Travelling Puppet Show COORDINATOR
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Travelling Puppet Show COORDINATOR
SUMMER POSITION: IslandLink Library Federation - Travelling Puppet Show COORDINATOR (1 position available - subject to funding) Term: May 25 - August 21, 2015 (13 weeks) Hours of work: 40 hours per week ; may include some weekends & evenings Compensation: $15.00/hour plus 4% vacation pay Location: Victoria, BC [with some travel to Alert Bay, Powell River & Salt Spring Island] Duties: Responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Travelling Puppet Show (TPS) Project, working in collaboration with a Program Facilitator and acting as the project leader when required, under the general direction of the IslandLink Library Federation Manager: Work with member library staff in Greater Victoria, Alert Bay, Powell River & Salt Spring Island, to schedule & promote puppetry performances and 3-day long puppetry & drama camps in July & August Develop puppetry performance scripts & “day camp” programs, targeted primarily at children in primary grades; may include some “drama camps” or workshops for teens Design and create backdrops, costumes and props Deliver puppet shows with participating libraries Deliver 3-day puppetry camps and/or or drama camps with participating libraries Maintain project statistical and anecdotal records All other aspects of the project as required Requirements: Post-secondary student who attended school on a full-time basis in the 2014/15 academic year and intends to return to full-time studies in the 2015/16 academic year Between the ages of 16 and 30 Registered with Young Canada Works at https://www.youngcanadaworks.ca/ Canadian citizen, permanent resident or have refugee status in Canada Areas of study might include: Theatre, Dramatics, Early Childhood Education, Education, Library Science (Youth Services), Children’s Literature, Art and/or Music Outgoing personality; Public performance experience; Public speaking skills Excellent interpersonal communication skills Project management or Program planning experience Ability to work as part of a team Experience and interest in working with children and teens Familiarity with the Internet, email, word processors, spreadsheets and social media Valid driver’s license (own vehicle would be an asset) Travel to IslandLink communities is required In accordance with BC legislation requirements, a criminal records check must be conducted before employment can be confirmed. Applications are welcomed from all qualified applicants including visible minorities and Aboriginal persons. Please submit a resume VIA EMAIL with a 1-page cover letter, as well as names and contact information for 2 current references to: Ene Haabniit, Manager, IslandLink Library Federation: Email: Ene@islandlink.ca Phone: 855-927-2005 Application Deadline: Monday, April 27, 2015. April 1 2015 eh