December 6, Job Category: Job. Job Type: Part-time. General Job Duties and Responsibilities: Supports youth ages to safely explore and engage in outdoor settings. Engages fully in games, lessons, and activities. Assists with preparing lesson materials and setting up program facilities. Respects and preserves land, wildlife, and facilities for current and future users. Communicates with participants, parents, and other staff in a positive and constructive manner.
Ensures that participants follow rules and protocols at all times. Maintains participant confidentiality. Position Start Date: Tuesday, February 1, Job Duration: Seasonal. Contact Name: Neyssa Hays. Contact Phone: Through reading and discussion, boys will examine their personal impact on the environment. This course is offered in the spring trimester and examines our personal and societal relationship to nature.
The avenues of learning in this class include the history of the conservation movement, the National Park System, and weekly experiences on the Blue Ridge campus. A project that involves sustainability is a major component of this course. This winter course examines a variety of topics and issues in and around the Appalachian Mountain Chain. The boys will research and discuss Cherokee culture, the Appalachian Trail, environmental issues, mountain culture, and other topics.
We also spend some time studying Blue Ridge School, including an exploration of our archives. A major hands-on activity is the painting of a Cherokee gourd mask that will appear in the art shop the following spring.
In this class, boys will gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities to respond and provide care in an emergency situation, specifically in a wilderness environment. Numerous hands-on scenarios with classmates will help ingrain this important information. We offer this unique elective in conjunction with the American Red Cross. Skip to content Search. Schedule a Tour. Compensation includes an hourly pay rate commensurate with experience, meals when groups are at camp, housing which includes a semiprivate room with a kitchen and living room complex and two weeks of paid training.
Positions are available during the fall late August through November and spring March to mid-June , with the opportunity to work multiple seasons each with additional responsibilities. If you have a love and wonder for the natural world, enthusiasm working with children and are a team player and flexible in your teaching style, email your cover letter and resume to Emily Rearer.
Newton, NJ erearer metroymcas. Work with others with similar interests and goals. Make a difference in the lives of others. Fairview Lake YMCA is looking for talented, caring and experienced individuals to join their outdoor education program team. Experience an exceptional professional opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children ages with special needs, benefit from Ramapo's state-of-the-art training, learn how to create environments that celebrate strengths and enable all children to feel a sense of belonging, and emerge with a heightened ability to meet all children's needs.
Benefits include a stipend, room and board at the acre Rhinebeck, NY campus, and travel reimbursement. Make a 9-week commitment from mid-June to mid-August. RamaYear—A Launch Year Program Recent college graduates devote a year or two of their early careers to an immersive year-round service experience on the Rhinebeck campus. Your work will include coordinating outdoor, adventure-based retreats for school and community groups, managing all outdoor activities lead hikes, campfires and ice breaker games, facilitate ropes courses, build campfires, facilitate indoor and outdoor climbing walls, and much more , and serving as a role model, mentor and roommate for young adults on-campus with learning differences.
Receive an annual salary, health benefits, paid vacation time and free room and board. Applications are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis. View all job opportunities , apply online or contact Kate Wrightington for more information. Box 22 Camp Ramapo Rd.
Rhinebeck, NY staffing ramapoforchildren. View Matthew's RamaYear story ». Become part of a special team of people who inspire a profound appreciation of ecological respect, interconnectedness and the joy of living.
Through wilderness skills, creative arts and the exhilaration of outdoor fun and discovery, Green River Preserve is a coed summer camp connecting children to nature. These aspiring naturalists can discover the abundance of beauty, life and wonder that the wilderness holds while participating in challenging and nurturing learning experiences ranging from archery, rock climbing and fly fishing to pottery crafts and creative writing.
Serving as professional naturalists, Mentor Naturalists will lead daily field studies throughout this magnificent 3,acre private wildlife preserve, assist in afternoon activities and coordinate evening programs. Each Mentor Naturalist also adopts a camper cabin for the summer term and serves as a valuable adviser and support system for the cabin counselor and campers. The summer camp season runs from May 24th to August 11th; Mentor Naturalist positions are also available for fall and spring season school programs.
Benefits include a weekly wage with additional pay based on experience and advanced certifications , paid staff training, room, board and professional development. Creative, self-motivated, and open-minded applicants must have a college degree or equivalent experience with knowledge of the environment and a true passion for teaching children.
