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Under supervision from The SeaDoc Society regional director, the Education Coordinator is responsible for developing curriculum aligned with Washington State core science learning standards to support a recently launched book, Explore the Salish Sea: A Nature Guide for Kids, written to educate and inspire 5th and 6th graders about our extraordinary Salish Sea ecosystem.
Equally important, the Educational Coordinator will be responsible for creating programmatic content for www.JuniorSeaDoctors.org, a free, virtual club for students to join then learn more about actions they can take to help protect the Salish Sea. The program will offer routine communications delivered to students in a variety of formats as well as provide support for the book.
Daily automobile, ferry, and other local transportation is a part of this traveling position.
Location of office is on Orcas Island in Washington state.
This position is a critical position and subject to a background check. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of background investigation including criminal history and identity checks.
Knowledge of how young people engage with educational content online, and skill to weave curriculum into a virtual club that inspires engagement beyond the classroom.
Classroom teaching experience.
Background in researching program requirements, developing training materials and presenting lessons to the public and school communities.
Skills to develop collaborative partnerships among diverse educational groups and in multicultural environments.
Strong background in education services and knowledge of both federal and state education systems and correlating rules and policies.
Project management skills. Skills to work on multiple projects.
Excellent oral and written communication skill. Interpersonal skills to interact professionally in-person and on the telephone with a wide range of individuals.
Ability to leverage social media for networking and partnering with the educational community.
Strong computer skills with proficiency in word processing applications.
Enthusiasm for environmental sustainability that encourages and motivates others to participate.
An interest in marine ecosystems and place-based conservation.
Familiarity with the Pacific Northwest, Salish Sea, and the corresponding educational community.
An awareness of the SeaDoc Society mission and goals.