addition this role will work with the ResearchExhibits& Collections (REC)and Education departments tostudy the Museums collection exhibitsandhistoricalcontent to align and developtours andprograms with visitor interestsand public inquiry.
Essential Functions
Leadtours of theMuseums exhibits highlighting key themes historical contexts and artifacts.
Support daily touroperationbyassistingwith tourlogistics setup and inventory.
Adapt tourdeliveryto suit the interests and needs of diverse audiences including school groups families and adult visitors.
Monitor theMuseumguest experienceprovidewayfinding guidance and address visitor inquiriesabout exhibits programs and Museum policies.
FacilitatetheDustoffvirtual reality experience.
Deliver field trips and family programmingfor schools youth organizations and families visiting the Museum.
Ensure that all content delivered to Museum visitors isaccurate.
Collaborate with REC and Educations departments to assess and evaluatetours and programming.
Represent the museum positively and professionally.
All other duties as assigned.
Preferred Experience and Qualifications
Associate or bachelors degree in education museum studies history or relatedfield.
Experience working or volunteering in a museum environment as a docent gallery attendant or tour guide.
Experience teachingor working with multigenerational audiences.
Basic familiarity withMedalof Honor history.
Bilingual (Spanish speaking) a plus.
Requirements
To perform this job successfully the candidate must be able to perform each essential dutyabove atthe highest levels. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge skill and/or ability.
High School Diploma/GED
Energetic and positive
Strong organizational and communication skills
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a team environment.
Comfortable working with diverse audiences families and students
Ability to speak read and understand verbal instructions in English
- Ability to work evenings weekends and holidays as scheduled.
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time.
Mustsuccessfully receive certification inthe National Medal of Honor Museum Tour and Field TripTraining and Assessmentin accordance withthe position training program timeline for each tour.
National Medal of Honor MuseumFoundation
The National Medal of Honor MuseumFoundation (NMOHMF)in Arlington Texas will serve as the premier national institution dedicated to thestories impact and legacy of the service members who went on to become Medal of Honor recipients.
The National Medal of Honor Museum is a humbling endeavor that will take visitors on a narrative journey through the life stories of ordinary people who made extraordinary choicesabove and beyondthe call of duty.
TheMuseum footprint encompasses over100000 square feet cornering five acres of waterfront in Arlington Texas.
Over31000 square feetof Exhibition Galleries as well as dedicated spaces for meetings symposiums memorials and ceremonies.
TheMuseum is alsotheheadquarters of the National Medal of Honor Griffin Institute an organization that addresses our nations character gap and fills it by focusing on the values andvalorof the Medal of Honor and all who have earned it.
For more information visit.
NMOHMFis an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex age national origin disability or genetic information.
Pay rate: $16 / hr