Outdoor Science Instructors are responsible for teaching concept-based, natural science curriculum, utilizing a mix of outdoor and classroom settings to students (K-12) and adults.  The outdoor learning experience is like none other; this is an opportunity to be a part of a team that makes a tangible difference in the local and global community.  You’ll be among some of the most dedicated, hard-working, and passionate outdoor professionals in the field.  You will teach a variety of classes during the spring outdoor school season. This position generally requires employees to live on site, and room and board are provided. Due to the seasonal nature of the position, instructors average 10-12 hours per day, and are exempt from overtime wage regulations.  The job is usually Monday–Friday, with some weekends throughout the program season.

What you’ll need:

·Experience working with youth in an educational setting.

·Working knowledge of the concepts in natural history and ecology.

·Combination of experience and education equivalent to a bachelor’s degree.

·Oregon Food Handler Card (or ability to obtain).

·Current Adult/Child CPR/AED.

·Wilderness First Responder certification (or ability to obtain).

·Ability to work as part of a high-functioning team both during working and non-working hours.

·Ability to establish and maintain healthy relationships in a residential work environment.

·Pass pre-employment checks, such as criminal background check and reference checks.