Getty Seeks Volunteer Docents for Spring and Fall 2014

The Getty Docent Program is seeking art-loving individuals to provide tours of the Museum’s collection for K–12 students

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Feb 27, 2014

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Help visitors get the most out of their visits to the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Volunteer docent positions are available for both the Getty Center and Getty Villa. Information and applications are available online.

Getty Docents work within the Getty’s Education and Public Programs Department, and introduce visitors of all ages to the art, architecture, gardens, and educational opportunities through a variety of facilitated experiences. Currently, the Getty Docent Program is seeking art-loving individuals to provide tours of the Museum’s collection for K–12 students. Applications are due March 12, with interviews taking place in March 2014 for training sessions that begin in April 2014.

“The Getty is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated people who are lifelong learners, passionate about art, and want to share their experience with museum visitors in a variety of ways,” says Elizabeth Escamilla, education manager for the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Docents receive ongoing behind-the-scenes educational opportunities, free parking, dining and gift store discounts, and annual recognition events.

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