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Field
Position
Openings
Bradford Woods is an extremely diverse and dynamic
organization that has been providing programs for over 40 years. As a
global leader in challenge education and recreational therapy, we have earned a
national and international reputation. Bradford Woods offers unsurpassed
experiences and opportunities in a wide range of positions.
All of the following positions require completion
of the application packet.
Bradford Woods is an Equal Opportunity Employer
and does not discriminate with regard to race, creed, color, age, gender,
national origin, disability, or marital status.
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- Program Instructor Positions
JOB TITLE: OUTDOOR INSTRUCTOR I
Description of Position:
Teach environmental education modules based on established curriculum, lead recreational activities, and conduct evening activities during assigned Environmental Resource Center (ERC) programs. Facilitate group icebreakers, initiatives, and ropes/challenge course events (high and low), and conduct evening activities during assigned Challenge Education Center (CEC) programs. Support and lead recreational programs for youth and adults with disabilities during assigned Camping and Retreats (CRC) programs. Support welcoming and hosting retreats groups and those visiting Bradford Woods as part of a conference or workshop on an ‘as needed’ basis. Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other paperwork as assigned. Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas. Conduct ongoing equipment checks to insure optimal safety of staff and participants. Follow all policies and procedures regarding the use of elements, equipment, property and facilities as developed by Bradford Woods.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Facilitate, teach, and instruct in areas of environmental education, challenge education and recreational programs
- Work with diverse and dynamic populations
- Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other paperwork as assigned.
- Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas.
- Conduct ongoing equipment checks to insure optimal safety of staff and participants.
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- High School degree. Undergraduate and/or graduate students or degrees in Outdoor Education, Recreation, Environmental Education, Park and Resource Management, Education, Social Work, and related fields preferred.
- Experience and interest in program development and implementation.
- Strong organizational, management, and creative programming skills
Salary/Benefits:
- $180.00 per week plus room and board (meals provided during program times)
- Work with a knowledgeable and dedicated staff at a world class organization
- Interact with great participants of strong programs
Position Details:
Outdoor Instructors are required to attend the training program. Fifty percent of weekly wage will be paid during the training period. Housing is provided for the duration of employment. Meals are provided only during program, i.e. while working with a program to which one has been assigned. Most meals will be provided during the training program, but some meals will still be the responsibility of the employee. Since Bradford Woods operates on a seven day per week schedule, days working may vary. All Outdoor Instructors are covered by the Indiana University worker’s compensation policy.
Dates of Employment:
- Seasonal Position. 3 month to 9 month positions begin in February, June, or August
JOB TITLE: OUTDOOR INSTRUCTOR
II
Description
of Position:
Teach environmental education modules based on established curriculum, lead recreational activities,
and conduct evening activities during assigned Environmental Resource Center (ERC) programs.
Facilitate group icebreakers, initiatives, and ropes/challenge course events (high and low), and conduct
evening activities during assigned Challenge Education Center (CEC) programs. Support and lead recreational
programs for youth and adults with disabilities during assigned Camping and Retreats (CRC) programs.
Support welcoming and hosting retreats groups and those visiting Bradford Woods as part of a conference
or workshop on an ‘as needed’ basis. Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other
paperwork as assigned. Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas. Conduct ongoing equipment
checks to insure optimal safety of staff and participants. Follow all policies and procedures
regarding the use of elements, equipment, property and facilities as developed by Bradford Woods.
This position will follow an intensive leadership paradigm and will culminate in receipt of a
Professional Field Instructor Certification from Bradford Woods. Unlike the 3 month position,
there will be enhanced focus on professional growth of self and mentoring of others. Additional
required trainings, in-services, and projects will be determined on both an individual and group
basis to support these elevated goals and objectives.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Facilitate, teach, and instruct in areas of environmental education, challenge education and recreational programs
- Work with diverse and dynamic populations
- Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other paperwork as assigned.
- Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas.
- Conduct ongoing equipment checks to insure optimal safety of staff and participants.
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- High School degree. Undergraduate and/or graduate students or degrees in Outdoor Education, Recreation, Environmental Education, Park and Resource Management, Education, Social Work, and related fields preferred.
- Must have a solid foundation in planning, organizing and leading field
and/or classroom experiences in environmental education, interpretation, and
natural sciences and/or leading groups through adventure activities.
- Minimum one year experience leading groups in outdoor programming
preferred
- Experience and interest in program development and implementation.
- Strong organizational, management, and creative programming skills
Salary/Benefits:
- $200.00 per week plus room and board (meals provided during program times)
- Work with a knowledgeable and dedicated staff at a world class organization
- Interact with great participants of strong programs
Position Details:
Outdoor Instructors are required to attend the training program. Fifty percent of weekly wage will be paid during the training period. Housing is provided for the duration of employment. Meals are provided only during program, i.e. while working with a program to which one has been assigned. Most meals will be provided during the training program, but some meals will still be the responsibility of the employee. Since Bradford Woods operates on a seven day per week schedule, days working may vary. All Outdoor Instructors are covered by the Indiana University worker’s compensation policy.
Dates of Employment:
- Seasonal Position. 3 month to 9 month positions begin in February, June, or August
JOB TITLE:
OUTDOOR INSTRUCTOR (INTERN)
Description of Position:
In addition to duties and assignments outlined by university requirements, the intern position
will gain experience in aspects of an outdoor instructor position. Opportunities will be
provided in both shadowing and leading programs. Teach environmental education modules based
on established curriculum, lead recreational activities, and conduct evening activities during
assigned Environmental Resource Center (ERC) programs. Facilitate group icebreakers, initiatives,
and ropes/challenge course events (high and low), and conduct evening activities during assigned
Challenge Education Center (CEC) programs. Support and lead recreational programs for youth and
adults with disabilities during assigned Camping and Retreats (CRC) programs. Support welcoming
and hosting retreats groups and those visiting Bradford Woods as part of a conference or workshop
on an ‘as needed’ basis. Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other paperwork
as assigned. Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas. Conduct ongoing equipment checks
to insure optimal safety of staff and participants. Follow all policies and procedures regarding
the use of elements, equipment, property and facilities as developed by Bradford Woods.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Facilitate, teach, and instruct in areas of environmental education, challenge education and recreational programs
- Work with diverse and dynamic populations
- Complete reports, schedules, lesson or program plans, and other paperwork as assigned.
- Assist with inspection of cabins and program areas.
- Conduct ongoing equipment checks to insure optimal safety of staff and participants.
- Successful completion of university requirements
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- High School degree. Undergraduate and/or graduate students or degrees in Outdoor Education, Recreation, Environmental Education, Park and Resource Management, Education, Social Work, and related fields preferred.
- Experience and interest in program development and implementation.
- Strong organizational, management, and creative programming skills
Salary/Benefits:
- $75.00 per week plus room and board (meals provided during program times)
- Work with a knowledgeable and dedicated staff at a world class organization
- Interact with great participants of strong programs
Position Details:
Outdoor Instructor Interns are required to attend the training program. Fifty percent of weekly wage will be paid during the training period. Housing is provided for the duration of employment. Meals are provided only during program, i.e. while working with a program to which one has been assigned. Most meals will be provided during the training program, but some meals will still be the responsibility of the employee. Since Bradford Woods operates on a seven day per week schedule, days working may vary. All Outdoor Instructor Interns are covered by the Indiana University worker’s compensation policy.
Dates of Employment:
- Seasonal Position. 3 month to 9 month positions begin in February, June, or August
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