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Senckenberg Naturmuseum Dresden

01097 Dresden, Sachsen
Advanced German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually
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About the volunteering opportunity

Do you enjoy talking to people, are you curious, and are you interested in nature, animals, and our environment? Then you’ve come to the right place! For our NatureLAB at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum in Dresden’s Japanese Palace, we’re looking for dedicated people who are eager to inspire visitors, answer questions, and bring our open education and outreach space to life. And don’t worry: You don’t have to be a natural history expert—but you shouldn’t be completely clueless either. Here’s what you can expect: interacting with our visitors, providing support and guidance in the NatureLAB, exciting insights into natural history and museum work, a diverse environment with friendly people, and a role where you can share your passion for nature and knowledge. Your Assignment: Senckenberg Natural History Museum Dresden, Japanese Palace, NatureLAB, open education and outreach space; shifts by arrangement, occasionally on weekends as well. Does this sound like you? Then we look forward to getting to know you! It doesn’t matter whether you already have museum experience or simply enjoy interacting with people and have an interest in natural history. We look forward to your support. 

Your Tasks

The volunteers are expected to design and carry out creative activities to provide support. 

What's needed

For this volunteering opportunity, advanced German skills are required.
Volunteers must be of legal age.

Time required

Regularly
Discussed individually
The schedule will be coordinated with the volunteers as soon as they are available. 

Location

Senckenberg Naturmuseum Dresden

The Senckenberg Society for Natural History (SGN) is an association with legal capacity pursuant to Section 22 of the German Civil Code (BGB), which was granted the rights of a legal entity on August 17, 1867, by decree of the sovereign ruler. Pursuant to § 13 of the bylaws, the Society is represented in and out of court within the meaning of § 26 BGB by two members of the Executive Board, one of whom must be the Director General or the Administrative Director. 
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01097 Dresden, Sachsen
Advanced German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually
Write message
01097 Dresden, Sachsen
Advanced German skills
Regularly
Discussed individually
Write message