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DuBois Center needs Nature’s Classroom Instructors!
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Come work for us! Now hiring Nature’s Classroom Instructors
Love the outdoors? Want to teach students in an experiential, meaningful way that they will remember for years to come? We are currently searching for instructors for our fall and spring Nature’s Classroom sessions! Instructors will work 3-5 days a week, teaching school groups team building, experiential science, and more!
A full job description is available on our website. Email Hayley (director@duboiscenter.org) or call 815-627-0595.
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Fall Line-up
It’s never too early to start planning for fall! Here are some events you won’t want to miss!Sept 11 Bunco Night at Zoar UCCSept 28 1st Day of Nature’s ClassroomOct 3 Fall Festival Work DayOctober 4 DuBois Center Fall FestivalOct 9-10 ISC Confirmation RetreatOct 16-18 Mother-Daughter Retreat -
Fall at DuBois Center
Hot off the presses and soon to be delivered to churches and homes near you – check out our fall activities brochure and event registration form.Make time to take in the beauty of the season at DuBois Center! From work days to retreats to our annual Fall Festival, there’s something for everyone in the fall.Upcoming dates you don’t want to miss:Sept 24 Green DuBois MeetingSept 28 Service SaturdaySept 30 1st Day of Nature’s ClassroomOct 5 Fall Festival Work DayOctober 6 FALL FESTIVALOct 11-12 ISC Confirmation RetreatOct 12 Green DuBois Stewardship Day,Oct 18-20 Mother-Daughter RetreatNov 2 Service Saturday -
Job Opportunity: Nature’s Classroom Instructor
Are you a substitute teacher, active retiree or someone with a flexible schedule? Do you enjoy the outdoors and have experience working with youth or as a teacher? Nature’s Classroom Instructors are needed from September 25 through October. Work with school groups (grades 5-8) that stay overnight at DuBois Center. Provide a fun and supportive environment, while teaching about predator-prey interactions, night life in the woods, cultural differences, erosion, teamwork and other engaging topics.
Our instructors teach classes, and lead campfires and o
ther evening activities. Parent chaperones supervise free time, dining tables and cabin times. Training is provided, as are meals and overnight accommodations during Nature’s Classroom sessions. Check out the program brochure and position description for details. Then contact DuBois Center at shirley.director@DuBoisCenter.org or 618-787-2202. -
JOB OPPORTUNITY: Nature’s Classroom Instructor
Are you a substitute teacher, active retiree or someone with a flexible schedule? Do you enjoy the outdoors and have experience working with youth or as a teacher? Nature’s Classroom Instructors are needed for two sessions this spring, plus training. Join us April 9-12 and April 23-26, and work with school groups (grades 5-8) that stay overnight at DuBois Center. Provide a fun and supportive environment, while teaching about predator-prey interactions, night life in the woods, cultural differences, erosion, teamwork and other engaging topics. Our instructors teach classes, host meals, and lead campfires and other evening activities. Parent chaperones supervise free time, dining tables and cabin times. Training is provided, as are meals and overnight accommodations during Nature’s Classroom sessions.
Check out the program brochure and position description for details. Then contact DuBois Center at 618-787-2202 or shirley.director@DuBoisCenter.
org if this opportunity sounds interesting. -
Job Opportunity: Nature’s Classroom Instructor
Are you a substitute teacher, active retiree or someone with a flexible schedule? Do you enjoy the outdoors and have experience working with youth or as a teacher? Nature’s Classroom Instructors are needed for two sessions this spring, plus training. Join us April 9-12 and April 23-26, and work with school groups (grades 5-8) that stay overnight at DuBois Center. Provide a fun and supportive environment, while teaching about predator-prey interactions, night life in the woods, cultural differences, erosion, teamwork and other engaging topics.
Our instructors teach classes, host meals, and lead campfires and other evening activities. Parent chaperones supervise free time, dining tables and cabin times. Training is provided, as are meals and overnight accommodations during Nature’s Classroom sessions.
Check out the program brochure and position description for more details. Then, contact DuBois Center at 618-787-2202 or shirley.director@DuBoisCenter.
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Upcoming Events at DuBois Center
There are so many fantastic events coming up soon at DuBois Center! Check out the list below and click on the links for more details. For information about these and other events, or how you can plan your own, contact us at dcinfo@DuBoisCenter.org or 618-787-2202.Thursday, March 14: Green DuBois Meeting – HighlandSaturday, March 23: Wrangle & Ride Horse Day – DuBois CenterSaturday, March 23: Service Saturday – DuBois CenterFriday, March 29 – Sunday, March 31: Father-Son Retreat – DuBois CenterWednesday, April 10: Nature’s Classroom Spring Season BeginsSaturday, April 13: Wrangle & Ride Horse Day – DuBois CenterSaturday, April 13: Service Saturday – DuBois CenterSaturday, April 27: Green DuBois Stewardship Day – DuBois CenterSunday, April 28: DuBois Center Thank You Party – DuBois CenterSunday, May 5: Rustic Block Party for Middle Schoolers – DuBois CenterMonday, May 13 – Thursday, May 16: Christ UCC Dupo Work Days – DuBois CenterMonday, May 20 – Wednesday, May 22: Southern Illinois Art Workshop – DuBois CenterWednesday, May 29: Summer Camp Staff Training BeginsSunday, June 9: First Day of Summer Camp 2019! -
Stepping Outside the Classroom
Every spring and fall, DuBois Center transforms into a giant outdoor learning environment. Over the past month, nearly 150 students from eight schools in St. Louis, Godfrey and Centralia traveled with parents and teachers to participate in Nature’s Classroom.
DuBois Center staff taught a wide variety of classes – some are exclusive to this outdoor experiential education program, and some are camp favorites with a learning focus. There was horseback riding and archery of course, well creek walks that explored erosion and stream ecology. Students discussed history and basic principles of physics before experimenting with soda bottle rockets and an egg drop. Time spent at the Teams Course built confidence, improved communication (and LISTENING!) skills, and observation-focused woodland walkabouts highlighted the beauty and wonder that fills DuBois Center. As we pack away class materials, we look forward to our spring Nature’s Classroom season.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Nature’s Classroom Instructor
DuBois Center is currently interviewing for Nature’s Classroom Instructors. These are seasonal six-week positions from September 17 through October. Enjoy being outdoors and working with young people? Our instructors teach classes, and lead campfires and other evening activities. Parent chaperones supervise free time, dining tables and cabin times.
Training is provided, as are meals and overnight accommodations during Nature’s Classroom sessions. Weekends off. Click here for a program brochure or position description. Contact Shirley at email or 618-787-2202.