Sound to Sea, Trinity Center's Environmental Education program on North Carolina’s Outer Banks is situated on a 62-acre island preserve. Join a staff of 9 instructors to teach classes on the five major island habitats that are part of our property; the beach, maritime forest, freshwater pond, salt marsh and sound. Class topics vary from island ecology to coastal cultures and human impacts. Instructors utilize hands-on activities to teach multidisciplinary curriculum, create programs and classes for diverse populations and are trained to work with and care for birds of prey and salt and fresh water aquariums.  Instructors have overnight duty one night every two weeks and will be trained in Basic First Aid and CPR.

Sound to Sea is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.  Year-round employment opportunities available. To learn more about this unique teaching position, visit our website at www.trinityctr.com.  Requires: Degree in related field, ability and desire to work with elementary school students through senior adults in small and large group situations; creativity, flexibility, sense of humor and a desire to live in community. Previous teaching experience helpful. Salary: $280/wk plus room, board, medical insurance. 

Qualifications: Committed, energetic, community-oriented individuals able to function in Trinity Center's highly service-oriented, professional atmosphere. College degree. Ability and desire to work with elementary students through senior adults (in Elderhostel program) from small-group to lecture situations. Ability to work unsupervised, create programs, classes and workshops. Flexibility, initiative and adaptability a must; teaching experience, biology background and/or medical training helpful