About the role#
The Government of Nova Scotia is seeking students for the Summer 2026 term to join the Future Opportunity Stream in Heritage, Arts, and Culture. This program serves as a centralized intake for various roles across the province, including positions in museums, historic sites, and cultural programming. These full-time, paid roles provide hands-on experience in public-facing environments, supporting the preservation and interpretation of Nova Scotia's history and culture.
What you'll do#
- Greet visitors and share stories in museums.
- Support the delivery of interactive programs, tours, and events.
- Assist with the care and organization of historical artifacts.
- Support marketing initiatives and special events to engage the community.
- Help plan and deliver interactive events that encourage learning.
What you'll need#
- Currently enrolled in a high-school or post-secondary program.
- Strong work ethic and a genuine interest in heritage, arts, culture, tourism, or community engagement.
- Ability to work well with people and communicate clearly.
- Basic computer skills, including email and Microsoft Office.
- Organized and reliable, with the ability to manage your time effectively.
- Preferred fields of study include History, Communications, Art, Civil Engineering, or Graphic Design.
Location & details#
- Location: Various locations throughout Nova Scotia.
- Term: Summer 2026.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Employment Type: Full-time, paid positions.
About Government of Nova Scotia
The Government of Nova Scotia operates as a provincial government agency. It manages public services for the province and maintains its headquarters in HRM. The organization employs over 5,000 people and has been in operation since 1867. Its workforce supports various administrative functions across the region.
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