• Bachelor’s degree in related field or related training and/or experience necessary to meet the qualifications listed below. • Hands-on experience in the education field or any of the following experiences: o Internship experience with primary responsibility for implementing environmental/nature, social-cultural, historical, or closely related curricular/interpretive materials or programs in an aquarium, zoo, nature center, or another informal education facility OR o Volunteer experience with primary responsibility for implementing environmental/nature, social-cultural, historical, or closely related curricular/interpretive materials or programs in an aquarium, zoo, nature center, or another informal education facility OR o Teaching or instructional experience in a formal setting. • Demonstrated passion for marine and conservation education. • Background and training in the field of education and the implementation of informal education programs. • Familiarity with effective instructional strategies for informal education. • Communication skills to transmit information to staff, visitors and program participants in a clear and thorough manner. • Ability to take direction and complete multiple tasks. • Basic knowledge of ecological and biological principles. • Basic knowledge of flora and fauna of marine and aquatic environment. • Computer and internet skills. • Desire to “touch hearts and minds through fun, innovative experiences that create a connection to nature and a passion to learn more.” • Valid Driver License. • Excellent organizational skills required. • Ability to assess guests needs and respond appropriately. • Ability to shift priorities as operational needs change. • Ability to learn about, handle appropriately, and share information about multi-species. • Ability to embrace and demonstrate Dolphin Quest’s conservation and stewardship values. • Ability to work effectively with both children and adults. • Ability to work independently and in a team environment. • Ability to lift up to 50lbs.