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The museum respectfully acknowledges the role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to play in shaping Australia’s democracy.

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    Vacancies

    The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House is a Corporate Commonwealth Entity within the Office for the Arts.   Our Minister is the Hon Tony Burke,  Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations and the Arts.

    In addition to being listed on this page, you’ll find information on employment opportunities at The Museum of Australian Democracy by visiting the APS Jobs website.

    The museum encourages applications from the diverse Australian community including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people with disability, people of all ages and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

    To be eligible for employment you must be an Australian Citizen and the successful candidate will be required to undergo and maintain a baseline security clearance.


    Volunteering

    Creating a transformative experience is at the heart of what we do within this extraordinary building, and our volunteers play a vital part in helping us to achieve this. Find out more about volunteering at the Museum of Australian Democracy.


    Current vacancies

    Temporary Employment Register – Visitor & Education Engagement
    • Title: Temporary Employment Register – Visitor & Education Engagement
    • Classification: APS Level 3
    • Employment Type: Non-ongoing Irregular / Intermittent (Casual)
    • Salary: $60,234 - $65,819 + 15.4% superannuation
    • Contact Officer: People & Strategy on 02 6270 8297 or 6270 8192
    • Application pack
    • Application coversheet
    • The Old Parliament House Enterprise Agreement 2017–2020 (PDF) sets out conditions of employment at MoAD. 
    • The Remuneration Determination(PDF)sets out MoAD's pay scales. 
    • All applications other than the temporary register must include the application coversheet.
    • Please submit applications to recruitment@moadoph.gov.au or by mail to:

    The Recruitment Officer
    Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
    PO Box 3934
    Manuka ACT 2603

    Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

    18 King George Terrace, Parkes, ACT 2600, Australia

    PO Box 3934
    Manuka ACT 2603

    9am to 5pm daily 
    Closed Christmas Day

    ABN: 30 620 774 963

    Telephone: 02 6270 8222

    Enquiries:
    info@moadoph.gov.au

    Please note: video surveillance is used 24 hours a day around and throughout the building and may be used for research purposes

    Visiting

    • Planning your visit
    • Families at MoAD
    • Access
    • Group bookings
    • Cafe
    • MoAD Shop
    • UNSW Canberra Howard Library

    What's On

    • Events
    • Exhibitions

    Collection

    • The building
    • Objects and rooms
    • Highlights
    • Oral histories

    Learning

    • Teachers
    • Students
    • Parents

    Democracy

    • Exploring democracy
    • Documenting a democracy
    • Australian democracy
    • Defining democracy
    • Democracy 2025

    About

    • OPH Board
    • Annual Reports
    • Budget
    • Corporate documents
    • Disability Inclusion Action Plan
    • Employment
    • Freedom of information
    • Public Interest Disclosure
    • Media
    • Newsletter
    • Support us
    • Partnerships
    • Our prime minister patrons
    • Donate to our collection
    • eCommerce terms and conditions
    • Online house rules

    Blog

    Prime Ministers

    Websites

    Further information

    View our recruitment opportunities.

    View our copyright policy.

    View our privacy statement.

    View our ticketing terms and conditions.

    Questions about the website:
    website@moadoph.gov.au

    The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House is a Corporate Commonwealth Entity within the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts