Approximately 40-45 seasonal staff are hired annually in the statewide program to serve as instructors. Staff responsibilities include teaching interdisciplinary daytime outdoor and environmental education classes, conducting evening programs, providing leadership to schools participating in the program, and maintaining teaching laboratories and classes. Qualifications are commitment, genuine interest in children, dynamic personality, well-developed communication skills, creativity, and leadership ability. Extensive training in environmental education provided.
Internships are also available.
See the information below to apply. The addresses of the 4 centers are listed below. We are committed to recruiting a diverse and talented staff.