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1. Are you an individual offering housing, or do you represent a company/complex (such as apartment complexes, a community, education center, etc)?
I represent a children’s museum focused on educating children ages 5-12 on the world around them.
2. What is your name/the name of your company/complex?
The Children’s Science Museum
3. What kind of housing will you be providing?
We will be revamping a section of the volunteer break room to include living accommodations scaled for the candidate.
4. For how long will you be providing housing?
The TCP Education program is projected to be a permanent fixture of our museum; housing will be available for the entirety of the program’s run.
5. What resources will your residents have access to?
Since our exhibit is focused around TCP abilities, there will be TCP-accessible food readily available at all times. Aside from that... we have kids’ exhibits? You can drop a ball from a few different heights to “experiment” with gravity. The ball would be a bit big for most candidates though...
6. What are local job/academic opportunities?
Accepted residents will be employees of the museum. In terms of academic opportunities, the museum is dedicated to education about sciences and the natural world, albeit at a grade school level.
7. What kind of TCP types are you best equipped for?
TCPs whose abilities can be used to demonstrate natural phenomena or scientific concepts would be a great bonus.
8. What kind of TCP types are you least equipped for?
TCPs whose abilities may be disturbing for children to witness would not be a good fit.
9. What kind of TCP types are restricted/not allowed in your housing?
Any TCP who could be dangerous to expose to kids is a no-go. We don’t want any lawsuits.
10. What kind of personality would your ideal resident have?
We are looking for someone who is good with kids and can handle crowds! They can’t be shy about using their ability in front of people.
11. Why this kind of personality?
Our exhibit is meant to feature TCP abilities and allow for children a better understanding of how they work. This means a lot of interaction with children and crowds.
12. What kind of personality would be not ideal for your housing situation?
Anyone easily frustrated or overwhelmed.
13. Why?
They have to be around kids. A lot of ‘em. For many hours a day.
14. What do you aim to get by housing this TCP?
The Children’s Science Museum hopes to educate children on TCPs and their abilities. Depending on the candidate’s typing, they may also choose to participate in other demonstrations as well (for example, a fire type in a lecture on the properties of fire, etc.)
I represent a children’s museum focused on educating children ages 5-12 on the world around them.
2. What is your name/the name of your company/complex?
The Children’s Science Museum
3. What kind of housing will you be providing?
We will be revamping a section of the volunteer break room to include living accommodations scaled for the candidate.
4. For how long will you be providing housing?
The TCP Education program is projected to be a permanent fixture of our museum; housing will be available for the entirety of the program’s run.
5. What resources will your residents have access to?
Since our exhibit is focused around TCP abilities, there will be TCP-accessible food readily available at all times. Aside from that... we have kids’ exhibits? You can drop a ball from a few different heights to “experiment” with gravity. The ball would be a bit big for most candidates though...
6. What are local job/academic opportunities?
Accepted residents will be employees of the museum. In terms of academic opportunities, the museum is dedicated to education about sciences and the natural world, albeit at a grade school level.
7. What kind of TCP types are you best equipped for?
TCPs whose abilities can be used to demonstrate natural phenomena or scientific concepts would be a great bonus.
8. What kind of TCP types are you least equipped for?
TCPs whose abilities may be disturbing for children to witness would not be a good fit.
9. What kind of TCP types are restricted/not allowed in your housing?
Any TCP who could be dangerous to expose to kids is a no-go. We don’t want any lawsuits.
10. What kind of personality would your ideal resident have?
We are looking for someone who is good with kids and can handle crowds! They can’t be shy about using their ability in front of people.
11. Why this kind of personality?
Our exhibit is meant to feature TCP abilities and allow for children a better understanding of how they work. This means a lot of interaction with children and crowds.
12. What kind of personality would be not ideal for your housing situation?
Anyone easily frustrated or overwhelmed.
13. Why?
They have to be around kids. A lot of ‘em. For many hours a day.
14. What do you aim to get by housing this TCP?
The Children’s Science Museum hopes to educate children on TCPs and their abilities. Depending on the candidate’s typing, they may also choose to participate in other demonstrations as well (for example, a fire type in a lecture on the properties of fire, etc.)