EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The Norlands seeks a Resident Caretaker. The Caretaker lives in a one-bedroom apartment attached to the museum and is responsible for daily animal care, housekeeping duties, general maintenance, site safety and seasonal farm and special event work, approximately 15 hours a week, flexible. The ideal caretaker (or caretaker couple) is dependable, conscientious and detail oriented. This unpaid position provides free housing with utilities included. Some housing restrictions. No pets, smoking or children.
A paid position as a historical interpreter (educator) may be available and will be discussed with interested candidates during the interview process. For more information and the detailed job description email norlands@norlands.org. To apply, email a cover letter, resume, and contact information for three references to Sheri Leahan, Executive Director, at norlands@norlands.org or mail to 290 Norlands Road, Livermore, ME 04253.
We are always seeking historical interpreters for male and female roles to assist with school programs. These are temporary on call, as needed positions with more hours available in the spring and fall seasons. Interpreters use living history methods to demonstrate and teach the chores, tasks, and jobs that were traditionally performed in rural Maine in the 1800s. Interpreters deliver Journey into History educational programs primarily for school children and for the general public during special events. If interested, please email a resume and contact information for three references to norlands@norlands.org. Or, call 207-897-4366 for an employment application.
A paid position as a historical interpreter (educator) may be available and will be discussed with interested candidates during the interview process. For more information and the detailed job description email norlands@norlands.org. To apply, email a cover letter, resume, and contact information for three references to Sheri Leahan, Executive Director, at norlands@norlands.org or mail to 290 Norlands Road, Livermore, ME 04253.
We are always seeking historical interpreters for male and female roles to assist with school programs. These are temporary on call, as needed positions with more hours available in the spring and fall seasons. Interpreters use living history methods to demonstrate and teach the chores, tasks, and jobs that were traditionally performed in rural Maine in the 1800s. Interpreters deliver Journey into History educational programs primarily for school children and for the general public during special events. If interested, please email a resume and contact information for three references to norlands@norlands.org. Or, call 207-897-4366 for an employment application.
