Casual Educators

2 x Temporary positions. A flexible contract is offered with full time delivery period of approximately 6 weeks during Term 2 2026.

Locations:

Mobile delivery across inland Northern NSW – Kyogle, Tenterfield, Inverell, Gwydir, Glen Innes & Moree Plains local government areas. Tweed Regional Museum in Murwillumbah during the pre-tour orientation period.

Reports To:

Erika Taylor, Acting Director, Tweed Regional Museum; with support from Nathan Firth, Education Officer, Tweed Regional Museum (Project Lead).

Host Organisation:  Tweed Shire Council

Employer:

Spinifex Recruitment

Position Summary:

As a Connected Educator you will deliver engaging, curriculum-aligned learning programs, alongside another Educator, for K-6 students as part of the Connected mobile exhibition. This innovative learning project brings the history of communication technologies to public primary schools in rural and remote communities via the Museum on Wheels (MoW) – a restored vintage caravan outfitted as a travelling exhibition space – over 5 weeks of NSW Term 2 2026.

As a Connected Educator you will facilitate interactive, hands-on experiences for K–6 students, support teachers and contribute to the development of educational resources prior to the exhibition tour period.  The role involves travel, exhibition setup, and close collaboration with a second educator who will be travelling with you.

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver high-quality, curriculum-linked learning experiences to primary school students (K–6).

Set up and pack down the MoW exhibition at host schools.

Tow and manage the MoW vehicle (training provided if required).

Collaborate with a second educator to ensure smooth delivery of the program.

Engage with school staff and students in a professional and enthusiastic manner.

Assist in the development of pre-visit and post-visit educational resources.

Maintain accurate records including timesheets and feedback.

Ensure the safety and care of exhibition materials and equipment.

Represent the program and Tweed Regional Museum positively and professionally.