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Mountain Bike Adventure Camps Coordinator

Position Overview:  
The Mountain Bike Adventure Camps Coordinator is the lead of all mountain bike activities led by NorthWoods Stewardship Center – based on Burke Mountain and Kingdom Trails. The Coordinator is the primary point of contact for participating families – including campers and their parents. Additionally, the Coordinator is the primary contact for communications with partner organizations – namely Burke Mountain and Kingdom Trails.  
The MTB Camps Coordinator both participates in leading camp activities and supervises the staff team. The Coordinator, through a collaborative team approach, determines daily schedules, and communicates needs with the staff and the support team at NorthWoods. The Coordinator role is supported by the summer camp team based out of NorthWoods, and reports directly to the Executive Director. The Coordinator oversees the daily success of the programs –maintaining a safe and positive environment for participants to learn, grow, and enjoy adventure on two wheels. This includes overseeing training, daily activities and evaluation.  
Responsibilities and Expectations:  
∙ Maintain good communication and professional working relationships with NorthWoods staff, program participants, partners, and the general public 
∙ Adhere to all NorthWoods procedures and policies related to staff conduct, safety and project implementation 
∙ Attend meetings, workshops and special events as necessary to represent NorthWoods and support mountain bike adventure programs. 
Qualifications: 
∙ Experience working with youth in the outdoors 
∙ Excellent communication and interpersonal skills 
∙ Capacity to facilitate small groups and attend to group dynamics to build a positive learning environment 
∙ Demonstrated leadership experience, including managing staff 
∙ Passion for outdoor recreation and desire to share the skills and experience with others ∙ Physical fitness and positive attitude to thrive in an outdoor setting for extended periods in varied weather and conditions 
∙ Demonstrated ability to problem-solve and adapt  
∙ Desire to share values of stewardship and sense of place through experience on bikes
Preferred Skills/Knowledge:
∙ Ability to mountain bike at an advanced level, comfortable in all cross-country terrain ∙ College degree  
∙ Safety-consciousness and situational awareness 
∙ Valid Driver’s License 
∙ Maintains high quality full suspension mountain bike and helmet 
Please consider applying for this position even if you do not meet all the qualifications, or currently possess the preferred skills and knowledge. The review committee values a wide range of experience and education related to this position, and NorthWoods is committed to professional development to train the best candidate.  
Employment Period: Flexible Start Date from May 1 – June 10, End date: August 15; seasonal position. 
Workweek: 40 hours per week, on average, typically M-F, with occasional weekend and evenings
Compensation: $18 – $20, paid bi-weekly, based on experience
Other Benefits: $250 Equipment Stipend 
Housing: Options may be available for on-campus housing; rental rates TBD  
Reports to: Maria Young, Executive Director  
How to Apply: Submit cover letter and resume via email to Maria Young, Executive Director at  maria@northwoodscenter.org 
Hiring Timeline: Applications reviewed on a rolling basis; apply early. If selected, applicants will be notified of an invitation to interview by March 1, 2023
If assistance is needed during the application process, please do not hesitate to contact NorthWoods for support. Please reach out to: Maria Young,maria@northwoodscenter.org or (802) 723-6551 x305 
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: People of every race, color, gender, gender expression, age, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, religion, belief system and background are encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodation will be made for applicants with disabilities. NorthWoods believes that diversity in our workplace is essential to building vibrant human and natural communities, and strives to provide opportunities for everyone without discrimination.
NorthWoods Stewardship Center is a non-profit conservation and education organization based in East Charleston, Vermont. We serve the communities of Northern Vermont and New Hampshire, as well as facilitating conservation projects and programs throughout New England. Our main lodge and facilities are part of a 1,500 acre conserved campus and demonstration forest, open to the public, year-round. We achieve our mission to connect people and place through the synergy of four program areas: Environmental Education, the Conservation Corps, Conservation Science, and Forest Stewardship. Learn more at www.northwoodscenter.org.