Girl Scouts San Diego jobs in San Diego, CA

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Outdoor Program Manager
Girl Scouts San Diego 3.3
Girl Scouts San Diego job in San Diego, CA
Job Description Girl Scouts San Diego is seeking an enthusiastic, innovative and passionate Outdoor Program Manager to lead and direct the design, development and execution of a robust year-round portfolio of relevant and engaging outdoor programming, events, summer camps, and high adventure experiences for girls in San Diego and Imperial counties. In this Role, You'll: Design, implement and manage a portfolio of high-quality, innovative, safe and engaging age- appropriate year-round outdoor programs, including summer camps and high adventure activities that align with council and GSUSA curriculum standards and progressions, and participant interests. Hire, train, and provide direction and leadership to outdoor program staff, seasonal employees, volunteers and community partners to ensure consistent, high quality program delivery and experiences. Foster a positive, collaborative work environment and continuously adapt strategies and techniques to meet the changing staff, volunteer and program needs. Develop and manage program budgets and monitor expenditures for cost effectiveness and alignment with program goals and objectives. Collaborate with staff, volunteers and community partners to expand engagement and highlight the importance and relevancy of outdoor experiences for girls and families year-round. Ensure all programs meet GSUSA, council and ACA standards, safety activity checkpoints and local, state and federal regulations. Oversee camp accreditation, safety inspections, and risk mitigation practices. Negotiate and manage cost-effective vendor contracts to support seasonal and year-round programs and camp operations (i.e. food service, equine services, certifications). Partner with property and other teams to ensure facilities meet or exceed safety, accessibility and regulatory standards. Develop, implement and maintain standard operating procedures for all outdoor and related programs and processes. Collaborate with the marketing department to plan and execute a year-round marketing strategy and collateral for outdoor programs and events. Keep current on trends in outdoor and experiential/adventure education and integrate best practices into program development. Provide active onsite leadership and presence at overnight summer camps (June-August) to support effective camp operations, staff and camper experience. Model high levels of motivation, performance, and commitment. Create, implement, and support organization initiatives and policies. Provide responsive and timely support to staff, parents/caregivers, volunteers and community partners. Regularly evaluate program quality and relevance to ensure alignment with organizational goals, interest of girls ages 5-17, and program participants. Identify and develop new and innovative ways to enhance and deliver the outdoor program experience. Collect and analyze participation, staffing and budget data to inform planning and decision-making. Respond to and manage crises, emergencies, behavioral issues and medical situations. Promote and model inclusivity and cultural awareness across all outdoor programs. Perform other duties as needed to support team and organizational objectives. Minimum 3 years of progressive experience developing and managing outdoor youth programs, including day and overnight camps serving diverse populations. Minimum 3 years' leadership experience managing and supervising diverse teams. Demonstrated success designing and implementing programming and events for both youth and adults. Knowledge and experience with ACA accreditation processes and guidelines, and relevant federal, state, and local regulations. Knowledge of Girl Scout programming preferred. Strong problem-solving skills: ability to manage competing expectations and creatively and effectively use resources. Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills with the ability to identify and leverage relevant data to use in planning and decision-making. Ability to build strong working relationships with staff, volunteers, parents/caregivers, community partners and vendors from diverse backgrounds. Adept at working with tight deadlines with an ability to shift priorities as needed. Skill and ability to problem-solve and effectively lead others through problem resolution. Comfortable working outdoors in varying conditions and environments. Willingness and ability to reside onsite at overnight camps during the camp season (June - August). Commitment to diversity, inclusion and cultural awareness of the various communities in San Diego and Imperial counties. Current lifeguard, challenge course, archery or related certifications are highly desired. Current CPR certification. Valid driver's license, proof of insurance, and access to reliable transportation; ability to travel to camp and program locations. Commitment to support the Promise and Law of and the mission and vision of Gril Scouts San Diego. Benefits: Girl Scouts San Diego offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life and LTD insurance, and 401(k) plan with employer match. Hiring annual salary range: $74,500 - $78,500 (DOE) Girl Scouts San Diego is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.
