Hiring Range: $16.50 — $20.00
Total Hourly Range: $16.50 — $24.00

• Provide scheduled onsite and offsite programming.
• Lead guided tours of the main gallery and changing exhibitions.
• Share information about Cherokee history and culture in structured programs, informally with visitors, and at special events.
• Demonstrate various Cherokee artforms throughout the Museum, and in Cherokee when assigned.
• Research Cherokee history, culture, and craft.
• Follow the Atsila Anotasgi dress code.
• Be courteous and helpful at all times when with the public.

• A demonstrated commitment to preserve and protect the history, culture, and stories of the Cherokees.
• Experience in and commitment to working in a team-oriented environment.
• Proactive, warm, and welcoming, professional presence with the public.
• Knowledge of Cherokee history and culture is required, and will be supplemented with training.
• Two-week new hire training is required.
• Ability to speak publicly and work with the public are essential.
• Knowledge of Cherokee crafts, or willingness to learn, is necessary.
• Performing traditional songs, stories, and dances are required, and will be supplemented with training.

• Reports to Lead Cultural Specialist within the Education Department.
• Other duties as assigned.