Adventures Program Guide; 6th-12th grade; Weber & Davis

Adventures Program Traveling Guide (6th-12th grade) - Weber & Davis Areas  Aug 25, 2026
$23/hour
Position Summary
Williamsburg Adventures (WAD) is seeking enthusiastic outdoor and leadership mentors to serve as Adventure Guides in assigned regions throughout the state. Adventure Guides partner with an Adventure Lead to facilitate dynamic, hands-on learning experiences that foster personal growth, resilience, and leadership development in students.
In this role, Guides support both Outdoor Adventures (where students earn PE credit through activities such as hiking, skiing, first aid training, and other outdoor experiences) and Leadership Adventures (where students earn elective credit through field trips, service projects, simulations, and applied leadership activities).
Adventure Guides play a key role in creating a safe, engaging, and transformational environment where students are challenged, supported, and inspired..
1. Support Transformational Learning Experiences
Participate in training on the Williamsburg Adventures model for creating meaningful, growth-oriented experiences
Engage in and help facilitate 1:1 conversations, group discussions, and reflection before, during, and after activities
Attend all required online and in-person trainings (schedule provided in advance)
Serve in an assigned geographic area and travel as needed to support programming
Support multiple student groups throughout the semester, adapting to varying group needs
Assist Adventure Leads during approximately 10 predetermined Adventure Fridays per semester
Guide students through activities, lead discussions, take attendance, and support games and programming
Arrive 30 minutes prior to each event and assist with setup, cleanup, and equipment care
Support adventures typically held between 9:00 AM-3:00 PM and lasting 2-5 hours
3. Support Student Safety & Team Coordination
Assist Adventure Leads in maintaining student safety from drop-off to pick-up
Help supervise large groups of students and ensure adherence to safety procedures
Report directly to the State Coordinator within the assigned geographic area
Communicate feedback, observations, and concerns to the Lead and Coordinator
4. Represent Williamsburg Learning with Excellence
Serve as a positive role model and foster trust with students and families
Promote a culture of belonging, teamwork, and community at each adventure
Represent Williamsburg Learning professionally during all activities and trips
5. Additional Responsibilities
Participate in Williamsburg Learning events as requested
Serve as a substitute when needed
Perform other duties as assigned by the State Adventures Coordinator
Please note that this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of the activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time, with or without notice.

Minimum Qualifications
At least 18 years old and one year post-high school
Outdoor and/or leadership experience preferred
Current First Aid & CPR certification (or willingness to obtain prior to start)
Valid driver’s license
Ability to successfully pass a background check
Strong organizational, planning, and communication skills
Proficiency with technology platforms including SIS, Canvas, Zoom, Remind, and Google Suite (training provided)
Ability to mentor youth with authenticity, enthusiasm, and a passion for outdoor experiences
Experience working with students in grades 6–12
Position Structure & Time Commitment
10 predetermined Adventure Fridays per semester
Most adventures are 2–5 hours in length and occur primarily on Fridays
Typical weekly commitment is under 10 hours during adventure weeks
Required short trainings each semester…