What are the responsibilities and job description for the Crew Leader - Assistant Youth Conservation position at Idaho Conservation Corps?
Job Overview
Join Northwest Youth Corps (NYC) as an Assistant Youth Crew Leader, a pivotal role in guiding and mentoring conservation crews of youth aged 16-18 during the summer season. This unique opportunity will allow you to oversee two distinct groups across two five-week sessions, facilitating impactful hands-on conservation projects while delivering daily lessons through an accredited outdoor education curriculum.
Key Responsibilities
Field Leaders will undergo a comprehensive 12-day training program that covers vital topics such as leadership, conservation education, and risk management. This training is designed to equip participants with valuable skills applicable to careers in natural resource management, youth development, and outdoor education, paving the way for future professional advancement.
Company Culture And Values
Northwest Youth Corps champions a culture of empowerment, emphasizing personal growth and leadership development for youth within the realm of conservation. The organization promotes teamwork, mentorship, and a profound commitment to environmental stewardship, fostering a supportive environment for both participants and leaders.
Compensation And Benefits
Join Northwest Youth Corps (NYC) as an Assistant Youth Crew Leader, a pivotal role in guiding and mentoring conservation crews of youth aged 16-18 during the summer season. This unique opportunity will allow you to oversee two distinct groups across two five-week sessions, facilitating impactful hands-on conservation projects while delivering daily lessons through an accredited outdoor education curriculum.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist in the management and supervision of conservation crews, engaging in all facets of crew activities.
- Collaborate with Crew Leaders to delegate tasks, maintain discipline, and uphold crew morale.
- Ensure the physical and emotional safety of participants, adhering to strict safety protocols.
- Complete conservation projects to high standards, guiding crews to ensure productivity and quality of work.
- Implement daily educational lessons that encompass environmental education, life skills, and job readiness.
- Strong leadership and mentorship capabilities.
- Excellent organizational and time management abilities.
- Collaborative mindset with a focus on teamwork.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Sound judgment and decision-making proficiency.
- A sense of humor and a passion for making a positive impact on youth and the environment.
- Minimum age of 21 years.
- Valid driver's license with a clean driving record for the past three years.
- Experience in recreational or professional outdoor settings, accustomed to living without modern conveniences.
- Ability to lift and/or move up to 70 pounds and drive NYC vehicles when necessary.
Field Leaders will undergo a comprehensive 12-day training program that covers vital topics such as leadership, conservation education, and risk management. This training is designed to equip participants with valuable skills applicable to careers in natural resource management, youth development, and outdoor education, paving the way for future professional advancement.
Company Culture And Values
Northwest Youth Corps champions a culture of empowerment, emphasizing personal growth and leadership development for youth within the realm of conservation. The organization promotes teamwork, mentorship, and a profound commitment to environmental stewardship, fostering a supportive environment for both participants and leaders.
Compensation And Benefits
- A living allowance of $4,050 for the summer.
- An AmeriCorps Education Award of $3,097.50.
- Scheduled days off every other weekend and 5-6 days during the mid-summer break.
- Hands-on experience in conservation and leadership development.
- Opportunities for personal and professional growth in outdoor settings.
Salary : $3,098