Nevada Outdoor School Inspires exploration of the natural world, responsible stewardship of our habitat and dedication to community.

 General Responsibilities:

• Schedule, coordinate, monitor and report on all Youth Programs: Nature in My World (outdoor learning experiences for K-8 classrooms), Nature in the Park, Nature Buddies, Nature Investigators and Nature Explorers Summer Camps
• Schedule, coordinate, assist in training, monitor and report on all Training Programs: Formal trainings such as Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly, Ride Safe, Ride Smart (RS2) OHV Safety programs and Outdoor Skills workshops
• Schedule, coordinate, monitor and report on all Community Programs: Nature Clubs, Road Shows (mobile outreach and education booth that travels statewide) and partnered programs
• Attend Road Shows and partnered programs on weekends with AmeriCorps Outdoor Educators (usually one event a month)
• Work with NOS Communications and Marketing Specialist to advertise and report on Programs in local and social media – time to be paid for by non-federal sources
• Be willing to travel overnight throughout the state for various Youth, Training and Community Programs (4 to 6 times each year on average)
• Ensure that all NOS equipment and program supplies are checked out, returned, checked back in and are in good working condition
• Assist in maintaining a safe, efficient, creative, respectful, and healthy working environment 
• Act as immediate supervisor to AmeriCorps Outdoor Educators 

Coordinate, develop and oversee the delivery of Nevada Outdoor School Youth, Training and Community Programs: 

• Supervising and delegating assignments to AmeriCorps Outdoor Educators, assuring follow through on completion of assigned tasks
• Respond to and support AmeriCorps Outdoor Educators
• Schedule all NOS programs and ensure accuracy of programming & outreach calendars
• Work with schools and teachers to schedule school-based programs and provide consistent, accurate and informative communication related to NOS programs (including organizing and reporting on teacher/school feedback)
• Train, coach and evaluate AmeriCorps Outdoor Educators on teaching methods, program curriculum and delivery, including timely program debriefs
• Maintain high standards in regards to scientific accuracy, un-biased presentation and audience appropriateness
• Assist with data collection, evaluation and program reporting for various grants
• Coordinate with community partners, NOS staff and AmeriCorps members to schedule and host NOS outdoor education and training programs throughout the year.
• Acquire and/or maintain certification as Tread Lightly! Trainer and Leave No Trace Level 1 Instructor - to be paid for with NOS training grants
• Schedule and coordinate OHV Safety, Tread Lightly! and Leave No Trace Trainer courses and awareness workshops
• Assist in management of NOS’s Leave No Trace Youth Gold Standard Program
• Assist in maintaining relationships with outdoor user groups, community organizations, local business, government agencies and non-profits for program collaboration
• Schedule, oversee, and participate in community programs such as community hikes, nature clubs, ATV rides, clean-ups and various outreach events 

Continually work towards personal growth and sustainability of NOS programs.

• Assist with grant and other funding proposals as required – time to be paid for by non-federal sources
• Assist with NOS Fundraising Events to help fund aspects of NOS programs – time to be paid for by non-federal sources
• Ensure timely creation of monthly expected expenses and supply lists for NOS programming and operating expenses
• Collection of adequate data for necessary grant and program reporting
• Willing to acquire Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly and OHV Safety certifications
• Network in all possible circumstances for the benefit of the program 
• Participate in professional development opportunities that support NOS and advance professional goals
• Assist in programs as needed

Skills/Experience Desired: 

• College degree, Technical School Diploma or at least 2 years’ experience in related field 
• Supervisory Experience  
• Training/experience in coordinating and communications: excellent writing and public speaking skills
• Leadership skills: ability to think critically, organize and manage multiple projects, ability and willingness to delegate tasks 
• Excellent organizational and time management skills and must be able to multi-task 
• Knowledge/experience with teaching youth and/or adults, curriculum design, and inquiry-based teaching methods
• Knowledge of and experience with Tread Lightly! and Leave No Trace programs
• Experience riding ATV/OHVs and a passion for educating the public on responsible riding practices
• Passion for the outdoors, responsible outdoor recreation, education, youth development and rural Nevada
• Basic computer skills: Google Workspace and Microsoft word processing, spreadsheets, and power points.
• Valid driver’s License and good driving record

Benefits: 

• Competitive salary (dependent upon experience) $36,000 to $42,000 annually
• Monthly $200 medical insurance or retirement benefit
• Holiday, vacation, sick leave benefit
• (18 days of Paid Holidays and 18 days of Personally Time Off annually)
• Opportunities for career development and advancement

To apply, please send a current resume and cover letter to info@nevadaoutdooorschool.org

Apply by emailing your resume Zulma Mayorga at  Zulma.Mayorga@NevadaOutdoorSchool.org