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Challenge, inspire and teach students in a 116-acre playground in the Sonoma Coast Redwoods! Alliance Redwood's location is ideally suited for those with a love of the outdoors.
 From the Outdoor Education program to serving guest groups and zipping at Sonoma Zipline Adventures, Alliance Redwoods has several opportunities for career development! Outdoor Education Facilitators create memorable learning experiences for 5th-8th grade students through hands-on science classes that align with their program curriculum, recreational activities (including hiking, games, and team building initiatives), and challenge courses and team building facilitation. Additional responsibilities include leading activities for camp guest groups (age range may vary) on weekends as needed and assisting in other areas of camp as needed. Positions are available during the spring and fall seasons (up to 10 months with summer work). The time commitment is usually 40-45 hours/week. Summer compensation starts at $1,280 paid biweekly plus on-site housing, utilities, WiFi, meals and more. Shoulder season staff earn $18/hour plus onsite housing is offered for the right candidates. Perks include pro deals, on the job training, workshops, and professional development classes free-of-charge. If you are actively living a Christian lifestyle, physically fit (to meet the demands of hiking the trails and facilitating the various challenge courses), a team player with a servant's attitude, self-disciplined and reliable, have great communication skills, an unwavering commitment to safety, and a healthy respect for heights, fill out the online application or email a cover letter and resume to Bailee Barr.
• Check out what Outdoor Education Facilitators have to say about their work experience at Alliance Redwoods.
   
Whether you're an expert or beginner in outdoor recreation and education (or not particularly outdoorsy at all!) there is a place for you at Wilderness Inquiry!
Like participants, Wilderness Inquiry staff come from all backgrounds, skillsets, and interests, with one thing in common: all are passionate about making the outdoors a more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and accessible community for all. With various program models, staff can enjoy working on extended trips across the country or spend their days working locally and returning to their own homes every night. Over the course of a single trip, Leaders will embrace many roles including educator, guide, leader and more. Compensation ranges from $19-$24/hour for day programs and $182-$232/day for overnights/extended tours. Staff housing, meals on extended trips, and professional service stipends are also provided.
 If you're looking for a place to make friends, participate in cool experiences, get paid to spend time outside, and work with a crew of amazing individuals where you feel like you truly belong and make a difference, learn more about the Wilderness Inquiry community.
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