Science Event Presenter

Key Responsibilities:

1. Live Science Demonstrations & Presentations

• Deliver dynamic and engaging science demonstrations at events, school visits, science fairs, and exhibitions.
• Explain complex scientific concepts in a simple and entertaining manner.
• Use props, models, and safe materials to conduct experiments in front of audiences.
• Adapt delivery style based on audience age group (kids, students, general public).

2. Event Preparation & Coordination

• Collaborate with the content and events team to prepare scripts, materials, and setup for upcoming events.
• Ensure all science kits, tools, and safety gear are in place before each presentation.
• Assist in arranging event venues, setting up stages or booths, and rehearsing show flow.

3. Audience Interaction & Engagement

• Interact actively with the audience, involve volunteers from the crowd, and answer science-related queries.
• Create an inclusive and exciting learning environment by encouraging curiosity and exploration.
• Handle live Q&A sessions confidently and adapt to unexpected questions or reactions.

4. Educational Content Support

• Assist in developing age-appropriate, curriculum-linked science content for outreach and public engagement.
• Provide input on improving science activities, models, or storytelling techniques used in presentations.
• Occasionally support in developing online science content, videos, or voiceovers for digital use.

5. Safety, Logistics & Equipment Handling

• Ensure all demonstrations follow safety protocols, especially when handling chemicals or physical experiments.
• Maintain and organize event materials, lab kits, and props for reuse and transport.
• Report any damages or incidents to the event coordinator or supervisor immediately.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

• Bachelor s degree in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science, or Engineering).
• Excellent verbal communication and public speaking skills.
• Strong command of English and preferably regional language.
• Confidence in performing in front of small and large audiences, including children and families.
• Natural ability to simplify scientific concepts and relate them to everyday life.
• Basic understanding of safe experiment handling and event protocol.