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Full-time AmeriCorps Positions

Full-time 4-H CAPITAL AmeriCorps members serve as Science Club instructors for underserved youth by providing hands-on, project-based science lessons in Urban Farm topics

Click on the different job descriptions for a position overview:

Instructors will be expected to:

  • Teach: Lead afterschool Science Clubs 4 days a week; in June, lead summer-camp classes. Members teach from about 2:30-6, Monday through Thursday.
  • Plan: Develop lessons and unit plans for each class. Members use a combination of predetermined lessons and lessons they create for their classes. Members have mornings and Fridays to plan for their classes.
  • Tend to animals and gardens: Support 4-H CAPITAL programming by tending to a multitude of animals and gardens housed both at the office and our schools.
    Perform office duties: Enter attendance, create mileage reports, document their time, meet and plan with other instructors, attend trainings and meetings, etc.

Requirements

  • Commit to a term of service from mid-August until the end of June
  • Serve a total of 1700 hours (40-42.5 hours a week)
  • Typical hours are Monday-Friday from 9am-6pm.
  • Have reliable transportation and driver’s license for travel to school sites
  • Must consent to multiple criminal history background checks
  • Have a positive attitude and a willingness to learn new things
  • Experience working with youth preferred, but not required

Benefits

  • Earn a living stipend, paid twice monthly
  • Earn an education award after successful completion of your term
  • Student loans may qualify for forbearance during your term of service
  • Health insurance and childcare assistance is provided
  • Professional development in teaching, service, and leadership
  • All training in science curriculum and youth development is provided

Ready to apply? Click here to get started!

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