Mentors must be at least 24 years of age and WFA certified. Fill out the online application or contact Anne Izard for more information. Green River Preserve is now accepting applications for the summer camp season! Why work for Green River Preserve? Check out this video ». We search for lost caves. We look for mushrooms each color of the rainbow. We lift up rocks in the river and dunk our heads under water.
We light a candle deep in an underground cave. We ask lots and lots of questions. We hunt, search, ask, and explore. Learn more about the GRP philosophy ». Experience the North Carolina coast and provide amazing outdoor education experiences for youth!
Environmental Educators will teach a variety of outdoor exploration programs and activities—from ocean study and chart navigation to fishing, sailing and caring for captive animals.
Educators will also double as Challenge Course Facilitators , providing team building, problem-solving and experiential learning. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in a science or education related field or in outdoor recreation and experiential education Internships are available for those currently working on their degree , and a strong interest in teaching children in an outdoor setting.
If you are enthusiastic, patient, positive, self-disciplined, hardworking and a team player that can reside in a cooperative, communal living environment, email your cover letter, resume and 3 references to Katie Lewia.
Located in the beautiful mountains of western North Carolina, Mountain Trail Outdoor School is a residential environmental education program serving students typically in the 4th-8th grade from both public and private schools from around the southeast. The program uses an experiential education model to teach and inspire youth and adults to care for their natural environment around and cultivate community among their peers.
Seeking enthusiastic Instructors who enjoy working with youth and have a desire to teach in an outdoor setting. Responsibilities include teaching outdoor environment classes ranging from a science curriculum that meets state standards to team building exercises and adventure-based programming , developing curricula and resources for the program, assisting in the maintenance and upkeep of campus teaching, habitat, and resource storage areas, completing projects assigned by faculty supervisors, and actively participating in the broader Kanuga community when opportunities arise.
Positions are available during the fall mid-August to November and spring late February to May. MTOS will also work with interns wishing to receive college credit while working with the outdoor school. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in biology, education, recreation, or equivalent work experience. If you have experience teaching outdoor education, a passion for the natural environment and teaching children, and a willingness to live and work in an intentional community, fill out the online application.
Hendersonville, NC x lnewton kanuga. Situated on a acre island preserve on North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks, the Sound to Sea Environmental Education Program is a secular program of Trinity Center —serving public and private schools each school year and a week summer day camp. Join a staff of nine Instructors to teach classes on the five major island habitats: the beach, maritime forest, freshwater pond, salt marsh and sound.
Class topics vary from island ecology to coastal cultures and human impacts. Instructors utilize hands-on activities to teach a multidisciplinary curriculum, create programs and classes for diverse populations and are trained to work with and care for birds of prey and salt and fresh water aquariums and other education animals.
School year or year-round contracts available most Instructors stay from one to two years. Bring your kayak or SUP, flip flops and sunscreen, and enjoy your off time by exploring the coast!
Applicants must have a college degree in related field, the ability and desire to work with elementary school students through senior adults in small and large group situations, a desire to live in community, a sense of humor, creativity and flexibility. To apply, send your cover letter and resume to Mindy Furrer. Drawer Salter Path, NC , ext. The mountains of western North Carolina are calling you! Centrally located between Boone, Asheville, and Charlotte, YMCA Camp Harrison operates overnight camps , weekend camps , and as a retreat center for groups of all kinds on its 2, acres.
Staff will also lead environmental education classes for various grade levels, assist with running the Nature Center, and facilitate teambuilding exercises.
Internships are also welcomed. Positions are available during the spring, summer and fall, with potential opportunity for multiple season work. Staff will also be exposed to all departments required to run a successful nonprofit organization. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, self-starter, hard worker, and a team player with strong customer service skills, fill out the online application or contact Laura Cornett for more information.
Nature's Classroom at Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum offers 2 to 5-day residential programs, day programs and school visits with a custom designed curriculum to meet the needs of each group. Outdoor Education Instructors will be assigned a field group typically 6th graders and will lead hands-on, activity-based programming that includes outdoor classes, interpretive nature hikes, night hikes, campfires, and large group games. Instructors also eat meals with their group, lead team building and nature center activities, and work with groups on the high ropes course may be required.
