... archery, and potential for occasional evening programs including night-hikes, campfires and ... OVERVIEW Instructors deliver day and residential, 1 to 3 day outdoor/environmental education and ...
... archery, and potential for occasional evening programs including night-hikes, campfires and ... OVERVIEW Instructors deliver day and residential, 1 to 3 day outdoor/environmental education and ...
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What is the difference between Archery Instructor vs Archery Coach?
| Aspect | Archery Instructor | Archery Coach |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | Typically requires archery safety and teaching certifications | Often requires advanced coaching certifications and experience |
| Work Environment | Schools, community centers, archery ranges | Competitive teams, clubs, private coaching |
| Employer & Industry | Recreational and educational settings | Sports teams, archery clubs, competitive events |
While both roles involve teaching archery skills, an Archery Instructor primarily focuses on beginner and recreational instruction in educational or community settings. An Archery Coach typically works with competitive archers, providing advanced training and strategy. The certifications and work environments overlap but differ in scope and intensity, catering to different skill levels and goals.
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What does an Archery Instructor do?
What Does an Archery Instructor Do?
As an archery instructor, your duties include teaching students the fundamentals of archery, including safety, basic shooting skills, and the foundations of archery equipment. You can teach both compound and recurve arches in field, target, and 3-D archery. Instructors’ responsibilities are towards students who are still early in their education and whose progression requires a transition from basic-to-advanced skills. An archery coach provides training to NFAA elite-level athletes and other exceptional learners. Whether you intend to become an instructor or coach, you should seek qualifications from USA Archery. As an instructor, you complete the first two levels of certification.
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Environmental Education - Program Instructor II Flat Rock
Saint Paul, IN • On-site
$13/hr
Other
Posted 8 days ago
YMCA Of Greater Indianapolis rating
3.9
Based on 5 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
741st of 759 rated non-profit organizations
Job description
Flat Rock instructors work with students of all ages, families, and adult groups providing a variety of outdoor experiences including but not limited to: canoeing, team building, rock climbing, pond/river/Fen studies, map reading, nature hikes, archery, and potential for occasional evening programs including night-hikes, campfires and astronomy.
PAY RATE DETAILS
Pay: $13.00 hr for scheduled classes as needed. Some weeks zero shifts, other range from 6 – 24 hrs.
This position does not include room and board and operates on an as needed basis.
OVERVIEW
Instructors deliver day and residential, 1 to 3 day outdoor/environmental education and group camping programs to 4th - 7th grade students and retreat groups.
We focus on outdoor/environmental education, adventure education and social and emotional learning. Our activities are customized to support student learning in the classroom or retreat objectives. Instructors are responsible for facilitating classes and following curriculum when working with visiting school groups. Hands-on lessons focus on building critical thinking skills and exploring the connections between the natural and human-made world. Depending on activities selected by schools/groups, instructors also facilitate team building (initiatives and low ropes) to develop students’ leadership and problem-solving skills. Group sizes vary from 12-22 students throughout the program. Responsibilities include facilitating day and night lessons, leading large group activities and hosting meals.
All instructors participate regularly in tasks that support our programs including housekeeping, kitchen work, office work, debriefs, and training. Instructors have opportunities to further develop program advancement and expand their educator portfolio. We strive to provide a safe, quality experience for all and expect staff to communicate with all schools, students, guests in a positive, engaging, mature, patient, responsible, respectful fashion.
Safety is key to all operations and staff are expected to predict, prevent, identify and respond to safety issues.
All staff must be able to work evenings, weekends, and holidays and understand that as a team member they will participate in daily cleaning of program buildings as assigned and work in other departments or program areas as assigned.
PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS
• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Must be organized, detail-oriented, yet flexible.
• Must be comfortable communicating with teachers, parents and enjoy working with children.
• Must have a strong knowledge of outdoor/experiential education.
• Previous experience and certification in camp program areas (lifeguarding, high ropes, archery, etc.) are preferred.
• Able to fulfill all demands in spirit, mind, and body as an outdoor education instructor.
• Positive, service-oriented attitude serving diverse groups of campers in regard to age, abilities, ethnicity, gender, race, economic status, religion, etc.
• Sorry pets not permitted
• Team player willing to contribute to the culture, mission, and values of the YMCA
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