Benefits:

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Vision insurance

The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum is seeking a highly organized, creative, and enthusiastic Museum Educator to support and grow the Museum’s educational programming. This position is responsible for developing and leading engaging educational experiences for students, teachers, families, and visitors of all ages. The Museum Educator will manage field trip scheduling, develop curriculum and educational materials, oversee educational spaces, and assist with public and children’s programming.

The ideal candidate is passionate about history education, enjoys working with children and educators, and thrives in a collaborative museum environment.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Lead and facilitate school field trips, guided tours, workshops, and educational programs

Develop curriculum materials, lesson plans, activity guides, and educational resources aligned with state standards

Coordinate and schedule school field trips and educational group visits

Communicate professionally with teachers, parents, volunteers, and community partners

Maintain and organize educational classrooms, supplies, and program materials

Assist in planning and implementing seasonal programs, camps, family events, and public programming

Support docent and volunteer training as needed

Track program attendance and maintain educational records and databases

Collaborate with museum departments to support exhibitions and special events

Ensure educational spaces remain welcoming, safe, organized, and engaging for visitors

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in education, History, Museum Studies, Public History, Art History, or a related field preferred

Experience teaching children or working in a museum, historic site, cultural institution, or educational setting

Strong organizational and communication skills

Ability to manage multiple projects and schedules simultaneously

Experience writing curriculum and educational content preferred

Comfortable speaking to groups of children and adults

Proficiency in Microsoft Outlook, Excel, and Word required

Ability to work occasional evenings, weekends, and special events as needed

Preferred Skills

Knowledge of Gilded Age history, Florida history, or museum education practices

Experience working with K–12 educators and school groups

Creative, flexible, and collaborative mindset

Ability to work independently while contributing to a team environment