Positions are available during the spring mid-February through the end of May and the fall mid-August to mid-November. The staff house includes a full kitchen, satellite TV, WiFi access, and a laundry facility.
Your weekends are free to explore the surrounding area, including proximity to Cuyahoga Valley National Park and other great hiking and outdoor exploration activities. Although having nature education teaching experience is a plus, it isn't necessary. As long as you are excited to learn, Nature's Classroom can teach you what you need to know.
Individuals from all areas of study are encouraged to apply. If you love kids, want to learn and are excited about being outside, explore hiring details , fill out the online application or email the Program Directors for more information.
Spring Season Job Openings! Explore hiring details or view a day in the life of a Nature's Classroom Instructor. Nuhop is hiring Instructors for the fall and spring outdoor education seasons!
Located in the heart of the Mohican Valley, Nuhop is one of Ohio's foremost experiential education facility. The Outdoor Education program provides a balance between experiential, outdoor and environmental education philosophies for elementary and middle school students every spring and fall.
Instructors also have occasional evening activities and overnight duties during the week, and some weekday and week-end facilitation with school, college and corporate groups. Compensation is competitive and commensurate with experience. Benefits include on-site housing, meals during the workweek, WiFi and laundry on-site, access to pro deals, Wilderness First Aid certification, and other professional development opportunities. Positions are available during the fall mid-August through the week before Thanksgiving and the spring early March through the end of May.
If you have experience working with children in a traditional or non-traditional educational setting, an interest and passion for working in the outdoors, and the ability to lead and teach others with professionalism and respect, send your cover letter and resume to Josh Vanderzyden or apply online. View the Nuhop experience ».
The program is focused on 6th graders becoming active and knowledgeable citizens while teaching them about the natural wonders and phenomena of Oregon in the outdoors. Outdoor School teaches students how nature works to empower them to become engaged scientists and citizens within their communities.
High school students provide mentorship and community development and are empowered to become teachers themselves, teaching hands-on immersive science in the field. Applicants must be able to support and lead teams with diverse perspectives, values and identities in activities, field studies and duties as well as be responsive and sympathetic to students needs to set them up for success.
Positions are available during the spring mid-March through the end of May and fall mid-September through the first week of November. Staff work a six-day week and are typically on duty from a. If you are a student-centered team player who is dedicated, culturally sensitive and patient, view job descriptions and apply online or contact Andrea Hussey for more information. View the experience on this Oregon Public Broadcast episode clip.
If you are interested in teaching, leadership, mentorship, inclusion, positive youth development, and helping to build connection and create authentic relationships with nature and science, join the team! YBEC offers a fun and engaging work environment with opportunities for growth as well as personal and professional development! With five campuses across south central Pennsylvania, the Yellow Breeches Educational Center program is a collaborative effort to bring a multidisciplinary approach to educating K students with emotional support needs.
Teachers have the ability to gear their instruction towards the students interest within their core subject and bring these interest to life through field trips. Students who participate readily in class have the opportunity to earn high end trips such as multi-pitch rock climbing at Seneca Rocks, West Virginia, white water canoeing down the Chattooga river, skiing and snowboarding in the White Mountains, or scuba diving in the Florida Keys. All staff enjoy traditional school holidays and a paid summer break.
A Bachelor's degree is required to obtain teacher certification. If you have a love of the outdoors and previous experience with youth preferred , email your cover letter and resume to Colleen McHugh. Carlisle, PA cmchugh yellowbreeches. As a National Park Service education partner in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in northeastern Pennsylvania, Pocono Environmental Education Center provides school field trips, team building activities, family and scout programs, retreat facilities, nature adventure summer camp, hand hands-on specialty workshops, and plenty of space for outdoor adventures.
Environmental Education Instructors prepare and present engaging, hands-on lessons addressing a wide range of topics relating to natural history and ecology, environmental issues, outdoor living skills, teamwork and communication skills to participants that range from pre-school children to adults.
Responsibilities also include planning and leading camp and public programming including occasional evening programs, special events, overnights, and other specialized programs , developing program activities and lessons facilitated at the Center, and assisting with facility upkeep and receptionist duties. Limited summer positions are available starting May 23rd and end in August.
To apply, send a cover letter, resume and three references to Stephanie Sherman-Barr. We always look forward to welcoming the next generation of nature lovers! Come join the Camp Greenville team on the mountain! Located on the North and South Carolina border in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, YMCA Camp Greenville is a year-round overnight camp offering adventure, environmental education, teen leadership and community building programs as well as group conferences and retreats.
