Marine Science Instructor Interns
Marine Science Instructor Intern is a full-time temporary position.
Responsibilities include:
-Assist with the planning and delivery of educational materials about the ocean environments of southwest Florida.
-Supervise young children (ages 4-13) in a variety of outdoor and marine environments.
-Foster an appreciation for marine ecosystems and encourage campers to practice ocean stewardship.
-Assist with the maintenance and upkeep of facilities and equipment.
Qualifications:
-Currently enrolled in college, or a recent college degree with a background in Biology, Marine Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Early Childhood Education, Plant Biology, or some combination thereof.
-Have or be capable of obtaining certifications in CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguarding.
-A basic knowledge of the flora and fauna of Southwest Florida.
-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.
-Have a desire to promote marine conservation by sharing your passion and knowledge of the natural world with students.
Salary: A weekly stipend will be provided and reduced housing is available.
Application Materials:
Please submit a letter of application explaining why you desire this job and what qualifies you for the position, along with your resume or CV and copies of college transcripts (they may be unofficial initially). Include contact information for three references able to elaborate on your capabilities to meet the minimum requirements.
You can submit application materials electronically to jobs@sanibelseaschool.org.
Inquiries may be made to Bruce Neill, Ph.D., Executive Director at jobs@sanibelseaschool.org.
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