PCEI: MAC Outdoor Science Lead Job Coeur d Alene area,Idaho USA,Education / Teaching

GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE TEACHING KIDS ABOUT NATURE! The Outdoor Science Lead will develop/gather nature-based lessons & activities targeting K-5th graders. The position will run for at least 900 hours over a period of 9 months, encompassing both after school days & limited full days during the school year. The lessons developed by the member will be a combination of science exploration, arts & crafts, & games focused on the natural environment.

Most hours will involve creating and implementing these lessons, the remaining hours will be spent supervising students in recreation & STEAM activities & maintaining the school site.

REQUIREMENTS:

Must be at least 18 years of age
Must be U.S. citizen, national or lawful permanent resident
Must possess high school diploma or equivalent
Must be fluent in English
Must be able to commit to the full term of service
Must successfully pass fingerprint criminal history background check
Must have cooperative manner & ability to serve as part of a diverse team
Must have regular & reliable attendance & dependability

PREFERRED SKILLS &

QUALIFICATIONS:

Knowledge of biology, geology, and/or natural resources
Experience working w/children grades kindergarten through fifth
Communicate w/clarity & conciseness to individuals/groups
Convey respect, assistance & resourcefulness in a friendly manner
Complete assignments in timely fashion

MEMBER BENEFITS INCLUDE:

A taxable, monthly living allowance totaling $11,100, paid over the term of service
An education award of $3,697 upon successful completion of term of service
Loan forbearance
Childcare allowance for those who qualify
Professional development, trainings & networking opportunities
Member Assistance Program
Member Emergency Fund

Member Duties:

The Ameri Corps member will plan & lead nature-based activities to fill 2-3 hours per week during the after school program & three to five hours during school year full days
The member will be involved in planning & leading outdoor science field trips during school year full days
In this position, 5-10 hours per week will be allocated solely to lesson planning at the District Office outside of operating program hours
During times when the member is not planning or leading nature-based activities, they will supervise students participating in science, technology, engineering, art, math, & recreation activities
The member will also assist w/activity cleanup & site maintenance at the end of each program day
Project Location and/or Transportation Needs:
Moscow, are responsible for their own transportation to/from the project location
Dates of Service: 9 months, part-time hours between September 2026 & May 2027 (These dates are TBD)

Program Benefits:

Living Allowance
Training
Education award upon successful completion of service

Terms:

Permits attendance at school during off hours
Car recommended
Permits working at another job during off hours

Service Areas:

Environment
Education
Community Outreach
Children/Youth

Skills:

Youth Development
Team Work
Education
Leadership
Conflict Resolution
Teaching/Tutoring
General Skills
Environment
Public Speaking

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