The National Energy Foundation (NEF) seeks part-time, seasonal Energy Educators to conduct instructional energy education presentations in K-12 classrooms. Educators will engage students with enthusiasm, clear communication, and the ability to work independently or in small teams. Responsibilities include learning about energy sources, processes, and efficiency, as well as using presentation technologies. Ideal candidates have experience with children, can travel by car or air, and meet all safety and security requirements. Compensation ranges from $110 to $270 per day, plus mileage and food per diem. This role involves flexible schedules, with mandatory training and adherence to NEF policies.
We are seeking Energy Educators in the Kalamazoo and Detroit, Michigan region. Virtual interviews start November 18, 2024. In person training is February 5 & 6, 2025.
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About The National Energy Foundation
The National Energy Foundation (NEF) has empowered millions of students and families to make energy wise choices for over four decades through its nonprofit mission to cultivate and promote an energy literate society. A community of volunteer classroom teachers and staff educators brings unique educational integrity to NEF's K 12 energy education programs, with many programs resulting in national recognition like the award winning energy efficiency program, Think! Energy. Energy utilities and organizations partner with NEF to address critical topics such as efficiency, safety and electric transportation. NEF recognizes the importance of education in making informed energy decisions.
Why work at this Company?
Flexible schedules, positive culture and teammates, an opportunity to make a difference by saving energy, helping families and the planet.