Overview
As one of 12 participants in the year-long fellowship, you develop teaching, interpretive, and public relations techniques rooted in residential environmental education. Fellows are exposed to a wide variety of audiences and through instructing our hands-on, experiential, and inquiry-based classes. Professional growth and learning is accomplished through direct teaching experience supported by staff, professional workshops, and a series of observations and evaluations.
Qualifications:
B.A. or B.S. degree or any equivalent co
Able to commit to the position to August 6th, 2022
Be 21 years of age by August 15th, 2021
Required Skills:
Interested and excited about facilitating positive, outdoor experiences for students of all ages and backgrounds
Communicate clearly, effectively, and tactfully; active listener and collaborator
High level of self-motivation and enthusiasm; an eagerness and willingness to learn
Ability to live on-site in a dormitory communal setting with 11 other Fellowship members
Preferred Skills:
Related experience as a naturalist, interpreter, camp counselor, trip leader, or other leadership roles
Experience working with children
Experience operating high ropes courses, rock climbing walls, canoeing, and other outdoor recreation activities
About Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center is a private, non-profit, accredited school that empowers people to care for the earth and each other.
