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- Develop, coordinate and deliver curriculum-aligned education, engagement and public programs.
- Connect exhibitions, collections, performances and cultural activities with the Burnie community and North-West Tasmania.
- Create opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn, participate and engage with Burnie Arts.
The Burnie City Council’s aspiration for Burnie Arts is that it is a vibrant centre of creativity and culture for the community of Burnie and the North-West region of Tasmania. It is a key community pillar and a
hub that all our residents can connect with and where we can celebrate our diversity, our history, our achievements and foster collaboration, learning and enjoyment.
Culture and creativity represented through the arts, history, performance and stories of contemporary life, is valued in Burnie. It is part of our fabric as a means of expressing local identity, sharing ideas,
innovating and bringing the community together.The Education and Public Programs Officer is responsible for developing, coordinating and delivering curriculum-aligned education, engagement and public programs across Burnie Arts, encompassing the Burnie Regional Museum, Burnie Regional Art Gallery and performing arts and events programs. The
position connects the organisation's exhibitions, collections, performances and cultural activities with the communities they serve, creating opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn, participate and engage with Burnie Arts.
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