Hiring Summer Counselors (Ages 16+)

Do you enjoy the outdoors and working with children ages 4-7 years old? We have a great opportunity for you to support our Outdoor educators in our weekly Summer Camps located at our Outdoor Campus in Redmond, WA

When: July- Early August

If interested, send an email to TinytreksNW@gmail.com

In care of Ann Glaser, Director of Tiny Treks Northwest

Outdoor Educator in and around Redmond, WA

Great Part-Time Job for a Stay-At-Home Parent

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Company: Tiny Treks Outdoor Preschool- Redmond, WA

Job Title: Outdoor Educator (Outdoor Preschool or Parent/Child Program)

Part Time Position (12-20 hours weekly)

Pay: TBD

If interested, send an email to TinytreksNW@gmail.com

In care of Ann Glaser, Director of Tiny Treks Northwest

Overview: Do you love the outdoors and working with kids? Come join us as a lead or assistant teacher at Tiny Treks Outdoor Preschool or Parent/Child programs in Redmond, WA. 

We will train you! Tiny Treks Outdoor Preschool and Parent/Child programs are experiential nature classes and we live the Scandinavian saying that "There is no bad weather, only bad clothing.” The preschool is 100% outdoors

Duties: 

Preschool- Assist/Lead Teacher to guide/supervise children, ages 3-5 or 5-8, on outdoor explorations and learning at our 12.5 acre campus in Redmond, WA.

Parent/Child- Guide and Teach children (ages 20m-5yrs) and parents at Outdoor locations in and around Redmond, WA.

Partner with/be Lead Teacher to:

• Care and Nurture the children enrolled in the outdoor classroom

• Encourage and supervise activities based on the children and environment

• Know whereabouts and safety of each child

• Be engaged with circle time, learning the songs and gestures

• Guide crafts creation, forest exploration and water play

• At times, be able to cover another teacher’s absence

• Commitment to a land stewardship ethic in their use of the site

Qualifications:

• Must be comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions

• Must be comfortable sitting on ground and getting dirty

• Be able to handle insects and comfortable "getting hands dirty"

• Ability to communicate with children in a kind and loving manner

• Physical ability and endurance for all aspects of Nature school

• Must be able to hold clear and strong boundaries for children and parents

• Must be observant at all times

• Punctuality, attention to detail and a strong work ethic

• Must have reliable transportation and ability to transport materials

Will Need:

• Current Adult/Pediatric first aid/CPR/AED and Background Check

If interested, send an email to TinytreksNW@gmail.com

In care of Ann Glaser, Director of Tiny Treks Northwest