HoWL Instructor

In the field, HoWL Instructors teach fundamental wilderness skills, such as fire-building and basic navigation, along with skills associated with the particular trip activities. Additional responsibilities include, but are not limited to: acting silly, teaching camp cooking skills, distribution of hi-fives, leading by example, and preparations/cleanup before and after every trip. HoWL instructors also support participants to be leaders themselves by teaching about the diversity of styles and personalities that make great leaders. 

Requirements: Successful applicants will have:

*Wilderness First Responder certification
*Must pass a background check
*A passion for environmental education and outdoor adventure 
*A dedication to fun
*Backcountry expedition or wilderness experience (guiding experience preferred)
*Ability to work and manage risks in remote and semi-remote wilderness locations
*Competency in fundamental outdoors skills

To apply: Please email a cover letter, contact information for three references, and a resume (specifically highlighting skills and experience related to the requirements of the position) to HoWL’s Programs Director, Molly Mitchell, at howl@howlalaska.org.