Experiential Education Facilitator (Seasonal) March 20-Nov 17, 2023

Join a diverse and dynamic team of outdoor education leaders engaged in rewarding work that is making a difference in the lives of historically marginalized participants. Our beautiful 268-acrea campus with a 15 acre lake is close to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and the Appalachian Trail, where a landscape filled with local wildlife, birds, and fish become a classroom filled with adventure!

The Experiential Education Facilitator is responsible for the safe and effective implementation of the Princeton-Blairstown Center’s (PBC) adventure-based experiential and environmental education curriculum at the Blairstown Campus. The Experiential Education Facilitator works predominantly on and around the Blairstown Campus. The Experiential Education Facilitator utilizes a youth development model that actively engages participants, supports them in achieving individual and group goals, and helps students increase their social emotional learning (SEL), environmental education, and 21 st Century skills.

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Special Benefits

Salary $660-680 per week (depending on experience) with room and board (valued at approximately $400 per week) and three weeks of training (valued at approximately $1,800).

BIPOC are strongly encouraged to apply. PBC is an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusive hiring and dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion in its work and staffing.

A Wilderness First Responder class is offered from March 12-March 18 on the Blairstown Campus. The class is unpaid and would be free of charge to incoming staff, including tuition, room, and board. The certification is strongly preferred and is approximately an $800 value. If you are available and interested in this training, please let us know during the interview

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree preferred, however experience in the field can be substituted.
• Documented successful experience working with young adults, individually and in groups.
• Experience participating in or leading low and high ropes courses, canoeing/kayaking/swimming, environmental education, or hiking trips preferred.
• Outstanding customer service skills, group facilitation skills, and logistical planning experience.

Why work here

Rewarding work making a difference in the lives of historically marginalized participants, working with passionate staff and others.