Zoo Camp Educator & Program Designer

North Carolina Zoo; Asheboro (NC); On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

The North Carolina Zoo is hiring a Summer Camp Programmer to deliver engaging, developmentally appropriate programs for school-age students and to support safety and wellbeing during full-day campers’ activities. You will assist with supplies handling and classroom preparation, coordinating with the Lead Seasonal Educator and Camp Coordinator.

Responsibilities include presenting educational programs, using biofacts, supervising campers, maintaining spaces and supplies, and supporting special

Qualifications

• Associates degree in natural sciences, education, or a related field.
• Two years of a four-year degree program in education, communications, natural sciences, or a related field.
• High school or General Education Development (GED) diploma

Responsibilities

• Present and evaluate non-formal education programs and day camps—including virtual camps and KidZu Camp for children on the autism spectrum.
• Utilize biofacts to enhance programming and tailor content to diverse audiences, ensuring safety of materials.
• Supervise campers and ensure their safety, engagement, and wellbeing throughout all activities.
• Maintain classroom spaces, restrooms, snack areas, and educational supplies for safety and cleanliness.
• Support department programming needs, including special events and pop-up educational programs.

Education

Associates degree in natural sciences, education, or a related field

Two years of a four-year degree program in education, communications, natural sciences, or a related field

High school or GED diploma

Job description

The North Carolina Zoo is hiring a Summer Camp Programmer to deliver engaging, developmentally appropriate programs for school-age students and to support safety and wellbeing during full-day campers’ activities. You will assist with supplies handling and classroom preparation, coordinating with the Lead Seasonal Educator and Camp Coordinator.

Responsibilities include presenting educational programs, using biofacts, supervising campers, maintaining spaces and supplies, and supporting special