Marine Science Educator

New Logic Marine Science Camp is seeking a Marine Science Educator for mid-June to early September in Annapolis, MD. Responsibilities include leading lessons on marine conservation, managing support staff, and ensuring participant safety. A degree in marine sciences or related fields is required, along with First Aid and CPR certification. The position involves outdoor teaching, fostering a positive learning environment, and requires full-time availability during the program.
Are marine science and conservation important to you?
Do you want to mentor and educate the next generation to inspire positive change?

We are a team of passionate scientists dedicated to fostering a love for marine conservation in future generations. Our organization is seeking enthusiastic individuals who share this vision to create a brighter future for our planet’s oceans. Join our team for an unforgettable and exciting outdoor teaching experience!

Availability
• Programs run from mid-June through early September.
• Required participation for the entire duration of the program, typically Monday-Friday, 9:00 am–2:00 pm.
• Applicants must be available until mid to late August.
• Note: We are unable to provide housing at this time.
• Additional program locations, schedules, and available positions can be found at www.marinesciencecamp.com.

Responsibilities
• Lead Scientists will schedule and lead engaging lessons, activities, and discussions focused on marine science and conservation.
• Directly manage our Support Staff and Interns as they work together to implement scheduled activities
• Lead Scientists are responsible for communicating directly with parents and guardians and relaying all relevant information back to administration.
• Foster a positive and supportive learning environment for program participants.
• Assist with the setup, maintenance, and organization of program materials and supplies.
• Work collaboratively with team members to deliver high-quality educational experiences.
• Adapt to varying outdoor settings and independently lead small groups when necessary.
• Ensure the safety and well-being of participants throughout the program.

Qualifications
• Passionate about conservation and our oceans
• A degree in marine sciences, biology, education, or a closely related field is required.
• First Aid and CPR certification is required upon hire.
• Previous experience in scientific fieldwork or teaching is preferred.
• Ability to lead and conduct program activities in an outdoor setting.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.

How to Apply
We are now accepting applications for immediate hires through our website marinesciencecamp.com/opportunities. Be sure to include your resume, cover letter, and three professional references so that we may begin our onboarding process. Attachments may also be sent directly to our team via email: hello@marinesciencecamp.com. Spots are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Do not wait! Join our team today!

About Us
In 2007, our program was first launched in Lavallette, NJ. Since then, we have expanded to more shores and local communities, reaching thousands of students and families along the way. Our mission at New Logic Marine Science Camp is to ignite passion for marine science, conservation, and environmentalism in the next generation of scientists worldwide through our “hands-on, feet-wet” outdoor education model.

Join our team today! Spots are available on a first-come-first-served basis. We hope to sea you soon!

About New Logic Marine Science Camp:

We provide attendees with a mixture of dynamic hands-on activities that may include but not be limited to hands-on field sampling, interactive games, scientific demonstrations and experiments, dissections, and special guest presentations. A large component of our program is scientific field sampling and water quality testing. These activities enable attendees to obtain daily hands-on experience with marine life and observe variances in our natural world. Our award-winning general core curriculum is updated seasonally. We strive to incorporate all aspects of marine science into our curriculum. This includes topics such as biology, chemistry, engineering, geology, and conservation. Our various dissections also allow attendees to learn fun, interesting facts about our local marine life’s anatomy.