FWCB Educator PD Program Assistant

Apply for Job Job ID 372428 Location Twin Cities Job Family Supplemental Employee Full/Part Time Part-Time Regular/Temporary Regular Job Code 0001 Employee Class Civil Service Add to Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the JobThe FWCB Educator Professional Development (PD) Program Assistant will be a member of the FWCB Educator PD Program Team and will provide ecology education training to formal and informal educators, present the Driven to Discover curriculum and detailed ecology information to participants, and lead a group of educators as they conduct an ecology-focused investigation. The FWCB Educator PD Program Assistant will be viewed as an expert on ecology knowledge to help guide the content development of workshops and the delivery of the Driven to Discover curriculum. Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Teacher Professional Development Programs FWCB Educator PD Program Assistantfor: Migratory and Urban Bird Institute (MUBI) is an interactive 3-day workshop led by university scientists and expert educators with an inquiry-based approach to science. Flyway Fellows(pending LCCMR funding) offering year-long advanced bird migration education professional development for grades 6-12 science and agriculture teachers. Note: this is for a temporary/casual position working with the Teacher Professional Development team. Program Dates February 19, 2026 - December 31, 2027; could be extended past 2027 Hours & Locations This is a part-time temporary/casual position. Hours will vary. The assistant may not work more than 67 days per calendar year. Hybrid work locations: virtual meetings as well as in-person time for professional development workshops. Responsibilities will include (but are not limited to): Attend virtual planning meetings with the FWCB Educator PD Program Team Collaborate with the FWCB Educator PD Program Team and fellow FWCB Program Assistants on program planning and execution Present ecology lessons and activities which meet program goals & objectives Communicate with program instructor and program coordinator on creating working schedule, materials, and supplies needs Implement the Driven to Discover curriculum Lead a group of educator participants in an ecology-focused outdoor investigation Respond to participant feedback to refine and revise lessons, activities, and presentations Other duties as assigned Qualifications Excellent work ethic; ability to work independently Ability to work with people of diverse backgrounds Strong organizer Interpersonal skills (kind, respectful, supportive, etc.) Clear verbal and written communicator Creative problem solver Ability to work in outdoors in all weather conditions as needed for program workshops Ability to travel as needed for program workshops Pay and BenefitsPay Range: $37.50 per hour; depending on education/qualifications/experience. 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Created: 2026-03-04