Outdoor Youth Counselor Residential - Eastern NC

This Career Path Has Your Footprints All Over It

At Eckerd Youth Alternatives, we work everyday with a commitment to make a profound difference in the lives of troubled teens. As an Outdoor Youth Counselor, you will directly impact the lives of at-risk youth and brighten their futures just by your positive influence. Working with a group of 8 to 12 youth ages 10 to 17. You will ensure that group members are safe, engaged in productive behaviors, and developing effective problem-solving skills and useful life strategies. You’ll keep an eye on the living quarters, lead outdoor activities, supervise classroom and academic studies, involve your group in community service projects, and plan fun events like cookouts and canoe trips. Not bad for a day’s work, is it?

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: YOUTH COUNSELORS
Experienced & Entry Level

Join us at any one of our locations in the following states: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Tennessee & Vermont.

APPLY NOW!

·Competitive Benefits
·24-Hour Outdoor Residential Positions
With Free Room & Board!
·Healthy, Active Lifestyle
·Real Chance To Make A Difference

Requires professional demeanor, personal dedication & proven leadership skills. Experience as a youth role model/mentor and/or college degree preferred.

If you’re craving adventure and possess a passion to affect change then we want you to apply now. With EYA, you won’t just make a living, you will make a DIFFERENCE.

Apply online at:
www.eckerdyouth.org
Or fax resume to: 727-442-5911.

ECKERD YOUTH ALTERNATIVES
EOE/DFWP
REQUIREMENTS
Candidates should be at least 21 years of age, physically fit, and interested in backpacking, canoeing and other outdoor activities. A four-year degree in Education, Criminology, Social Services, Psychology or related field is preferred, as is previous paid or volunteer work with children.

This position pays a starting salary of $23,600/year PLUS free room and board, clothing allowance and relocation assistance. Comprehensive health and welfare benefits and extensive paid training are also provided.

Key words: at risk youth, at-risk youth, adjudicated youth, therapeutic recreation, experiential education, non-profit, alternative education, alternative jobs, teaching, counseling, mentor, environmental, role model.