The Barrier Island Environmental Education Program looking for graduated or soon-to-be graduating applicants for their naturalist position!
About the Program: The Barrier Island Environmental Education Program is located on Seabrook Island, 25 miles south of Charleston, and serves K-12 students from across the Southeast by providing educational experiences in coastal environments.
The Position: Environmental educators or “naturalists” teach and engage visiting grade-school students through outdoor, experiential programming that covers the ecological dynamics, wildlife, and natural phenomena of a Lowcountry barrier island. The goals of this role are to introduce students to ecological concepts, help students overcome fears associated with the outdoors, and spark students’ interest, curiosity, and passion for the natural world. A full job description can be found here.
Details: This role is full-time and seasonal (August through May). A bachelor’s degree is required. Compensation includes a $320/week stipend (paid biweekly), beachside lodging (individual room), free laundry, meals provided, Wi-Fi access, and professional development throughout the season. Optional benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, and Life.
Great Fit For: Graduating seniors with a passion for the environment, natural sciences, and/or education, and are interested in learning and serving as a positive presence for K-12 students.
To Apply: Click here for the application link.
For more information about the position, head to the job description and application links, or click here to learn more about the program.
