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Go on the road
with colorful costumes or live animals. Outreach volunteers travel
to area schools and present programs to students in kindergarten
through grade 12. Outreach programs are designed with schools,
community groups and libraries in mind. You'll teach unforgettable
programs to kids of all ages.
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Outreach
volunteers should: |
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- Have good oral communication
and public speaking skills
- Be dependable
- Be comfortable working
with animals (including snakes) although some programs do not
use live animals
- Have a valid drivers
license and a good driving record
- Have a reliable mode
of transportation for traveling to the program site (compensation
is paid for mileage to and from programs)
- Be at least 18 years
old
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Training:
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- Attend a 1½
hour training class for each program you teach. You will be
contacted to set up a training class after submission of your
application.
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Shifts:
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- Most programs are during
school hours
- Each program lasts
about 45 minutes to an hour and more than one program may be
scheduled
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For
more information about the Aquarium's outreach program contact
Bill Haley at 423-785-4056 or e-mail wgh@tnaqua.org.
If you are interested in becoming an outreach volunteer please
call Julie Piper at 423-785-3057 or 800-262-0695 ext. 3057 or
by e-mail jmp@tnaqua.org. You may also
fill out our on-line application
and Julie will contact you to set up an interview. |