Petrie Fellow Young Learners
Overview
The Petrie Fellow Young Learners role focuses on planning and facilitating Teen Programs at MoMA. This position involves direct assistance with the Assistant Educator while supporting broader program development and execution. Candidates will engage youth across various projects and coordinate events.
What You'll Do11
- 1Assist the Assistant Educator, Teen Programs
- 2Participate in planning sessions with staff and external partners
- 3Welcome and teach youth through hands-on projects
- 4Coordinate virtual and live teen programming logistics
- 5Conduct outreach to NYC schools and community organizations
- 6Collect and document program data for evaluation
- 7Liaise with departments for program production and promotion
- 8Communicate with Group Tours and security teams
- 9Provide on-site support during programs and events
- 10Deliver facilitated art explorations in galleries
- 11Organize marketing newsletters and social media updates
Requirements5
- 1Bachelor’s degree in youth development or related field
- 2Strong experience with youth aged 14-19
- 3Passion for arts education and teaching
- 4Proactive communicator with excellent written and verbal skills
- 5Ability to multitask and meet deadlines
Salary Insight
$53k per year
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