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Environmental Educator and Challenge Course Facilitator (seasonal)
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DescriptionExperience the coast of North Carolina and provide amazing outdoor education experiences for youth. Don Lee Center hosts the Coastal Communities environmental education program focusing on coastal ecology, marine science, and natural history as well as the Common Ground team building program for school groups. Environmental Educators lead a variety of hands-on programs including beach study, fishing, coastal birds, pirates, and sailing. Educators will also lead groups through a team-building process focusing on problem solving and experiential learning. Visiting school groups will participate in a one day program, or a multiple day/overnight option. Instructors work with the groups for day and evening programs, but are not required to stay in cabins with kids. It is a five-day work week, with 2 days off per week. Please visit www.donleecenter.org/employment_openings_enviromental_educators.cfm for more information. QualificationsDegree in environmental or education related field; however we do offer internships for those whose education is in progress or those without degrees but prior experience in the field. Experience in working with youth in outdoor setting is preferred. Good organizational, interpersonal, and facilitation skills, as well as willingness to work long hours with youth; enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience, and self discipline are a must. We are looking for a "team player" to reside in a cooperative living/work environment. DatesThe position begins as September 4, 2008, and is contracted through November 21, 2008. SalaryStarting salary of $275 per week. Room and board are provided; meals provided seven days a week. Medical coverage-liability; limited sickness and accident insurance; Workman's Compensation. To ApplyPlease send a résumé, references, and cover letter to:
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