Volunteer with Redland Museum

Volunteer with Redland Museum

Please complete this form to register your interest in volunteering at the Redland Museum.
Personal Details

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Are you a member of the Redland Museum?*

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In order to be a volunteer, you must also be a Member of the Redland Museum. Please visit - https://www.redlandmuseum.org.au/get-involved/membership/individual-member-signup/#join - to complete an Application for Membership if you are not already a member.
Redland Museum Groups / Areas

Please select below your areas of interest (you may select as many as you like)
Areas*

Audio Visual - the Museum researches local stories and information on Redlands’ social history and preserves them in oral and video recordings. Volunteers can assist in this process.Blacksmithing - a team of volunteer blacksmiths operate the blacksmith shop each Saturday morning, demonstrating their expertise in the manufacture of various items that are used or sold in the Museum shop.Building Maintenance - volunteers repair and maintain the Museum premises, equipment and outside areas.Catering - volunteers assist with catering for morning teas and lunches for visitor groupsCollections - all objects in the Museum are recorded on a database. Volunteers maintain this database as well as assisting in the conservation and restoration of items.Computers & Technology - volunteers with knowledge of computers and technology can assist in maintaining the Museum's computer network, improving interactive technical equipment for visitors and writing technical manuals.Displays - volunteers help in the design, layout and presentation of collection objects. Ongoing maintenance and dusting of the collection is also carried out by the volunteers.Education* - volunteers assist with developing educational content, school loan kits, show and tell programs, school visits and volunteer training sessions for guides.Events: - catering and assistance for events and other activities such as Theatre Redland plays, showground open days and museum events.Exhibitions - volunteers help in the design, layout and presentation of special exhibitions.General Assistance - volunteers are called upon to assist in erecting and dismantling stage and seating and relocating displays for special events.Guiding* - the Museum receives many group visits, particularly seniors and school children. Guides help these visitors to orientate themselves to the Museum and point out key collection items.Library - volunteers maintain the Museum's extensive library collection consisting of books (both current and rare), documents, periodicals, photographs and audio-visual material.Marketing & Promotion - volunteers assist with developing marketing and promotional items such as social media, advertisements, brochures, flyers, newspaper articles and the Museum's newsletter.Research - research is carried out for individual or group requests for information from the Museum archives. Work is also undertaken to improve and record the knowledge of collection objects.Textiles - the preservation and presentation of textiles is also undertaken by volunteers.Weekend reception - the Museum is open seven days a week. Volunteers undertake a three-hour shift on weekends to provide reception assistance.Workshop (engines, restoration etc) - volunteers restore and maintain museum items and artefacts, engines, vehicles and equipment of all description.
* You will require a Blue Card for working with Children if volunteering in these areas
Do you have any specific skills, licenses or qualifications that may be useful in your volunteering role?
Please outline here
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
- Once you have completed this expression of interest, you will be contacted by our Volunteer Coordinator, to arrange an introduction to the workings of the Museum.
- Volunteers are offered training and/or guidance in their area(s) of interest.
- As a formal volunteer with the Redland Musuem, your commitment will be for a minimum of 48 hours per year, or more, at your own discretion.
- A three-month probationary period applies to new Volunteers.
- More information is available in the Museum's “Volunteer Handbook”.
- When your membership renewal is due, as an approved volunteer, your membership fees will be reduced by 50%pa for an Individual Membership
- Volunteers are covered by Volunteer Insurance and Public Liability Insurance of $20 million.
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Volunteer with Redland Museum

Personal Details

Redland Museum Groups / Areas