Outdoor-Education Center Assistant Manager

The Outdoor-Education Center Assistant Manager at LAUSD oversees operations and instructional programs of outdoor education centers in Los Angeles. Responsibilities include managing safety, conducting training, supervising staff, and coordinating with various agencies. The role requires a bachelor's degree in relevant fields, CPR and First-Aid certifications, and a valid California driver's license. This full-time position offers benefits such as paid holidays and health insurance.
About the position

The Outdoor-Education Center Assistant Manager at LAUSD plays a crucial role in supervising the operations and coordinating the instructional programs of outdoor education centers. This position involves assisting in the management of the center, ensuring the safety and well-being of students and staff, and taking full responsibility in the absence of the center manager. The role is designed for individuals passionate about environmental education and outdoor activities, providing an opportunity to contribute to the educational journey of students in a natural setting.

Responsibilities
• Supervises the operations of an outdoor-education center.
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• Assists in creating, organizing, planning, implementing, and evaluating the outdoor-education program.
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• Manages the operation of the center, including maintenance, safety, and security.
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• Prepares agendas and conducts training sessions for staff.
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• Conducts orientation meetings for school site administrators, teachers, parents, and students.
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• Supervises and reviews reports related to payroll, sales, and incidents.
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• Conducts emergency drills and evaluates safety procedures.
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• Provides basic first aid and seeks medical aid for students when necessary.
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• Coordinates operations with maintenance personnel and other agencies.
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• Organizes and supervises campfire and evening programs.
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• Maintains positive relations with District and non-District partners.
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• Supervises the opening and closing of the center.
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• Transports luggage, food, and supplies as needed.
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• Supervises students during swimming activities and acts as a lifeguard.

Requirements
• Bachelor's degree in elementary education, natural sciences, environmental education, conservation, or forestry.
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• One year of experience developing or conducting outdoor and environmental education programs.
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• CPR Certification from an accredited organization.
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• First-Aid Certificate from an accredited organization.
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• Lifeguarding Certificate from an accredited organization.
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• Valid driver's license to operate a motor vehicle in California.

Nice-to-haves
• Experience fostering inter-relationship skills in close living conditions with staff.
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• Supervisory and training experience of Outdoor Education Center staff.

Benefits
• Paid holidays
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• Health insurance
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• Dental insurance
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• Vision insurance
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• Life insurance
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• Retirement membership in CalPERS
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• Paid vacation up to two weeks to start, three weeks after five years of service.