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We currently have two open positions. The first is an immediate opening for an environmental education intern and the second is for a seasonal, summer environmental education intern.
Environmental Education Intern
Sanibel Sea School seeks Marine Science Instructor Interns to assist in our academic programs. Sanibel Sea School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to marine conservation through experiential education. A detailed description of our institution and academic offerings can be found on our website: www.sanibelseaschool.org.
Responsibilities of the position include:
-Assist with the planning and delivery of marine science camp programs.
-Supervise young children (ages 5-13) in a variety of outdoor and marine environments.
-Foster an appreciation for marine ecosystems and encourage campers to practice ocean stewardship.
-Assist with many aspects of maintenance and upkeep of facilities and equipment.
-Assist in the management of a conservation non-profit.
Salary
The interns will be paid a $300/week stipend. The School will not provide housing, but dormitory style housing is available for $400 per month.
Dates
The ideal starting date of the position is late February. The period of employment is 6 months with the opportunity for renewal.
Qualifications
- Must be a US citizen or have a valid work permit.
- Must have a baccalaureate degree with courses in Biology, Marine Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Early Childhood Education, Plant Biology, or some combination thereof.
- Have a desire to share your passion and knowledge of the ocean with students.
- A basic knowledge of the flora and fauna of Southwest Florida is preferred but not required.
- Have or be capable of obtaining certifications in CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguarding is required.
- Be a strong and competent swimmer, comfortable in outdoor settings and physically capable of leading groups of children in a variety of natural environments.
- Be capable of lifting 40 pounds and working in the sub-tropical conditions of Southwest Florida for eight-hour workdays.
- Need to be tech savvy and have an understanding of social media communication.
Applicants are asked to submit a letter of application explaining why they seek this job and what qualifies them for the position, along with a resume and copies of unofficial college transcripts. Also they must include contact information for three references able to elaborate on their capabilities to excel in this job.
Applicants should submit the application materials electronically to jobs@sanibelseaschool.org.
Closing date is 9 February, 2012, but applications will be reviewed as they are received.
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We are always looking for volunteers. If you are interested in helping us, please let us know: (239) 472-8585. |
Easy Conservation Tip: Excessive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a real and imminent threat to the long-term future of our oceans. Try to decrease your use of fossil fuels - drive less, or use less electricity.
Summer Environmental Education Intern
Sanibel Sea School seeks Marine Science Instructor Interns to assist with Summer Camp 2012 programs. Sanibel Sea School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to marine conservation through experiential education.
Responsibilities of the position include:
-Assist with the planning and delivery of summer marine science camp programs.
-Supervise young children (ages 5-13) in a variety of outdoor and marine environments.
-Foster an appreciation for marine ecosystems and encourage campers to practice ocean stewardship.
-Assist with many aspects of maintenance and upkeep of facilities and equipment.
Salary
The interns will be paid a $275/week stipend. Dormitory-style housing is available at $300/month.
Dates
The dates of the position are 14 May to August 31, 2012. We understand that the ending date may be a challenge for some applicants. If you are so challenged, please apply and indicate that challenge and we will try to work around it.
Qualifications
- Must be a US citizen or have a valid work permit and be at least 18 years of age.
- Currently enrolled in college, or a recent college graduate with courses in Biology, Marine Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Early Childhood Education, Plant Biology, or some combination thereof.
- Have a desire to share your passion and knowledge of the ocean with students.
- A basic knowledge of the flora and fauna of Southwest Florida is preferred but not required.
- Have or be capable of obtaining certifications in CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguarding is required.
- Be a strong and competent swimmer, comfortable in outdoor settings and physically capable of leading groups of children in a variety of natural environments.
- Be capable of lifting 40 pounds and working in the sub-tropical conditions of Southwest Florida for eight-hour workdays.
Applicants are asked to submit a letter of application explaining why they seek this job and what qualifies them for the position, along with a resume and copies of unofficial college transcripts. Also they must include contact information for three references able to elaborate on their capabilities to excel in this job.
Applicants should submit the application materials electronically to jobs@sanibelseaschool.org.
Applications must be submitted by 24 February, 2012.
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