Volunteer at the Bateman Centre! It’s an exciting time to be a part of The Robert Bateman Centre. Please consider joining them if you are looking to be a part of an organization that:
- Believes the visitor experience is paramount
- Fosters respect for the natural world in which we live
- Stands for creativity, innovation and ongoing learning
- Listens and contributes to our communities
- Is committed to the highest professional and ethical standards
Share your love of art, community and nature
The Robert Bateman Centre is seeking enthusiastic, people-oriented individuals to join our dedicated team of docents – volunteers who share an interest in introducing children and adults to the inspirational world of Robert Bateman. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about our environment, and to share your love of learning with visitors.
What does a docent do?
Docents lend their acquired knowledge of Robert Bateman, his art, his inspirations and The Bateman Foundation with visitors to the Robert Bateman Centre.
What type of training does a docent need?
New docents will attend a docent training session to be introduced to The Robert Bateman Centre collection and basic touring techniques. Docents-in-training are also asked to further their knowledge by conducting personal research on the topics covered in the training sessions.
To find out how you can contribute to a lasting legacy of environmental education and sustainability contact us at [email protected]
