SCA just announced 40+ internships in our database. There will be more to come! Below, there is information about:

– expense-paid land stewardship internships in Alaska and Outside

– seasonal Trail Crew Leader positions

– and opportunities for U.S. military Veterans

Anyone interested in gaining work experience with a land management agency should review this information. The SCA is committed to creating a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive land stewardship workforce.

2018 NPS Academy Alaska Internships – *Deadline: 1/3/18*

Interested in taking care of the land? Join the Alaska NPS Academy. The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is seeking young adults in Alaska for a Spring Break orientation and a variety of expense-paid summer internships with the National Park Service (NPS) in Alaska!

Spring Break (week of March 11, 2018): Join 15 SCA members age 18-35 in Anchorage for a fun and career-focused week of workshops and recreation. Summer Internship: Selected SCA members will go on to complete a 12-week internship at a NPS site in Alaska. Hone your skills in Public Speaking, Wildlife Management, Native Habitat Restoration, Cultural Resources, Digital Media, and more!

Benefits: SCA will provide transportation, lodging, and meals for the orientation. Summer Interns receive $1,100 travel allowance, free housing or rent stipend, $280 per week, and many will be eligible for a $1,500 AmeriCorps Education Award. Many SCA interns may be eligible to receive college credits and federal certifications.

NPS Academy is open to all applicants 18-35, but the recruitment focus is college students who identify as coming from underrepresented backgrounds. For a Flyer, Eligibility and to Apply, visit:www.thesca.org/nps-academy-alaska

Candidates must complete basic, intern, and final applications. Candidates don’t need to pay the application fee! Contact SCA Alaska Recruiter Jeff Chen at jchen or 907-717-8414 for the fee waiver, if any questions arise, or once the application is complete. Apply for NPS Academy by 5pm, Wednesday, January 3, 2018.

Additional SCA offerings

*New Internships Just Announced* SCA offers an additional 150 internships in Alaska and 1,500 internships across the country with various land management agencies. All are expenses-paid. See this page for our Tongass National Forest flyer and this page for our internship database. Positions are posted until filled. Positions are full-time and last between 12- and 52-weeks. Applications are due on a rolling basis. More and more positions will be posted throughout the next three months. Apply now to connect your application to up to 20 positions!

SCA’s Veterans Fire Corps is immediately seeking several more team members for a 12-week federal training and certification program in wildland firefighting. Both teams are in the Southeast U.S. with the following dates:

– January 8 to March 30, 2018

– February 10 to May 11, 2018

SCA is seeking Crew Leaders for our 2018 field season (approximately April through September). Do you have a passion for working on the land and a passion for mentoring Alaskan youth? Find out how you can help train the next generation of conservation leaders by becoming a SCA crew leader. Projects include trail building, environmental restoration, cabin construction, and more. Positons pay approximately $600 per week, with food and tent included.

SCA Alaska offers 4-week trail crews for high school students in Alaska. Selected members receive free travel, meals, and a $500 stipend upon successful completion of the crew. Students gain hands-on experience with work skills and life skills. Restore the environment, camp out, cook out, and meet new friends!

SCA is hiring for several staff members across the country.

Jeff Chen (陳奕正) (pronouns: he/him)

Alaska Recruiting Coordinator

Student Conservation Association
241 N. C Street
Anchorage, AK 99501

C: 907.717.8414
jchen
www.thesca.org

Conservation Begins Here®

Chrya C. Sanderson

Alaska Native Education Tutor
chrya.sanderson
North Pole High School
601 NPHS Blvd. North Pole, Alaska 99705
488-3761 ex.19245
FAX 488-1488