Leadership School Fellow

Summary

The Leadership School (TLS) Fellow is a service-oriented, early-career educator who loves working with kids and is a positive steward of the environment. In the fall and spring terms, they lead overnight Outdoor School programs, and in the winter term, they serve in residence at local public schools. They facilitate outreach programs at Maine schools throughout the school year, are the primary facilitators for KWE Events, and serve in leadership roles at Camp Kieve or Wavus Camp.

They are provided housing as KWE’s primary facilitators.

Posted: 25-Mar-26

Location:

Nobleboro, Maine

Type:
Full Time

Salary: $38000-$43000

Categories:
Other

Salary Details:
Housing provided

Internal Number: 1926

• Experience and
  
  Education:
  
  Bachelor’s degree and meaningful work experience, being a positive role model for kids.
• Technical
  
  Skills:
  
  Must be physically able to complete training to facilitate on our Challenge Course, and facilitate in a wide range of outdoor settings.
• Communication
  
  Skills:
  
  Expected to be an excellent listener and communicator who can constructively provide and receive feedback.
• Character:
  Must have an excellent work ethic and be solution-oriented, always prioritizing what the kids or client needs to learn. Strive to model professionalism and collegiality.
• Mission Alignment: A deep understanding of KWE’s mission as an education nonprofit and a willingness to engage in work that goes "above and beyond" to support the community.

• Implement and facilitate all TLS programs throughout the school year.
• Develop expertise in our Experiential Approach to Social Emotional Learning (EASEL) and our environmental stewardship curricula, and become proficient in all challenge course facilitation.
• Proactively seek ways to engage, empower, and teach the students and teachers we serve.
• Consistently demonstrate a willingness to learn and grow as a professional, actively participating in all trainings and professional development opportunities.
• Complete all coursework and student teaching necessary to earn professional certification through our higher education partners.

• Serve as a Head Bunk Counselor, unless asked by a camp director to fulfill a different role.
• Prioritize the campers and their experience, being a role model they can strive to emulate.

• Support any ancillary KWE programs, serving a wide range of participants, ranging from veterans to people battling cancer, to local businesses and schools, and everything in between.

• Support all operations departments as needed to ensure KWE can advance its mission.
• Work through a lens of intentional, healthy risk-taking, striving to provide an environment where participants can be challenged safely.