Colorado Mountain Club:
Director of Education Job in Golden, CO
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Golden, CO
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The Colorado Mountain Club has been delivering conservation, education and recreational opportunities to the Colorado public since 1912. The CMC acts as a gateway to the mountains for novices and experts alike, offering an array of year-round activities, events and schools centered on outdoor recreation. The Club connects thousands of adventure-loving mountaineers and teaches the skills to safely and respectfully maximize living in an outdoor playground.
We're looking for a Director of Education to take on the following:
• Modernize and expand CMC mountain sport course offerings
• Implement UIAA standards across all CMC Schools, coordinating with the Mountain Education Alliance partners
• Plan and execute the annual Volunteer Leadership Conference
• Provide high-quality and relevant training, continuing education, and recognition to our volunteer instructors and trip leaders
• Maintain oversight and leadership of the Technical Climbing Schools (TCS) committee
• Coordinate and facilitate training for TCS instructors in their technical disciplines
• Assist CMC Schools with curriculum development and scholarship programs
• Work with the Permit Program Coordinator to provide adequate access for CMC programming on public lands
• Build strong relationships with land managers for hosting CMC courses on public lands around Colorado
• Liaise with the Risk Management Committee of the Board of Directors to drive statewide risk management work to meet organizational objectives
• Oversee the CMC Climbing wall, including maintenance, inspection, policy, and procedure
We're looking for a Director of Education to take on the following:
• Modernize and expand CMC mountain sport course offerings
• Implement UIAA standards across all CMC Schools, coordinating with the Mountain Education Alliance partners
• Plan and execute the annual Volunteer Leadership Conference
• Provide high-quality and relevant training, continuing education, and recognition to our volunteer instructors and trip leaders
• Maintain oversight and leadership of the Technical Climbing Schools (TCS) committee
• Coordinate and facilitate training for TCS instructors in their technical disciplines
• Assist CMC Schools with curriculum development and scholarship programs
• Work with the Permit Program Coordinator to provide adequate access for CMC programming on public lands
• Build strong relationships with land managers for hosting CMC courses on public lands around Colorado
• Liaise with the Risk Management Committee of the Board of Directors to drive statewide risk management work to meet organizational objectives
• Oversee the CMC Climbing wall, including maintenance, inspection, policy, and procedure