Environmental Educator

Trees AtlantaAtlanta, GA
Hybrid

About The Position

Trees Atlanta is seeking a part-time Environmental Educator to deliver environmentally-focused curriculum to Atlanta area schools and at Trees Atlanta facilities. This role also involves serving as a counselor during seasonal break camps and occasional family programs. The position aims to connect young scholars with their environment and promote the importance of Atlanta's urban forest.

Requirements

  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Have a car and an available schedule to visit schools at their requested times.
  • Ability to confidently ride a bike (applicable for school break camps).
  • Ability to pass a drug screen and an APS Background Check including fingerprinting.
  • Ability to enthusiastically engage with and manage behavior for children in grades PK-12.
  • Willingness to learn about environmental education topics.
  • Exemplary sense of timeliness, reliability, and flexibility when visiting schools.
  • Effectively represent Trees Atlanta through excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

  • Education experience with an emphasis on classroom management.
  • Experience working with Atlanta Public Schools and/or underserved communities.
  • Previous camp counselor experience.
  • Working knowledge of environmental science, ecology, botany, and/or natural systems.
  • Basic bike repair skills (applicable for school break camps).
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and Google Apps.

Responsibilities

  • Teach curriculum and activities in Atlanta area schools focused on the urban forest using inquiry-based approaches to teach STEAM topics.
  • Prepare and gather materials at the office according to the programs being taught.
  • Lead field trips and walking tours along the Atlanta Beltline and Trees Atlanta’s campus.
  • Track education interactions and pre/post test data for school visits via student surveys.
  • Supervise and guide campers at all times, including during bike rides on the Atlanta Beltline, ensuring camper safety.
  • Co-lead outdoor and indoor classes and activities for a group of 20 campers during fall, winter, and spring breaks, aligning with the Atlanta Public School’s calendar.
  • Assist in creating a fun blend of environmental education, outdoor exploration, and urban forest stewardship in local greenspaces.
  • Facilitate special programs at schools (e.g., science nights, career days), weekend scout badge programs, and family programs.
  • Develop and lead after-school programming with community centers and schools.
  • Perform additional duties as assigned.
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