Seasonal Resident Program Staff teach pond and forest ecology, geology, astronomy, canoeing and orienteering as well as lead and facilitate adventure-based activities that include three high ropes courses, a natural rock face, indoor climbing, hiking and group dynamics to children, youth and adults with the help of the camp's outdoor classroom encompassing 1, acres.
Program staff positions are available during the spring mid-February through May and the fall mid-August through November. Summer camp at Camp Greenville is an indescribable experience — one that can only be experienced. The tradition, the programs, and the future is one of a kind. The days are long yet short, crazy yet relaxing, challenging yet fulfilling.
Also looking for seasonal Kitchen and Maintenance staff. Compensation includes a weekly salary, housing, meals, training and professional development opportunities, and YMCA membership. To apply, view all current job openings or contact Crystal Kahler for more information. Do you love to work outside, have a sense of humor, and enjoy working with children? Instructors teach classes during the week at the Environmental Education Center and lead programs for visiting retreat groups.
A curriculum of 24 classes range in topics from aquatic, forest, and wildlife ecology to astronomy, pioneer study, canoeing, teambuilding, and high ropes.
Two evenings a week, Instructors lead meals and evening programs. Weekend work is also required. Instructors will also gain experience facilitating several high ropes courses. Previous experience working with children is highly recommended. Positions are available during the fall mid-August to mid-December , academic year mid-August to May , spring mid-January to mid-May and the summer months, with multiple work season potential.
To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and four references to Paige Crane paige. Apply early before these positions fill!
View the Thunderbird EE Center experience ». With ten DC metro program locations currently spanning from Gaithersburg and Crownsville, MD to Centreville and Fredericksburg, VA and points in between , Natural Leaders is a small, but ambitious and fast-growing organization with a vision to continuously grow and expand their small-group outdoor adventures model, team and impact! Focusing on nature discovery, wilderness survival and primitive skills, storytelling, water play, games and more, programs are offered during the summer months as well as the academic year.
Seeking Guides to lead youth in outdoor adventures, develop character and wilderness survival skills, and grow into leaders. Responsibilities include facilitation of dynamic nature-based outdoor-leadership programs with a mixed-age group of students mostly ages Hiring staff on an ongoing basis; academic year programs meet weekdays from 10am-3pm, while the summer format has longer days ampm. If you have a passion for sharing nature with children, send a brief cover letter noting your work term availability, where you are located, and how this position fits in with your aspirations over the coming year and resume to Nick Grenier.
Armistead St. The Natural Leaders program has become the cornerstone of the kids' homeschool experience— view one family's experience ». Guides for Natural Leaders facilitate a dynamic nature-based outdoor leadership program with a mixed-age group of students.
With a focus on team building, challenge and community, the Outdoor Learning Center at Horizons offers school groups, scouts and retreat groups an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley.
Now seeking Instructors to lead groups in team building and educational programs of all shapes and sizes! What makes the OLC stand out as one of the premier outdoor education facilities in Virginia? There are also opportunities for pro-deals on gear, in-services to expand your knowledge and optional staff bonding trips. Positions are available during the spring mid-March through mid-June, with a summer option and fall mid-August through mid-November.
If you want to make a positive impact on others through meaningful outdoor experiential education programs, email your resume and 3 references to Katie Hanley. Spring Season Instructor Job Openings! Located on beautiful Orcas Island in the Puget Sound, YMCA Camp Orkila programs include outdoor environmental education programs, summer resident camp, teen leadership, family camps, retreats and conferences, and community programs. Program Instructors generally work 5 days a week which includes one weekend day facilitating recreation activities for family camp and retreat programs.
Positions are available during the spring late February to mid-June , with an option to work through the summer early June to early September , and the fall season late August to late October. Fill out the online application or email Haley Cruz Winchell for more information.
View all current job openings ». Check out this video recapping Camp Orkila's outdoor ed staff training. To get to the island, one must take an hour-long ferry ride from Anacortes to Orcas Landing. Located on an amazing waterfront situated on the Puget Sound, Sound View Camp and Retreat Center provides opportunities for youth, families, and groups to enjoy time in the outdoors.
0コメント