Kommunikator*innen im Kindermuseum at Stiftung Jüdisches Museum Berlin | Berlin | Rezi

Kommunikator*innen im Kindermuseum at Stiftung Jüdisches Museum Berlin

Kommunikator*innen im Kindermuseum

Stiftung Jüdisches Museum Berlin · Berlin

1 months ago

Kommunikator*innen im Kindermuseum

Stiftung Jüdisches Museum Berlin · Berlin

a month ago
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About the Role

As a communicator at ANOHA, the Jewish Museum's children's museum, you will engage families and children aged kindergarten to elementary school age with the story of Noah's Ark through interactive exhibits. You will provide prompts, tell stories, and encourage exploration and interaction with the museum's installations, fostering learning about diversity, coexistence, and resource management.

Responsibilities

  • Communicating the Noah's Ark story to children and accompanying adults at interactive stations.
  • Conveying Jewish content and cross-cultural perspectives.
  • Introducing children to the exhibition and its core themes.
  • Supporting and guiding children in crafts, games, singing, and storytelling.
  • Fulfilling service and organizational tasks, including admission control and group coordination.
  • Ensuring compliance with regulations and safety standards in public areas.
  • Assisting with visitor surveys for quality assurance.

Requirements

  • Proven pedagogical experience and enjoyment in working with children.
  • Very good service-oriented and structured work approach.
  • Teamwork skills, high commitment, and flexibility for shift-based work, including weekends and holidays.
  • Strong communication skills and age-appropriate address of children.
  • Sensitivity to group dynamics and children's social behavior.
  • Creativity in implementing play activities for children.
  • Very good German and English language skills.
  • Knowledge of another language is desirable.
  • Interest in Jewish culture is desirable.
  • Knowledge of anti-discrimination education is desirable.
  • Openness to new communication methods and software is desirable.
  • Applicants must not have been previously employed by the Jewish Museum Berlin Foundation.

Skills

  • Pedagogical experience
  • Child interaction
  • Service-oriented work
  • Structured work approach
  • Teamwork
  • Flexibility
  • Communication
  • Child-friendly communication
  • Sensitivity to group dynamics
  • Creativity
  • German language proficiency
  • English language proficiency

Location

  • Berlin

Work Type

  • Part-time
  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • Entry Level

Education Level

  • Not specified

Salary/Compensations

  • Entgeltgruppe 6 TVöD (Bund)

Benefits

  • 30 days annual leave per TVöD
  • December 24th off
  • Company pension plan (VBL)
  • Capital-forming benefits
  • Annual special payment
  • Annual performance bonus
  • Centrally located workplace
  • Good public transport connections
  • Subsidized Deutschland-Ticket Job or Job Ticket option

About the Company

  • ANOHA, opened in 2021, is a place for discovery, exploration, and play for families and children created by the Jewish Museum.
  • ANOHA stages the story of Noah's Ark from the Torah, immersing children and families in the narrative.
  • The Jewish Museum Berlin Foundation promotes equal opportunities for all genders and life forms.
  • The foundation values the compatibility of family and work.
  • The foundation welcomes applications from all individuals, regardless of national, cultural, religious, or non-religious affiliation.

Equal Opportunity

  • The Jewish Museum Berlin Foundation promotes equal opportunities for all genders and life forms.
  • We welcome applications from all individuals regardless of their national, cultural, religious, or non-religious affiliation.
  • Severely disabled applicants will be given preferential consideration if equally qualified.