The Germanisches Nationalmuseum (GNM) is seeking to appoint a Museum Educator (m/f/d) on a full-time, temporary basis for two years as parental leave cover, with a focus on inclusion and media guide development. Operating as part of the Kunst- und Kulturpädagogischen Zentrum der Museen in Nürnberg (KPZ), you will join the central museum educational service of the GNM and the city of Nuremberg.

About the Role

Join one of the largest cultural history museums in the German-speaking region, boasting 1.4 million objects and a mission dedicated to cultural history research and dissemination. The Museum is committed to breaking down participation barriers, fostering inclusion through concepts like touch stations in exhibitions, structural improvements, and inclusive digital offerings.

Key Responsibilities

• Further develop and manage the content of the media guide.
• Participate in the Accessibility Working Group of the GNM.
• Advise on exhibition inclusivity and accessibility during conceptualization.
• Create inclusive museum educational concepts.
• Collaborate on the development of inclusive exhibits in permanent displays.
• Maintain contact with relevant associations and networks.
• Contribute to public program planning and coordination.
• Support general educational delivery at the GNM.

Requirements

• A completed academic degree in a museum-related field, preferably in Art History; a master's degree is desirable.
• At least two years of relevant experience in museum education, particularly in inclusion and media guides.
• Experience in designing didactic approaches for exhibitions.
• Strong museum pedagogical methodological competence.
• Proven text writing skills and experience in audience-focused communication.
• Excellent organizational and communication skills.
• Teamwork capabilities, resilience, and intercultural competence.
• Willingness for occasional weekend commitments.

Benefits

• A vibrant and interdisciplinary work environment.
• Access to a comprehensive library with approximately 700,000 volumes on art and cultural history.
• A central location in Nuremberg city center with excellent public transport links and discounted transit passes.
• Staff dining discounts at the Museum Café.
• Opportunities for individual training and flexible working hours.
• Option for remote work and all benefits of public service employment, including pension plans.

The GNM values diversity and welcomes applications from qualified individuals regardless of their ethnic, cultural, or social backgrounds, gender, religion, beliefs, disability, age, or sexual orientation. Preference will be given to candidates with disabilities if equally qualified.

If you are eager to support our mission, we are excited to meet you! Please submit your comprehensive application package (cover letter, CV, references) by March 3, 2026, through our online portal. For inquiries, contact Dr. Jessica Mack-Andrick at 0911 1331-237 or via email.