Are you interested in teaching children exciting things about the outdoors in the outdoors?
 Instructors with The Outdoor School (located on Lake LBJ in the heart of the beautiful Texas Hill Country) connect kids to the natural environment—a place where they can see, hear, touch, smell and even taste nature. Outdoor Education Instructors teach a pre-approved academic and adventure curriculum (including reptiles, water quality, kayaking, archery, outdoor survival, art in nature, and many more!), facilitate team building and high ropes courses, and lead interesting evening activities (astronomy, night sensory and games/campfire). Three weeks of training will provide you with the necessary knowledge in academics, ropes course, and anything else you need to thrive at TOS. Benefits include a weekly stipend up to $375/week and the ability to work for hourly pay on the weekend, free housing, utilities, WiFi access, most meals, Lifeguard and CPR/first aid certification, and pro deals.
 Now seeking Outdoor Education Instructors for the fall season (August 19th through November 22nd).
Why work at The Outdoor School? Check out these Instructor perspectives.
  
Explore natural places, work outside, create lasting friendships, and get paid.
Wisconsin Conservation Corps crews work and live together throughout the experience, eat healthy, minimize their impact on the Earth, and complete hands-on projects, build trails, manage habitats, and complete carpentry projects on publicly accessible lands. Crews stay together during their non-project time to participate in recreational activities, take care of chores, or travel to their next project site. Compensation includes $550/week for Leaders ($300/week for Members), plus meals, single occupancy tent camping or dorm-style housing, an AmeriCorps education award upon successful completion of service, and the chance to network with land management agencies and learn various land management techniques. Crew Leaders also participate in a five-week intensive training program to kick off the season. If you are self-motivated, hardworking, confident, autonomous, passionate about the environment, and relish rugged working conditions, explore current job openings and fill out the member or leader application (will take about 30 minutes to complete) or email Eric Robertson for more information.
• WCC operates crews during the summer (May through August) and fall (September through November). Crew Leaders work both terms while Members have the option of one or two seasons.
• Grow beyond yourself — WCC is seeking individuals of all talents and abilities! View the experience »
 
Are you looking for an opportunity to learn, grow, and develop your teaching skills with the forest as your classroom in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains of California?
Located in the Stanislaus National Forest, Sierra Outdoor School provides hands-on educational experiences for predominantly 4th and 6th graders over a 2-5 day period. After a paid training period, Naturalist Interns will teach hands-on science, cultural history, and team building activities to 4th-6th grade students as well as facilitate low ropes elements, the high ropes course, and belaying on the climbing wall. Interns will also have the opportunity to learn non-releasable raptor management including feeding, handling, and teaching with the birds as educational ambassadors. Internship commitment is from August 5th, 2024 – June 6th, 2025. Compensation includes a $2,640/month stipend, private bedroom in a shared house (you will never sleep in the dorms or supervise students overnight!), meals in the dining hall when students are being served, weekly food staples, WFA, CPR & AED training at no cost, $150 stipend towards a conference, paid trainings throughout the year, pro-deals with select outfitters, and job search counseling.
• If you are self-motivated, positive, energetic, and passionate about teaching and playing in the outdoors, fill out the online application or connect with Emma Ervolina for more info.
• Check out the life as a Sierra Outdoor School Naturalist Intern.
Working and living at Elk Lake Resort is an experience that is hard to beat. With an awesome environment and plentiful activities, team members take away not only varied job skills but the broader worldliness of interacting with colleagues and guests from around the country and globe.
Elk Lake Resort & Marina has grown into one of the premier multi-season lake resorts in Central Oregon (just 30 miles outside of Bend). Now seeking resort & hospitality staff positions that include Servers, Event Bartender, Pizza Kitchen, Ice Cream/Coffee Bar, Dishwasher, Field Operations, and Housekeepers. Compensation includes a competitive wage, shared housing or campsite accommodation for $50/month, meals during shift, discounted rates on all services and activities at the resort, and plenty of outdoor fun during time off! Full-time employees are eligible to participate in a 401(k) and health insurance program after one year of service. An excellent work ethic, being a supportive team member, and having a do whatever it takes attitude will go a long way in exceeding visitor and guest expectations as well as making this commitment one you will remember for a long time. Being successful at Elk Lake Resort requires an individual to be comfortable within an environment of varied challenges and opportunities. To apply, send your resume and a cover letter summarizing your skills and desired position to Mark Tapscott.
• The 2024 season runs from May 24th through October 6th. Also seeking applicants who are able and willing to work year-round in full-time positions.
Engage in a year of meaningful service, foster genuine relationships and experience the joys and challenges of lifesharing in a therapeutic community!
Set in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, near Charlottesville, Virginia, Innisfree Village is a residential, lifesharing community with adults with intellectual disabilities. At the core of the Residential Volunteer experience is the building of genuine connections with the residents (known as coworkers in the village) as well as other community members. With a broad demographic of life experiences, personal backgrounds, and cultural traditions, volunteers enrich the community through their gifts, talents, and individuality. Fully participating in the events of daily life, along with special gatherings and social events, offer unique opportunities to develop connections that can last a lifetime. A monthly stipend, private room, meals, and plentiful benefits are provided.
 Innisfree accepts Residential Volunteer applications on a monthly basis, taking into consideration current village needs and volunteer openings.
Check out 10 reasons to Volunteer at Innisfree Village and learn more about the volunteer experience.
Engage in the lives of others and the life of the land. Share your skills, talents and warmth with a diverse community of people trying to overcome mental health challenges and lead more fulfilling lives. Play in the Green Mountains of Vermont.
Become a Spring Lake Ranch Program Coordinator and gain experience in outdoor work, support the strengths and resiliency of others, make friendships that will last a lifetime, and see yourself grow and develop in a supportive vibrant community. Compensation includes $13.67/hour, private room within a resident house, access to three meals/day, full health, dental and vision coverage, paid vacation and sick time, and use of all Ranch amenities including laundry, linen service, woodshop, art and pottery studio, sewing room, gym, tennis court, hiking/ski trails and equipment, and lake front access with a private dock, canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards—as well as the many less tangible benefits that come from living and working in a close-knit community.
 Program Coordinators are hired on a rolling basis for an initial one-year period.
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