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Job Posted
August 17, 2026
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Remote
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Contact Name
Erin Mugge
Contact Email
erin.mugge@ufl.edu
Deadline to Apply
Location
Various, FL
United States
Florida 4-H Environmental and Outdoor Educators serve a critical role in teaching youth environmental education programs, both on-site at our three Florida 4-H camps and through outreach at schools, communities, organizations, etc.
Summary
4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization. This non-formal, practical educational program for youth is the youth development program of Florida Cooperative Extension – part of the University of Florida IFAS. The Florida 4-H Youth Development Program uses a learn-by-doing approach and caring adults to help youth gain the knowledge and life skills they need to be productive, responsible citizens.
Locations for Employment
- 4-H Camp Timpoochee - Niceville, FL; Website with more details
- 4-H Camp Cloverleaf - Lake Placid, FL; Website with more details
Essential Tasks
Florid 4-H environmental educators play a key role in creating engaging and hands-on environmental education experiences. Your responsibilities will include:
- Teach, organize, and evaluate educational programs, focused on Florida’s marine natural resources, to students in grades K-12 through day residential, and outreach programs
- Provide programmatic support to maintain and increase marine and environmental education classes, activities, and materials.
- Assist with animal care for education animals
- Help maintain clean facilities utilized for educational programs on-site
- May assist with dining hall duties as needed, for on-site educational programs
- Help with other programmatic responsibilities as needed.
This position is an OPS seasonal position, with two seasons available for employment:
- Fall Term: 9/15/26 – 11/25/26 (flexible start date)
- Winter/Spring Term: 1/15/27-4/30/27
- Weekly schedules vary, depending upon programming but would typically be M-F, between 8-5. Some night and weekend work. Average of 30 hours/week.
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Compensation Information
Benefits
- Hourly wage of $16.50/hour, with average work week of 30 hours/week
- Housing may be available on-site at no additional cost
- American Red Cross certifications provided, including: First Aid, CPR, AED, and waterfront lifeguarding
- Explore additional benefits for University of Florida OPS positions at: Temporary Staff (OPS) | Current Employees