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BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The Docent/Tour Guide will work at five historic sites in Ellicott City: Ellicott City Colored School, Restored; Firehouse Museum; Thomas Isaac Log Cabin; B&O Railroad Museum, and Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park. They will oversee operation of tours, special events, site set-up and clean-up as required.
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Report accidents and/or property damage to the Recreation Manager as soon as possible. BRIEF DESCRIPTION: A variety of instructional classes are offered throughout the county such as: knitting, photography, calligraphy, guitar, fine arts, cooking, dance, music, financial management, and others.
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JOB SUMMARY: Assists in providing a continuum of Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of, outcome-based Leisure Activities designed to meet the physical, cultural, spiritual, social, cognitive/intellectual, emotional and creative needs and interests of assigned residents.
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Experience in Recreation working with youth. Equus Workforce Solutions is a leading provider of workforce development services in North America. Supervises, coaches and/or instructs indoor and outdoor team and athletic events.
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