The Skelton 4-H Center employs approximately fifteen (15) full time staff as well as approximately thirty-five (35) part time staff throughout the year. Typically, departments include Administration, Programs, Food Service, Housekeeping, Conferencing, and Buildings & Grounds. Check this site often for position vacancies. Please note application instructions will be included with all job postings.
Full Time Positions:There are no full time position vacancies at this time.
Part Time/Seasonal Positions:
Summer Program Staff
Approximately 21 summer staff are hired annually to conduct Junior 4-H Camp and 4-H Center Specialty Camps (i.e. DARE Camp, MDA Kids Camp, Carilion Family Camp, Ruritan National Youth Conference). Typically 4-H Center summer staff have completed at least one (1) year out of high school, have experience working with youth, and/or experience with 4-H or other camping programs. Summer staff must be at least 18 years old- Summer staff positions include (but are not limited to): Staff Coordinator, Camp Coordinator, Horsemanship, Kayaking, Canoeing, Archery, Riflery, Climbing Tower, Challenge Course, Performing Arts, Computer Science, Multimedia, Small Animal Science, Robotics, Outdoor Adventures, Beginning and Advanced Swimming, Camp Medics, etc.
- For more information please contact the Associate Center Director (540.721.2759, x. 254).
- To apply please complete the Application Packet and return it to the Associate Center Director as instructed in the packet. Please note: the application packet is a pdf file. To access this file you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Free downloads can be found at: http://www.adobe.com
Outdoor Education Instructors
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Outdoor Education programs are offered to public and private schools as well as other youth organizations throughout the spring, fall, and winter seasons. Seasonal instructors are hired to staff these programs, teaching a wide variety of curriculum in the areas of environmental education, teambuilding and adventure education, character education, and recreational activities. Training is provided. Preference is given to those with documented experience. For more information or to apply, please contact the Outdoor Education Coordinator (540.721.2759, x. 253)
Internships
- Internships are offered each season and are focused on the chosen field of the Intern (Outdoor Education, Camp, Adventure Programming, Adult Educational Programming, etc.) as well as requirements set forth by the student's educational institution. Training and experience will be offered in all areas of program and facility administration to enhance the Intern's experience and marketability post-graduation. A special project will be required of all Interns, to be determined by the intern and Intern Supervisor. Students seeking an internship as a requirement for their undergraduate degrees are encouraged to contact the Associate Center Director (540.721.2759, x. 254) for more information.
Adult Education Instructors
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Adult Education programs are offered from August-June and feature a variety of interests and course lengths. Day courses in painting, drawing, photography, cooking, computers, antiquing and more are offered. Weeklong courses held at the 4-H Center are offered through the Road Scholar program and provide engaging educational courses for adults at affordable prices! Adult Education Instructors are needed. If you are interested in instructing for our Adult Education programs please contact the Adult Education Coordinator (540.721.2759, x. 264)