Engages visitors in daily activities typical of a mid-19th century, middle class farm in Western Tennessee. Designs and presents specific programs intended to convey environmental messages in a historic context.  Adapts messages and programs to a wide range of audiences.  Demonstrates historic skills.   Research and special projects may be assigned as appropriate. Support the overall LBL environmental education program by presenting programs/assisting with activities at other facilities and presenting programs at sites outside of the recreation area. 

Must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Education, Recreation, History, or related fields, and not be currently enrolled in school.

Warm enthusiastic demeanor that is quality customer service driven.

Interest in engaging visitors with a focus on making their experience fun.

Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.

Ability to manage multiple projects.

Availability for weekend, holiday, and evening work.

Valid driver’s license.

12 month Apprentice position with fully furnished onsite housing and $200/week stipend.