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City of Evanston seeks a part-time Program Instructor II to assist in planning, developing and delivering environmental education programs at the Evanston Ecology Center. Responsibilities include leading activities at sites, preparing lesson materials, managing attendance, and supporting garden and animal care.
Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree or be pursuing one in Biology or related field, plus 2–3 years of program experience, CPR/AED certification, and a valid Illinois driver’s
This position is responsible for assisting in the planning, development and facilitating of the environmental education programs at the Evanston Ecology Center. Programs may include special events, school field trips, scout groups, canoe trips, summer camps, mini-camps and youth and adult programming, and other environmental education programs. Additional duties include assisting with animal care, display and maintenance, garden maintenance, office and file maintenance and assisting customers as needed.
This position is responsible for assisting in the planning, development and facilitating of the environmental education programs at the Evanston Ecology Center. Programs may include special events, school field trips, scout groups, canoe trips, summer camps, mini-camps and youth and adult programming, and other environmental education programs. Additional duties include assisting with animal care, display and maintenance, garden maintenance, office and file maintenance and assisting customers as needed.
Under the supervision of the Division Manager and Program Coordinators.
$20.75 per hour
Average of 18 hours per week. Program Instructor II's are expected to work 2-3 regular days per week and approximately 2 weekend days per month. Instructor shifts are generally 6-8 hours, with a required 30-minute lunch break, unpaid. Program Coordinators request staff availability for 2-3 months ahead of time (seasonally) and set the seasonal schedules based on programming needs. Instructors are also expected to work "all hands on deck" seasonal events.