Montana Conservation Corps is seeking 2 individuals to teach in an outdoor "classroom" on Montana's ancestral lands. Read the description below and use this url for more information: https://careers- mtcorps.icims.com/jobs/1294/youth-crew-leader---indian-education-for- all-partnership/job
Apply as a Youth Crew Leader and help us pilot and implement youth programs across the state working with the Indian Education for All (IEFA) school district staff. We will be offering opportunities for American Indian middle school and high school age teens in Billings and piloting a high school program in Great Falls. Leading a crew of teens, with two co-leaders, you will complete daily outdoor service projects in multiple locations in the area, working side by side with teachers and the public land representatives, learn about different land management agencies, the rigors of hands-on work, and the beauty of the ancestral lands around you. Leaders will be preparing and delivering lessons that facilitate active, fun, and culturally relevant material in collaboration with multiple community partners to provide an impactful, positive experience with our public lands! As a leader of the crew, you might spend a day working alongside MT Audubon or the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center learning about native plants and their traditional uses; another day might be spent clearing trails in the Beartooths or Little Belt Mountains. Each day is a new opportunity to connect with different agencies or non-profits to develop projects and curriculum to guide your crew. You will have close to two weeks of hands-on outdoor service learning and projects with each crew, that will wrap with a capstone project camped out for 1-3 nights. Check the video link below of our 2017 pilot year in Billings! Best, Nate Hess Communications Coordinator Montana Conservation Corps [email protected] 406-587-4475
