Marine/Environmental Science Instructors Job Details

Program includes: Whale observation and research, Marine mammal observation and study, Marine Science, Coastal and Island Ecology, Oceanography. Daytime activities includes hiking, sailing, kayaking, observation and study of whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, puffins, eagles, tidal zones. Grand Manan is located in the mouth of the Bay of Fundy where the highest tides in the world drive a vibrant ecosystem. Evening program is designed to foster self-esteem and group dynamics. Specialty programs include teacher workshops and a family program 

Environmental Science Instructors are responsible for facilitating daytime environmental education lessons on land and at sea in the following: marine science, geology, forest ecology, botany, oceanography, coastal / island ecology. Our core curriculum entices the seasoned naturalist to develop fun, innovative, educational, and meaningful lessons.

Requires: related degree; experience with and enthusiasm for working with youth in an outdoor setting; demonstrated leadership, teaching and facilitation skills; confirmed knowledge of a variety of outdoor science activities and skills; familiarity with team building and group dynamics activities to foster self-esteem and cooperation among campers; desire to be a member of a shared working and living environment; strong work ethic; positive attitude; flexibility; creativity; sense of humor; CPR/ First Aid. Minimum age 21. Room and board provided as well as a number of whale / sail trips, puffin trips and kayaking excursions. Salary based on experience & qualifications.

Detailed job descriptions and application available at www.whalecamp.com. If you have questions, email whalecamp@verizon.net, or call: 610-399-1463. Interviews for all positions begin March 1. Approximate employment dates: June 15 - Sept 6, some flexibility.