Description

The Youth Corps Camping (YCC) Crew Leaders play a vital role in managing and supervising conservation crews composed of youth aged 16-18 during the summer. This seasonal position runs from May 21, 2021, to August 21, 2021, with Crew Leaders overseeing two separate groups over their term of service. Leaders will be responsible for executing a series of conservation projects on public and private lands while facilitating lessons using an accredited outdoor education curriculum. The role is perfect for individuals who are self-disciplined, patient, empathetic, and possess an inspiring spirit.

Company Culture and Environment

Idaho Conservation Corps (ICC) fosters a culture of education, leadership, and personal growth. The organization is dedicated to empowering youth and young adults, providing a supportive environment that values teamwork, diversity, and inclusivity.

Career Growth and Development Opportunities

Crew Leaders will undergo a comprehensive 12-day training program that covers essential topics, providing them with skills that can lead to further opportunities in natural resource management, youth development, and outdoor education. The role includes mentorship experiences that contribute to personal and professional growth.

Detailed Benefits and Perks

• Compensation of $250 for successful completion of training
• Daily pay of \(98/day, or \)100/day with Wilderness First Responder certification
• Day off every other weekend and 5-6 days off during mid-summer break
• Comprehensive training on various outdoor and conservation topics
• Opportunity to make a positive impact in the community

Compensation and Benefits

This position offers a total compensation estimated at $6,860 for the term, including daily pay and training bonuses.

Why you should apply for this position today

This is an exceptional opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people and the environment while gaining valuable leadership and mentorship experience in an outdoor setting. If you have a passion for conservation and youth development, this role provides a meaningful way to contribute.

Skills

• Current Wilderness First Aid or higher and CPR certification
• Strong organizational and time management abilities
• Ability to lift and/or move up to 70 pounds
• Excellent communication skills and good judgment
• Recreational/professional outdoor experience
• Experience working collaboratively and promoting teamwork
• A sense of humor and spirit of adventure
• Ability to work with diverse populations

Responsibilities

• Co-lead and supervise conservation crews of youth
• Manage crew work, including project delegation and conflict resolution
• Ensure the physical and emotional safety of all participants
• Complete conservation projects to high standards
• Implement daily lessons based on education curriculum
• Maintain crew morale and provide constructive feedback
• Drive crew and equipment to worksite safely

Qualifications

• At least 21 years old
• Current Drivers License with a clean driving record
• Ability to work collaboratively and promote teamwork
• Strong decision-making skills and good judgment
• Experience or desire to work with diverse populations

Education Requirements

• No specific educational requirements mentioned, but relevant experience is preferred.

Education Requirements Credential Category

• Wilderness First Aid or higher certification required.

Experience Requirements

• Recreational or professional outdoor experience preferred.
• Experience in leadership or mentorship roles is beneficial.

Why work in Boise, ID

Boise offers a unique blend of urban and outdoor lifestyles, with access to beautiful natural landscapes and a vibrant community. The city is known for its friendly atmosphere and numerous recreational opportunities, making it an ideal location for individuals who enjoy outdoor activities and a supportive community environment.