4-H Youth Instructor - Gooding County 25-26
SupportFinity™, Caldwell, ID, United States
Overview
4-H STEM AmeriCorps program provides direct service to youth. Members lead and facilitate STEAM-based curriculum in out-of-school time programs, including afterschool clubs, summer camps, and community workshops. These activities are designed to spark curiosity, build problem-solving skills, and encourage creativity among participants. Members adapt lessons to meet the developmental needs of diverse age groups, ensuring that learning is engaging and accessible. Beyond instruction, members serve as mentors and role models. They create safe, supportive environments where youth can explore new ideas, develop confidence, and build positive relationships. By modeling integrity, empathy, and perseverance, members help youth envision a future filled with opportunity. This mentorship extends beyond academics, encompassing essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, and decision-making. Members organize events that bring families into the learning process, fostering stronger connections between youth, parents, and the community. These events may include STEM fairs, family science nights, and showcases of youth projects, all aimed at reinforcing the value of education and collaboration. Volunteer recruitment and engagement are also key responsibilities. By expanding the network of caring adults involved in youth programs, members amplify the program’s reach and sustainability.
Responsibilities
Coordinating (planning, implementing and evaluation) and teaching summer programming events in the areas of STEAM and healthy living for diverse and underserved audiences
Be able to deliver summer programs
Build and network with community partners and other UI Extension faculty and staff to bring summer programming events to their areas
Assist with supervising and delegating tasks to 4-H leadership teens during summer programming events
Complete accurate data reporting
May be asked to recruit and work with volunteers
Serve as mentors and role models, teach important life skills, and give youth positive opportunities to explore the world around them in a fun, engaging, non-formal learning environment
Program Benefits
Living Allowance
Education award upon successful completion of service
Flexible Schedule
Training
Terms
Uniforms provided and required, car recommended.
Service Areas
Children/Youth
Education
Skills
Leadership
Team Work
Conflict Resolution
Communications
General Skills
Teaching/Tutoring
Youth Development
Organization
Program Details
Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: 4-H Youth Instructor - Gooding County 25-26
Program Start/End Date: 05/12/2026 - 08/31/2026
Work Schedule: Summer
Education level: Some college
Age Requirement: Minimum 17
Program Locations: IDAHO
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: From 01/15/2026 To 05/01/2026
Contact: Natasha Tienhaara, 1904 E Chicago St, Caldwell ID 83605, 2084547614, ntienhaara@uidaho.edu
Listing ID: 90957
About the company
AmeriCorps
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4-H STEM AmeriCorps program provides direct service to youth. Members lead and facilitate STEAM-based curriculum in out-of-school time programs, including afterschool clubs, summer camps, and community workshops. These activities are designed to spark curiosity, build problem-solving skills, and encourage creativity among participants. Members adapt lessons to meet the developmental needs of diverse age groups, ensuring that learning is engaging and accessible. Beyond instruction, members serve as mentors and role models. They create safe, supportive environments where youth can explore new ideas, develop confidence, and build positive relationships. By modeling integrity, empathy, and perseverance, members help youth envision a future filled with opportunity. This mentorship extends beyond academics, encompassing essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, and decision-making. Members organize events that bring families into the learning process, fostering stronger connections between youth, parents, and the community. These events may include STEM fairs, family science nights, and showcases of youth projects, all aimed at reinforcing the value of education and collaboration. Volunteer recruitment and engagement are also key responsibilities. By expanding the network of caring adults involved in youth programs, members amplify the program’s reach and sustainability.
Responsibilities
Coordinating (planning, implementing and evaluation) and teaching summer programming events in the areas of STEAM and healthy living for diverse and underserved audiences
Be able to deliver summer programs
Build and network with community partners and other UI Extension faculty and staff to bring summer programming events to their areas
Assist with supervising and delegating tasks to 4-H leadership teens during summer programming events
Complete accurate data reporting
May be asked to recruit and work with volunteers
Serve as mentors and role models, teach important life skills, and give youth positive opportunities to explore the world around them in a fun, engaging, non-formal learning environment
Program Benefits
Living Allowance
Education award upon successful completion of service
Flexible Schedule
Training
Terms
Uniforms provided and required, car recommended.
Service Areas
Children/Youth
Education
Skills
Leadership
Team Work
Conflict Resolution
Communications
General Skills
Teaching/Tutoring
Youth Development
Organization
Program Details
Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: 4-H Youth Instructor - Gooding County 25-26
Program Start/End Date: 05/12/2026 - 08/31/2026
Work Schedule: Summer
Education level: Some college
Age Requirement: Minimum 17
Program Locations: IDAHO
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: From 01/15/2026 To 05/01/2026
Contact: Natasha Tienhaara, 1904 E Chicago St, Caldwell ID 83605, 2084547614, ntienhaara@uidaho.edu
Listing ID: 90957
About the company
AmeriCorps
#J-18808-Ljbffr