Outdoor Education Teacher

General Responsibilities

• Lead educational hikes
• Teach hands-on classes from our existing curriculum
• Facilitate team building activities including low ropes
• Guide large group and evening activities
• Occasionally help with specialty activities, such as: archery, canoeing, climbing tower, and the high ropes course

Qualifications

• Must be 21 years or older
• Bachelor’s Degree
• Certified in CPR/ First Aid (or willing to get certified)
• Willing to work 13 hour days
• Able to walk/hike 1- 5 miles per day
• Able to work as a part of a team
• Experience working with children
• Undergo a criminal background check

Time Commitment

• All contracts for Teachers are for one academic semester at a time.
• This semester runs from mid September- late November.
• Staff generally work 4-5-day weeks, usually weekdays only, but the occasional weekend group can result in a rare 6 or 7-day work week.

Perks, Benefits, And Wages

• Seasonal housing (housing is shared, please note that emotional support animals are not allowed)
• 2 weeks paid training
• Food is provided during training and when participants are on site.
• $90- $95 per day
• Other benefits include a location near excellent caving, climbing, mountain biking, hiking, whitewater paddling, and multiple state and national parks