The community education team, working with the project supervisor, will deliver a series of community-based special events and educational programming. The participants must have an active E.I. claim or be an E.I. exhaustee. Participants will be in active job search mode throughout their participation in the project. All team members will participate in all special events and educational programming. Excellent communication skills and strong organizational skills are essential.
Experience working with a team is also essential.
However, the participants must also work well independently. Experience working with children and the public, eco-education, natural history interpretation, event planning, desktop publishing and volunteer coordination with definitely be an asset. Participants need to demonstrate good presentation skills and the ability to present information in many ways to different audiences. Team members will work in a fast-paced environment in a busy office. The BC Wetlands Society is looking for an enthusiastic, creative and self-motivated person to assist in developing and presenting our Team Wetlands program for secondary students and community volunteers.