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Life Science Educator (Part-Time)

American Museum of Natural History

Summary

The Education department’s Youth Initiatives (YI) group is seeking a part-time Life Science Educator to teach out-of-school programs for 6th-12th grade students in the form of camps, institutes and after-school courses. Additionally, the Educator will revise and develop curricula for those programs as needed.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in a life science field (genetics, microbiology, ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology, etc.), education or another related field.
  • Proven knowledge and mastery of life science content and material.
  • Proven passion for youth education.
  • Prior experience working with youth ages 11 to 18.


Preferred Qualifications

  • Master’s degree in education or science.
  • Experience co-teaching.
  • Experience with coding, computational thinking or data science.
  • Research experience in a life science field.

Duties

  • Teach YI programs, including SRMP, Lang Science Scholars, Science Alliance, high school workshops and Children and Family Learning.
  • Revise or design life science curricula as needed throughout the year for various program departments.
  • Participate in professional learning, including class observation, educational professional development (including special exhibits), DEI sessions and co-teaching with more senior educators.
  • Maintain scheduling flexibility. Depending on the season and course, teaching schedules may include after-school hours (until 7 PM), Saturdays, and full-day programs during school holidays.


How to Apply

Documents Needed To Apply

Required Documents

  1. Resume
  2. Cover Letter

Optional Documents

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