Interpretive Park Educator & Guide

US National Park Service; Volcano (HI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

National Park Service seeks Interpretive Rangers to develop and present educational programs, including guided walks and presentations, engaging diverse park audiences. The role emphasizes communicating park meanings, values, and stories to visitors to inspire stewardship and discovery.

Entry level responsibilities include working with audiences in various park settings and delivering interpretive content in a safe, engaging manner.

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience at GS-04 level or equivalent in park-related work.
• Four-year degree with 24 semester hours in related fields or equivalent combination.
• Volunteer experience credit recognized for qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Develop and present educational programs including guided walks and presentations.
• Engage with audiences in a variety of park settings to convey park meanings and values.

Skills

Park guide or tour leader

Environmental education

Law enforcement/security awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree with related coursework

Equivalent combination of experience and education

Job description

National Park Service seeks Interpretive Rangers to develop and present educational programs, including guided walks and presentations, engaging diverse park audiences. The role emphasizes communicating park meanings, values, and stories to visitors to inspire stewardship and discovery.

Entry level responsibilities include working with audiences in various park settings and delivering interpretive content in a safe, engaging manner.