ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/SUMMER DAY CAMP
Major: Natural Resources Recreation and Tourism | State: Florida | Job Type: Internship | Date Posted: March 10, 2008
Employer: Conservancy of Southwest Florida
Description:ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/SUMMER DAY CAMP (SUMMER 2008)
Description: Teach a variety of lessons in science and ecology both on and off site at an 8-week education intensive summer camp. Assist lead counselors with program development, before and after care, and program delivery to grades kindergarten through eighth. Serve as a responsible counselor and positive role model for campers. Lead games, crafts and field trips to area wildlife locations such as beaches, swamps and parks.
Availability: May 21 to August 8, 2008.
Location: Naples
Qualifications: Qualifications: Must be at least a senior in college with an academic background in science, education or comparable discipline. Teaching experience preferred but not required. Strong commitment to environmental education and conservation. Good communication, public speaking and leadership skills. Ability to lift 50 pounds and willing to work outside in hot, humid and sometimes buggy conditions. Certifications in First Aid, CPR and life-saving or ability to obtain. Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. The Conservancy is a DRUG FREE and SMOKE FREE workplace. Non-compliance will result in immediate dismissal.
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Application Information: Call, write or email your request for an application. Send application, cover letter, resume, and transcripts to: Sharon Truluck, Human Resources Director, Conservancy of Southwest Florida, 1450 Merrihue Drive, Naples FL 34102. Phone: 239-403-4213. Email address: Internships@Conservancy.org. Web Site: www.Conservancy.org
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Benefits: Benefits: The Conservation Associate will gain experience in the field of education, both classroom and field work, and environmental science/conservation. The Conservation Associate will gain extensive knowledge of southwest Florida’s unique ecosystem,
Deadline: March 10, 2008