Requirements

• Diploma in Nature Conservation, Social Science, Education or equivalent qualification
• A minimum of two (2) years’ experience in environmental interpretation and education
• Knowledge of Cultural Heritage Resource Management and interpretation
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and organizational skills
• Proficiency in Afrikaans is essential for effective communication in this role.
• Computer literacy with a working knowledge of Microsoft Office
• Good written and verbal communication as well as presentation skills
• Valid code 10 driver’s licence is essential and PDP will be an added advantage
• Experience in community development will serve as an added advantage
• Availability to work flexible hours e.g. weekends, public holidays or as and when required

Responsibilities

• Planning, developing and presentation of environmental education programs
• Promotions of the park’s image to the full range of parks users
• Establish and maintain sound relations with surrounding communities
• Compile stats and reports
• Conduct exhibitions and outreach programs
• Information dissemination to visitors and local communities
• Assisting with general administration of programmes within the SET Department
• Conducting guided activities in the park
• Ensure maintenance of the Environmental Education Centre
• Assist with heritage resource management in the park
• Perform other related duties as assigned by Manager