Job Title: Mountain Educator Location: North Vancouver Department: Education & Adventure Programs Reports to: Manager, Wildlife, Education & Adventure Programs Role Status: Part Time / Seasonal / Hourly ABOUT US As Vancouver’s premier attraction we offer truly rewarding and memorable experiences! Our team members get to work in a challenging and cooperative environment where everyone comes together to create memories of a lifetime. We offer a professional atmosphere, fantastic growth opportunities, unlimited outdoor recreation, an inspiring setting, and many unique employee privileges. We are seeking new team members who embody our core values that focuses on people, connection, growth and challenge. We foster a work environment where diversity is valued, quality of life is enhanced, and individual aspirations are fulfilled. Applicants who thrive in a positive environment where service excellence is top priority are encouraged to apply. JOB SUMMARY As a Mountain Adventure Educator at Grouse Mountain, you will lead groups of students and/or adults educating them about our education programs as part of the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife program. You will share your knowledge of nature and passion for outdoor recreation, and teach curriculum outside in the natural beautiful setting of Grouse Mountain.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Demonstrate an approach to work consistent with Grouse Mountain Resorts’ goals, values, policies and procedures Deliver and lead an energetic, fun, educational experience for people of all ages, which may include (but is not limited to) educational curriculum, wildlife programs, first nation’s history and culture, experiential activities and games Follow a detailed schedule and timeline effectively for groups’ activities to ensure synchronicity with multiple groups on the mountain Recognize and address concerns or needs of group or guests & liaise with manager, supervisor and/or other departments thinking critically and make calculated decisions, always putting safety first Consistently offer professional and engaging leadership for all age groups and backgrounds Set up and take down of equipment, maintain cleanliness of all areas used Arrive fit for work and take responsibility for your personal health and safety Act as a role model for guests in sustainable living and inspire awareness and nature curiosity through your actions and teachings Be a lively, passionate and energizing group leader fostering an all-inclusive learning environment in nature Occasional office support as needed and other duties as required SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES This position reports directly to the Manager, Wildlife, Education & Adventure Programs and does not require any supervisory responsibilities. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND ABILITIES Post-secondary courses in Education, Environmental Management, Outdoor Recreation and/or Sciences (Biology/Environmental Studies or related majors) preferred Experience and/or qualifications preferred in at least 2 of the following areas; Outdoor Education, First Nations, Wildlife/Ecology, Physical Education, Health/Wellness, Sustainability, Tourism, Experiential Education, leadership Awareness and demonstrate sensitivity towards British Columbia’s rich First Nations history and culture Ability to safely lift 40 lbs repetitively for set-up of some types of equipment, e.g. snowshoes Physical and mental endurance, ability to stand on your feet for the duration of your shift, and hike or snowshoe for 2 hours at a time! Ability to work independently with limited supervision, with a partner, or in a team Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English, French, Spanish, Mandarin and/or other languages are an asset Training is provided; all candidates must be available for ongoing training Successful candidate must complete a criminal record check once offered the position, before start date (for applicants that are 19 years or older). Grouse Mountain will assist you with the process. WORKING CONDITIONS Hours of Operation are weather dependent. Due to the nature of the business, this position requires flexibility in terms of your work schedule. Must be able to work consistently 2-3 days a week, with daytime/school hours and occasional weekend and evening shifts required. A variety of work schedules may include a variety of start times, including shifts on weekends and statutory holidays. Shifts require standing for long periods of time, lifting, twisting, shoveling and other forms of manual tasks.  COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS $19.55 to $22.87/hour All positions are eligible for the following benefits and perks: Free Seasonal Access Pass Discounts at the resort’s restaurants, retail, and rental outlets Referral Bonus Program Public Transit subsidies Free or discounted lift tickets at many other resorts (winter/summer) Access to free Employee and Family Assistance Program Excellent training and professional development Northland Properties friends and family discounts program including hotels, restaurants and recreation Full-time, year-round positions are also eligible for these: Health Insurance, Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance and Vision Insurance plans RRSP matching after 6 months of service Free access pass for dependents  DISCLAIMER The prior statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel. All personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Northland Properties is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law.