Adventures Program Guide (Middle & High School) - Cache County Area

Adventures Program Guide (Middle & High School) - Cache County AreaAbout Williamsburg LearningWilliamsburg Learning Academy is a full‐time online program serving students in grades 6–12, designed to provide a flexible, high‐quality education centered on purpose, leadership, and meaningful growth. As part of the Williamsburg Learning network, it delivers an award‐winning curriculum used by partner schools nationwide, including tuition‐free public school options in states like Utah.Learning is both rigorous and flexible. Students engage in live, mentor‐led classes alongside independent coursework, allowing them to take ownership of their education while receiving consistent guidance. Mentors do more than teach—they help students think critically, engage in discussion, and develop clarity in their ideas.The program emphasizes learning how to think, not what to think, using discussion‐based instruction, classic texts, and engaging content that fosters curiosity and intellectual growth. This is paired with a strong focus on leadership and personal development.A defining feature of the experience is the balance between online learning and real‐world connection. Through in‐person "Adventures" and community experiences, students build relationships, explore new environments, and apply their learning in meaningful ways.Everything is rooted in the mission to prepare promising students for meaningful lives as principled leaders—equipping them to become thoughtful, capable contributors both in school and beyond.Position SummaryWilliamsburg Adventures (WAD) Guides are outdoor and leadership enthusiasts who support an Adventure Lead in facilitating dynamic, hands‐on Adventure courses. Guides play a key role in mentoring students and helping create meaningful, engaging experiences in both outdoor and leadership settings.Students in the Outdoor Adventures course earn PE credit while participating in activities such as rock climbing, hiking, skiing, survival skills, first aid training, outdoor games, and more.Students also earn elective leadership credit through experiences such as museum visits, college tours, field trips, service projects, simulations, and other applied leadership activities designed to build confidence, character, and real‐world skills.1. Support Transformational Learning ExperiencesAssist the Adventure Lead in facilitating meaningful, hands‐on learning experiences aligned with the Williamsburg Adventures modelActively participate in and help guide 1:1 conversations, group discussions, and reflection before, during, and after activitiesAttend all required online and in‐person trainings (schedule provided prior to the school year)Additional remote hours may be available for grading assistance, as neededPartner with the Adventure Lead during 10 predetermined Adventure Fridays per semesterSupport activities typically held between 9:00 AM–3:00 PM (2–5 hours per event) at various locationsGuide students through activities, lead small group discussions, assist with games, take attendance, and provide basic first aid when neededArrive 30 minutes prior to each adventure and assist with setup, cleanup, and equipment care3. Support Student SafetyAssist the Adventure Lead in maintaining student safety from drop‐off to pick‐upFollow the direction of the Adventure Lead during all activitiesHelp supervise large groups of students and ensure policies and safety procedures are followedReport directly to the Adventure Lead in the assigned geographic area4. Represent Williamsburg Learning with ExcellenceServe as a positive role model and foster trust with students and familiesPromote a culture of belonging, teamwork, and community at each adventureRepresent Williamsburg Learning professionally during all activities and tripsPlease note that this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of the activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time, with or without notice.Minimum QualificationsAt least 18 years old and one full year post‐high schoolOutdoor and/or leadership experience preferredCurrent First Aid & CPR certification (or willingness to obtain prior to start)Valid and current driver's licenseStrong organizational, planning, and communication skillsAbility to pass a background checkAbility to provide transformational mentoring to youthWillingness to lead with authenticity, vulnerability, and integrityEnergy and enthusiasm for outdoor experiences and personal growthComfort using technology platforms including SIS, Canvas, Zoom, Remind, and Google Suite (training provided)Position Structure & Time Commitment10 predetermined Adventure Fridays per semesterMost adventures are 2–5 hours in length and occur primarily on FridaysTypical weekly commitment is under 5 hours during adventure weeksRequired short trainings each semester (held on predetermined Fridays) are paidAdditional seasonal duties may offer opportunities for increased hoursMileage reimbursement provided for travel to and from adventure locations from your home addressPhysical and Mental RequirementsAbility to perform physical activities, including walking, hiking, running, standing for extended periods, lifting, and bendingAbility to maintain continuous visual supervision of studentsAbility to hear and respond to students in active indoor and outdoor environment401(k) Retirement and Paid Time Off.Salary Range$23 per hourWilliamsburg Learning is an Equal Opportunity Employer#J-18808-Ljbffr