More than 220 volunteers work at Auckland War Memorial Museum. A wide range of interesting volunteer roles are available making it a truely rewarding way to become closely involved with the Museum.
Volunteer roles
We are always keen to take on new people with the particular skills we require. Our volunteers range from 18 to their 80s and come from a wide range of backgrounds. Some are retired, some students, and some work either part time or full time. The one thing they all have in common is a deep love for the museum and a willingness to contribute their time, skills and enthusiasm. Find out more about volunteer roles.
How to apply
Become a volunteer and support the treasures of our collections, the importance of the war memorials and the unique cultural heritage represented by the Museum. Your voluntary commitment will bring greater knowledge, more understanding and the pleasure of new encounters that enable you to share this heritage with others. Find out more about becoming a volunteer.
Meet Ros Currie, our Volunteer Coordinator
You will become part of a diverse and talented team of people who contribute significantly to the work of the museum. As a volunteer you will be welcomed and looked after by the Museum’s Volunteer Coordinator as well as other members of staff.
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Ros Currie joined the staff of Auckland Museum in 2009. Prior to this she worked as a teacher in senior primary school management roles across Auckland. Her background in developing assessment and professional development systems, working with IT and gifted students has been supplemented by experience working in event management and marketing. Since joining the museum, Ros has developed strong training programmes working closely across the museum to maximise opportunities for the many volunteers who contribute their time and skills. Ros holds a BA in Psychology from Auckland University, and spent a year as a Teacher Fellow in 2007. | |
