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Reporting to the Museum Manager the Collections Assistant is responsible for inventory of 10 Heritage Village exhibit buildings and assist with the care and cleaning of artifacts in the village and indoor exhibits. The Collections Assistant will photograph artifacts on exhibit and provide upkeep of database for the artifact collections. The successful candidate will provide backup to the Visitor Services Department
providing excellent customer service in orientation, gift shop and office duties.

Only students continuing
full-time post-secondary studies in the fall semester will be considered.

QUALIFICATIONS:
• Minimum two (2) years of post secondary education in a related field of study ...

Reporting to the Programs and Volunteer Coordinator, the Programs Assistant is responsible for the development and delivery of programming for community outreach opportunities. The Programs Assistant will assist in the planning & implementation of educational programs and with creation and implementation of Heritage Farm and Village Kids’ Camps. The successful candidate will assist with the North Battleford Volunteer Program and provide backup to the Visitor Services Department, providing
excellent customer service in orientation, gift shop and office duties.

Only students continuing full-time post-secondary studies in the fall semester will be considered.

QUALIFICATIONS:
• Minimum two (2) years of post secondary education ...

Reporting to the Facility and Safety Supervisor the Grounds/Exhibit Assistant is responsible for assisting with the maintenance of lawns on the Museum grounds including using and maintaining equipment needed to cut the grass and trim around trees etc. The Grounds/Exhibits Assistant will assist with the maintenance of gardens and flower gardens on the grounds and assist with care of animals on grounds.
The successful candidate will assist with the maintenance of exhibit buildings to include scraping wood
siding, preparation and painting of siding, windows and doors and provide upkeep of boardwalk, steps and railings in the Village exhibits ...

The Public Archaeology Project Assistant will help the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society deliver public archaeology field schools at For Carlton in partnership with SaskParks. This project focuses on historical events related to the fur trade at this significant site. It will include public archaeology excavations, artifact identification and cataloguing, data analysis and a project reporting component.

The candidate should have experience in archaeological method and theory, preferably with a focus on historical or fur-trade archaeology. Ideally, the candidate will be enrolled in, or have completed a Bachelor's Degree in archaeology or another closely related discipline such as History or Indigenous Studies ...

The SAS Programs and Collections Assistant will help the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society deliver the ArchaeoCaravan (hands-on educational activities) program at youth and/or Indigenous focused events such as festivals, heritage days, language culture camps, and visits to classrooms, museums, and parks through the province. They will also work with us to develop educational material pertaining to archaeology collection stewardship.

Candidates should have experience in archaeological method and theory, preferably with a focus on public archaeology and/or museum collections. Ideally, they will have a Bachelor's degree in archaeology or another closely related discipline such as Museum Studies, Indigenous Studies, or ...

The Saskatchewan Archaeological Society (SAS) is seeking a post-secondary graduate to assist in the preparation and delivery of a public archaeology project at Fort Carlton in partnership with SaskParks. Fort Carlton (FfNp-1) operated as a Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade post along the east bank of the North Saskatchewan river from 1810 to 1885. The project includes a background research component, public archaeology programming, artifact identification and cataloguing, data analysis, report writing, and information dissemination to a public audience. The project involves a human-interest component and applicants should have experience and be comfortable working with diverse audiences and public ...

About the Mann Art Gallery (MAG):

The MAG is Prince Albert’s only public art gallery, and the northernmost public art gallery in Saskatchewan. It has an important role to play in promoting local and regional artists' work through mounting and touring exhibitions, producing catalogues, and conducting curatorial visits.  Diversity and community involvement in our programming is achieved by exhibiting works in three (3) on-site galleries from different artists and art groups. This allows the gallery to maintain its curatorial focus (Main Gallery), and display emerging artists (Project Space), while encouraging youth & adult students to actively participate (Studio Gallery ...