Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

Employment

Current vacancies

The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House is an Executive Agency within the Prime Minister and Cabinet portfolio with the Cabinet Secretary and Special Minister of State as the responsible Minister. 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.

You can download a copy of the Old Parliament House Enterprise Agreement 2009-2011.

Please submit applications for the positions below electronically to recruitment@moadoph.gov.au or by mail to:

The Recruitment Officer Museum of Australian Democracy Old Parliament House
PO Box 7088
Canberra BC ACT 2610

APS6 Facilities Coordinator, Facilities Section, Corporate and Heritage Branch

As a member of a small team managing the operational aspects of the building, your role will focus on strategic maintenance and infrastructure planning, contract management and procurement including preparing briefs and specifications, and delivery of minor works. You will generally participate in the day to day operations of the section and also participate in the OPH emergency control team.

EL1 Senior Management Accountant, Finance Section, Corporate and Heritage Branch

The Senior Management Accountant is responsible for the co-coordination and preparation of the annual budget and quarterly forecasting in the agency and for the system administration of the Financial Management Information System (FMIS). You will be responsible for the preparation of the internal and external budgets, including the Portfolio Budget Statements; CBMS; Estimates Memorandums and liaising with the Department of Finance and Deregulation to meet all timetable deadlines.

Volunteering at The Museum of Australian Democracy

Our volunteers play an essential part in the Museum’s operation. The majority of volunteers work as guides. They are very often the public face of the Museum of Australian Democracy, bringing to life the events that took place in this building and shaped the nation.

Some volunteers assist us behind the scenes by providing valuable research, administrative and political history expertise.

We have a recruitment drive at least once a year. We provide our volunteers with ongoing professional development, opportunities to share skills and expertise and participate in a range of social activities.

For further information contact our Volunteers Coordinator on (02) 6270 8146 or email info@oph.gov.au.