Employment Opportunities
The positions below are the current job openings available at the NRT. Specific details and requirements for each position, as well as application information, are included below. Please read all application instructions and job requirements for each position before applying.
2018 Summer Camp Counselor Positions for Sheep Pasture Nature Camp and Leadership Youth Program
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The Natural Resources Trust of Easton is currently accepting applications for full time seasonal summer camp counselor positions for the 2018 Sheep Pasture Nature Camp season. The camp is located at the NRT’s Sheep Pasture property, 307 Main Street, Easton, MA 02356.
Counselors will be responsible for leading a variety of outdoor activities, games, and lessons for campers in grades 1-6 and working with Leadership Youth participants in grades 7-10. Activities will be centered around a different nature theme each week, and counselors should be enthusiastic about nature and engaging campers in learning about the local environment.
In addition to direct interaction with campers each day, counselors will be responsible for maintaining a well-organized and safe atmosphere to support participants’ overall camp experience. With direction from camp directors, counselors are actively engaged in both the planning and delivery of daily lessons and activities at the camp. Counselors are also responsible for assisting with the care of the camp materials and setting, as well as other camp-related tasks as directed throughout the season.
Qualifications:
Enthusiastic, responsible, and energetic individuals with a true love of the outdoors are encouraged to apply. Must be able to interact with campers to encourage a love of nature and enthusiasm about outdoor activities. Must be creative, adaptable, and willing to work positively with others, including co-counselors, NRT staff, parents, and campers. Must also be able to work outdoors daily in all summer weather conditions. Counselors often lead hikes and activities on uneven ground and unimproved natural terrain throughout the summer months. Individuals with teaching, naturalist, outdoor recreation, or other related interests or experiences are encouraged to apply.
Counselors will work one week of paid orientation (required for all counselors) during the week of June 18-22, 2018 and seven weeks during the camp season, between June 25 and August 17, 2018. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have first aid/CPR certification that is valid throughout the camp season. Typical work hours are 8 am – 4 pm, M-F.
These positions are seasonal only and are non-benefitted positions. All prospective staff will be required to undergo acceptable criminal (CORI) and sexual offender (SORI) background reporting, as required by state, local, and NRT policies.
Application Process:
To apply, please send: cover letter, current resume, copy of transcript (if applicable; unofficial is acceptable), and three current references to:
Attn: J. Cummings/ SPNC 2018, NRT of Easton, PO Box 188, Easton, MA 02356
Electronic submissions of above materials can be sent as attachments to jcummings.nrt[at]gmail.com. Please include “SPNC 2018 Application” in subject line of electronic submissions.
Applicants will not be considered unless all listed materials are provided. Review of application materials will begin on March 17, 2018 and will continue being reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled. On site interviews will be required during the hiring process for selected candidates. Information about the NRT and Sheep Pasture Nature Camp is available online at www.nrtofeaston.org.
The Natural Resources Trust of Easton is currently accepting applications for full time seasonal summer camp counselor positions for the 2018 Sheep Pasture Nature Camp season. The camp is located at the NRT’s Sheep Pasture property, 307 Main Street, Easton, MA 02356.
Counselors will be responsible for leading a variety of outdoor activities, games, and lessons for campers in grades 1-6 and working with Leadership Youth participants in grades 7-10. Activities will be centered around a different nature theme each week, and counselors should be enthusiastic about nature and engaging campers in learning about the local environment.
In addition to direct interaction with campers each day, counselors will be responsible for maintaining a well-organized and safe atmosphere to support participants’ overall camp experience. With direction from camp directors, counselors are actively engaged in both the planning and delivery of daily lessons and activities at the camp. Counselors are also responsible for assisting with the care of the camp materials and setting, as well as other camp-related tasks as directed throughout the season.
Qualifications:
Enthusiastic, responsible, and energetic individuals with a true love of the outdoors are encouraged to apply. Must be able to interact with campers to encourage a love of nature and enthusiasm about outdoor activities. Must be creative, adaptable, and willing to work positively with others, including co-counselors, NRT staff, parents, and campers. Must also be able to work outdoors daily in all summer weather conditions. Counselors often lead hikes and activities on uneven ground and unimproved natural terrain throughout the summer months. Individuals with teaching, naturalist, outdoor recreation, or other related interests or experiences are encouraged to apply.
Counselors will work one week of paid orientation (required for all counselors) during the week of June 18-22, 2018 and seven weeks during the camp season, between June 25 and August 17, 2018. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have first aid/CPR certification that is valid throughout the camp season. Typical work hours are 8 am – 4 pm, M-F.
These positions are seasonal only and are non-benefitted positions. All prospective staff will be required to undergo acceptable criminal (CORI) and sexual offender (SORI) background reporting, as required by state, local, and NRT policies.
