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Horizons at Hemlock is hiring for Spring 2027 to lead outdoor education programs for students, scouts, and adult groups. Instructors will manage groups, deliver high-quality programming, coordinate logistics, and support meals and transitions during stays.
Responsibilities include leading team-building activities, environmental classes, rope course instruction, and ensuring safety standards while promoting experiential learning and growth.
Love the outdoors?! Make it your job at Horizons at Hemlock! We are now hiring for Spring 2027!
Spring season runs mid-March through May
We are looking for curious, caring, and hardworking staff to lead groups through outdoor education, including environmental education, team building, adventure trips, and more. You’ll develop your skills and love of the outdoors while providing unforgettable experiences for students, scouts, and adult groups.
Hemlock Program Instructors are responsible for the care and management of groups while delivering high-quality outdoor programming. They are expected to create a positive atmosphere while establishing opportunities for experiential learning and authentic growth for students and clients. Our clients include public and private schools, colleges and universities, scout groups, and specialty retreats. Instructors will also be responsible for the logistics before, during, and after a group stay. This includes preparing program areas and facilities, facilitating meals and transitions, developing programming, cleaning, and general maintenance.
The spring season at Hemlock Overlook is mid-March through May. Program Instructors should be available for work full days (no half days available), but we can work with your schedule. Only available weekends? Need to work around classes on specific days of the week? Reach out!
Base pay is $110/day, with a $5.00 increment added for each previous season of employment at Horizons, and with each relevant and current national certification and a cap of $125.00/day. In the event of program changes, cancellations, or open days during the operating season, Program Instructors may be assigned tasks in facility or equipment maintenance, customer service, hospitality, clerical, or program development.
All Program Instructors participate in mandatory paid training at the start of each season, with meals provided. Training will be paid as long as the training is completed in its entirety. Training will not be paid if separation of employment happens prior to the end of training.