Individual Placement - Historical Interpretation and Digital Accessibility Participant

Job description

Position Summary Join our small, dedicated team in sharing our public lands and history with our visitors! We strive to provide guests with meaningful experiences that connect them to the events of the Battle of the Big Hole, and to the lasting effects the battle had on both tribal and non-tribal communities. The participant will work directly with the public at the visitor center, provide formal interpretive programming, work with schools, and help host specialty tour groups. Duties are approximately 70% indoors and 30% outdoors. We seek candidates who actively search for knowledge, want to grow their interpretive skillsets, learn more about operations at a small national park site, and gain experience in a variety of topics and issues surrounding nımí·pu· (Nez Perce) history and present-day culture. Our team will work with you to create a personalized structure of mentorship, guidance, and interpretive trainings that help you reach your professional goals throughout the summer. Ultimately, you will be asked to meet the same standards expected of seasonal National Park Service employees so that you are ready to enter the NPS workforce with excellent skills, experience, and gusto....