Interested in living in an intentional community with 9 like-minded folks? Want to make a difference in the lives of over a thousand of students? Interested in teaching about out fragile earth and ways we can protect it? Then a job with Sound to Sea, Trinity Center's Environmental Education program on the Outer Banks is perfect for you! We are now accepting applications for a school year or year round position.

Summary

Join a staff of nine Instructors to teach classes on the five major island habitats: 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 and other education animals.

Instructors have overnight duty and will be trained CPR/first aid. School year or year-round contracts available (most instructors stay from one to two years).

Bring your kayak or SUP, flip flops and sunscreen and enjoy your off time by exploring the coast!

Applicants must have a college degree in related field, the ability and desire to work with elementary school students through senior adults in small and large group situations, a desire to live in community, a sense of humor, creativity and flexibility.

Compensation Information

Compensation includes $295/week (with pay raises offered at the end of each season), plus private room and communal space, meals, medical insurance, and access to private beach and sound side docks.

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Environmental Education Instructor