As an Assistant Instructor, you will be responsible for co-teaching a group of 4-13-year-olds during 12, five-day sessions. Topics for instruction include forest ecology, geology, creek and wetland study, tide pool exploration, glaciology, sustainable farming techniques, and coastal studies.  Camp is located at various locations around Anchorage, Eagle River/Chugiak, and Palmer. Maintaining ACA standards, managing environmental risk factors, teaching engaging Environmental education programs, being a positive role model, instilling a sense of wonder and love for nature, and designing curriculum while teaching with a Lead Instructor outside rain or shine are all expectations of an Assistant Environmental Education Instructor.

This job starts on May 23rd, 2022 (You will shadow for the first week for training) and ends on August 12, 2022.  Applicants will need to be available to work the whole time.  Camp runs Monday-Friday with most weekends off and some holidays. Applicants must have current First Aid, CPR, and be 16+y/o. 

As an Instructor, you will be responsible for co-teaching a group of 4-13-year-olds during 12, five-day sessions. Topics for instruction include forest ecology, geology, creek and wetland study, tide pool exploration, glaciology, sustainable farming techniques, and coastal studies.  Camp is located at various locations around Anchorage, Eagle River/Chugiak, and Palmer. Maintaining ACA standards, managing environmental risk factors, teaching engaging Environmental education programs, being a positive role model, instilling a sense of wonder and love for nature, and designing curriculum while teaching with an Assistant or Lead Instructor outside rain or shine are all expectations of an Assistant Instructor.

This job starts on May 16th, 2022 for training and ends on August 12, 2022.  Applicants will need to be available to work the whole time.  Camp runs Monday-Friday with most weekends off and some holidays. Applicants must have current First Aid, CPR, and be 18+y/o. 

As a Lead Instructor, you will be responsible for teaching and leading a group of 4-13-year-olds during 12, one-week sessions. Topics for instruction include forest ecology, geology, creek study, tide pool exploration, glaciology, sustainable farming techniques, and coastal studies within Anchorage and surrounding areas. Maintaining ACA standards, managing environmental risk factors, teaching engaging environmental education programs, being a positive role model, instilling a sense of wonder and love for nature, and designing curriculum while leading with an Instructor or Assistant Instructor outside rain or shine are all expectations of a Lead Instructor.

 This job starts on May 16th, 2022 for training and ends on August 12, 2022.  Applicants will need to be available to work the whole time.  Camp runs Monday-Friday with most weekends off and some holidays. Applicants must have current First Aid, CPR, and be 18+y/o.