The document discusses the role of a science communicator. A science communicator works to build bridges between the scientific community and stakeholders to foster public outreach from science. They aim to make science exciting and encourage careers in science. Science communicators create understanding of science through exhibitions, lectures, workshops and field trips. They introduce people to the scientific method using various engagement activities. Effective science communication requires using local languages, ensuring two-way communication, understanding the audience, and learning from the public. Science communicators must have strong analytical skills, be able to communicate effectively, be good listeners, and be able to explain complex topics simply. They organize various public engagement activities to communicate science.