Application Process:
To apply, please send: cover letter, current resume, copy of transcript (if applicable; unofficial is acceptable), and three current references to:
Attn: J. Cummings/ SPNC 2018, NRT of Easton, PO Box 188, Easton, MA 02356
Electronic submissions of above materials can be sent as attachments to jcummings.nrt[at]gmail.com. Please include “SPNC 2018 Application” in subject line of electronic submissions.
Applicants will not be considered unless all listed materials are provided. Review of application materials will begin on March 17, 2018 and will continue being reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled. On site interviews will be required during the hiring process for selected candidates. Information about the NRT and Sheep Pasture Nature Camp is available online at www.nrtofeaston.org.
PT Year Round Animal Caretaker and Property Worker
Search reopened - Application materials are being accepted for this position until the position is filled.
The Natural Resources Trust of Easton is currently accepting applications for a part time, year round animal caregiver and property worker for the NRT of Easton’s Sheep Pasture property. This position requires a wide variety of tasks, including, but not limited to: daily care, cleaning, and feeding of agricultural animals, operation of property maintenance equipment (hand tools and power tools, as required), operation of agricultural equipment, grounds keeping, and all other tasks as assigned. Hours of employment vary seasonally in accordance with the needs of the Trust, but position is year round, including winter.
The successful candidate will be responsible for independently completing a variety of outdoor tasks in all weather conditions. The ability to work well as part of a small team is required, and willingness to learn new tasks is essential. Position entails majority of time spent outdoors, with moderate physical labor required daily, sometimes on unimproved grounds or trails. The position works under the direction of the property manager and the executive director.
Qualifications:
Candidates must be at least 18 years old and have previous experience with farm or outdoor/grounds keeping tasks and equipment, as well as an interest in learning new skills. Willingness to work in direct contact with large and small animals is required; previous work with horses, cows, sheep, or other large animals beneficial. Experience in building maintenance/light construction is encouraged. Must be able to work in all outdoor conditions independently and lift objects 50 pounds safely. Must have the ability to participate in all tasks in accordance with safety requirements and procedures of the Trust.
The ability to work independently is essential, as is a willingness to work with others on a small staff. This position requires some interaction with the public on behalf of the Trust. Weekends and holidays are required as part of this position and flexibility with scheduling to meet the needs of the Trust is also required. Reliable personal transportation is needed, as is a valid MA license; must live within accessible commuting distance to Easton, MA.
All employees and candidates are required to successfully complete background checks in accordance with NRT policies.
To apply please send cover letter, resume, contact information for three professional references, and transcripts (if applicable) to jcummings.nrt@gmail.com. Please include your last name and position applying for in subject line. Questions? Please contact the NRT by clicking here. No phone calls, please.
The Natural Resources Trust of Easton is currently accepting applications for a part time, year round animal caregiver and property worker for the NRT of Easton’s Sheep Pasture property. This position requires a wide variety of tasks, including, but not limited to: daily care, cleaning, and feeding of agricultural animals, operation of property maintenance equipment (hand tools and power tools, as required), operation of agricultural equipment, grounds keeping, and all other tasks as assigned. Hours of employment vary seasonally in accordance with the needs of the Trust, but position is year round, including winter.
The successful candidate will be responsible for independently completing a variety of outdoor tasks in all weather conditions. The ability to work well as part of a small team is required, and willingness to learn new tasks is essential. Position entails majority of time spent outdoors, with moderate physical labor required daily, sometimes on unimproved grounds or trails. The position works under the direction of the property manager and the executive director.
Qualifications:
Candidates must be at least 18 years old and have previous experience with farm or outdoor/grounds keeping tasks and equipment, as well as an interest in learning new skills. Willingness to work in direct contact with large and small animals is required; previous work with horses, cows, sheep, or other large animals beneficial. Experience in building maintenance/light construction is encouraged. Must be able to work in all outdoor conditions independently and lift objects 50 pounds safely. Must have the ability to participate in all tasks in accordance with safety requirements and procedures of the Trust.
The ability to work independently is essential, as is a willingness to work with others on a small staff. This position requires some interaction with the public on behalf of the Trust. Weekends and holidays are required as part of this position and flexibility with scheduling to meet the needs of the Trust is also required. Reliable personal transportation is needed, as is a valid MA license; must live within accessible commuting distance to Easton, MA.
All employees and candidates are required to successfully complete background checks in accordance with NRT policies.
To apply please send cover letter, resume, contact information for three professional references, and transcripts (if applicable) to jcummings.nrt@gmail.com. Please include your last name and position applying for in subject line. Questions? Please contact the NRT by clicking here. No phone calls, please.
PartTime Year-Round Teacher-Naturalist
This position has been filled.
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