Roles and obligations include:
- Managing 10-15 youth farmers and several farm interns
- Motivating and developing leadership skills in youth
- Motivating youth to engage in farm activities ranging from irrigation and weeding to Marketing and selling at the farm stand
- Supporting teens in the creation of a supportive team environment
- Cultivating partnerships that support the goal of enhancing youth engagement
- Working with farm team to evaluate how youth development objectives are being met
- Collecting timesheets and budget for fiscal reporting
- Documenting work through teen created videos and writings
- Working with farmers to develop and integrate farm-based curriculum
- Working with nutrition intern to develop lessons around cooking in nutrition twice/week
- Managing farm school apprentice to lead youth and work on farm
- Researching latest farm-based and food systems curriculum
Qualifications:
- Licensed teacher or equivalent experience
- At least one season of farm/garden experience required
- Manage work hours effectively with experience supervising others
- Outgoing and engaging personality
- Experience with non-profits, urban farming, food preparation, and/or nutrition a plus
Availability:
- MUST be available Wednesdays (10-6), Fridays (10-6), and Saturdays (10-4) from July 3 through August 21st.
- MUST be available for one week at the end of April or beginning of May for farm orientation Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9am-3pm each day.
- Flexible hours are available in the planning stages May – June.
Please send a cover letter and resume to Anita Singh at anita@bkfarmyards.Com. The letter have to consist of info of your availability, as well as information about your applicable experience. This position is a paid element-time function (20 hours / week), and additionally includes fresh harvested greens and herbs.
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