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Camp Glen Brook

School Program Instructor

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Job Description

First and foremost, School Program Instructors love working with children and inspiring them to lead active, fulfilling lives.
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School Program Instructor Location:
Marlborough, NH Overview School Program Instructors lead groups of students in life-changing experiences while they're on class trips to Glen Brook. Instructors learn to lead outdoor games and team-building activities, daily meal chores, work periods, and farm activities; and helping to lead wilderness excursions on hiking and canoeing adventures in New Hampshire. This immersive position offers the emerging teacher a once-in-a-lifetime chance to participate in a vibrant community and at the same time hone teaching and leadership skills in a growth-minded community. When there are not student groups here, the School Program Instructors help care for the facility and farm, and can learn many skills in these fields.
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$300 - $400/week based on experience plus free housing and delicious wholesome food. Minimum qualifications College degree (not specific to any field of study) or comparable life experience Proven teaching or camp counseling experience Interest in working with children and adult groups Interest in physical work Interest in Waldorf and/or experiential education Age 21+ preferred Core responsibilities: Serve as an inspiring educator and mentor to the students who come for school programs Lead activities that include: nature education, farm education, stewardship, cooking, and more (training provided) Supervise bed times for students Help teach stewardship, chores, and guide students in daily upkeep During Summer Camp, fill a role on the summer camp staff Employment typically runs from late winter or early Spring to Mid-November. This position satisfies Internship requirements for some Environmental Education and Experiential Education degrees. For additional information, read more here.