$74.5k-78.5k yearly 2d ago
Program Coordinator (Bilingual English/Spanish or English/Vietnamese)
Girl Scouts of Orange County 4.1
Santa Ana, CA job
Job Description The Program Coordinator is responsible for delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) program to multi-level troops (grades K-12th) in underserved communities. The program coordinator will also work with volunteers and community stakeholders. This position is hybrid. (PART-TIME) The schedule is up to 20 hours/week; usually 1:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m., Monday - Thursday and occasional Fridays and Saturdays. There is some flexibility in the schedule. Program delivery sites are located throughout Orange County at afterschool programs, community centers, housing centers and more. Essential Responsibilities/Activities: Deliver quality Girl Scout program to multi-level troops. Serve as a liaison with site partners, parents, and educators to increase Girl Scout awareness. Prepare program materials and supplies to ensure accurate delivery and good use of resources. Communicate with site partners and parents about the plans and needs of the program, encouraging them to participate in troop activities and giving them an understanding of the opportunities Girl Scouting has to offer them and their girls. Keep manager informed on program plans, accomplishments, and concerns. Collect and process membership forms and other important documents. Maintain accurate records of attendance and badges earned. Recruitment of new girls, volunteers, and leaders for troops. Host parent meetings to welcome families to Girl Scouts and identify potential leaders and volunteers. Attend community events to recruit and increase brand awareness. Distribute marketing materials in schools. Engages in the Latinx community and community partners, which includes school and other youth serving organizations. Other duties and special projects as assigned. Additional responsibilities and special projects as assigned. Qualifications: Bilingual Spanish/English or Vietnamese/English (written and spoken fluently) is required. Enthusiasm to mentor girls in underrepresented communities to build courage, confidence, and character. Experience working with youth highly desired but not required. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and database software. Excellent and effective oral and written communication skills, including public speaking. Effective with time management and planning. Attention to accuracy and detail. Initiative in identifying needs and creating solutions. Must possess a collaborative, team-oriented work style with the ability to work independently. Reliable, timely, ability to receive and provide feedback in a constructive way. High School Diploma and AA or 48 college units. Bachelor's Degree preferred. Licensed and insured California driver; must pass background screening including driving. Proof of TB clearance. Willingness to accept the beliefs and principles of the Girl Scout Movement and acceptance of the relevant and compelling benefits of Girl Scouting. GSOC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. GSOC is committed to a process of diversity, equity and inclusion.
$40k-56k yearly est. 22d ago
Youth Education Events & Program Intern
Girl Scouts of Orange County 4.1
Irvine, CA job
Job Description The Youth Education Events & Programs Intern will gain valuable career experience in educational STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program and event development under the mentorship of GSOC Girl Experience & Program staff. Intern Duties consist of program curriculum review & development, event support, facilitation with girls K-12, working within an approved STEM budget, and additional administrative tasks to gain a better understanding of programming, events, and the non-profit field. This position will also include administrative tasks and other projects that support academic learning and GSOC objectives. Essential Responsibilities/Activities: Support Makerspace including event support and programming. This includes educational program development for new tools and activities, "Maker Nights" event support and direct program facilitation, and other Makerspace administrative needs. (20%) Communicates with Program Providers and volunteers to deliver STEM programs. Supports STEM Events through administrative tasks and day-of execution of events. Supports ongoing promotion, delivery, and evaluation of STEM programs. (30%) Support a team of volunteers dedicated to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) advancements for Girl Scouts by attending their meetings, providing event support, and day-of event management. (25%) Supports all Girl Experience, Membership Experience, Volunteer Experience, Community Programs, Marcom, Fund Development, etc. departments' processes, projects, grants, and events through collaboration with GSOC Team members. (10%) Additional needs for the development of new STEM programs and events such as administrative duties, budget tracking, and organizational tasks. (10%) Other duties designed to support academic goals of your specific internship program (5%) Qualifications: Intermediate Microsoft Office skills, including Word, Excel, and Outlook Able to work a flexible schedule, including nights and weekends Proven ability to be self-directed and work well as a team member Excellent attention to detail Flexible, enthusiastic, and highly motivated Adaptable in a quickly moving environment Experience working with youth Excellent verbal and written communication skills Excellent interpersonal skills Organized with time management and prioritization skills Currently enrolled in a college or university and pursing a degree in Education, Child Development, Social Work, a STEM field with a passion for working with students, or other relevant field Licensed and insured California driver; must pass background screening including fingerprinting and driving Willingness to accept the beliefs and principles of the Girl Scout Movement and acceptance of the relevant and compelling benefits of Girl Scouting GSOC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. GSOC is committed to a process of diversity, equity and inclusion.
$45k-59k yearly est. 16d ago
PT Camp Kitchen Assistants - Weekends
Girl Scouts San Diego 3.3
Girl Scouts San Diego job in Julian, CA
Job Description Girl Scouts San Diego is seeking PT Kitchen Assistants to support the weekend food service operations for our camps located in the beautiful mountain town of Julian, CA. Kitchen Assistants will assist with preparing and serving meals for up to 150 youth, adult volunteers, and camp staff on occasional weekends, including Friday evenings through Sunday mornings. Kitchen Assistants' key responsibilities will include food preparation (slicing and chopping ingredients), setup and breakdown of dining areas, cleaning and sanitizing dishes, kitchen supplies and equipment, stocking/restocking kitchen and food supplies, adhering to proper food handling and safety guidelines, and other duties to ensure a positive dining experience. Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent At least 18 years of age Experience working in a commercial kitchen or food service environment is a plus. Current Food Handlers Card and CPR/First Aid Certification required Ability to work on a team in a fast-paced environment and follow and take direction. Must be able and willing to work in an overnight camp environment in Julian with varying weather conditions and temperatures. Must be able to walk on uneven terrain, stand for long periods of time, able to lift and/or push up to 25lbs. Reliable transportation; ability to arrive on time for assigned work shift(s). Belief in the mission and values of Girl Scouting; be willing to subscribe to the principles expressed in the Promise and Law and Girl Scouts San Diego mission, vision and values. Work Hours: Approximately 9-14 hours per scheduled weekend shift Sample work schedule: Friday 5-8pm Saturday 11am-8pm (including 1 hour lunch) Sunday 7-10am Position Status: Part-time Occasional (as needed) Hiring salary range: $20.75 - $24.00 per hour (DOE); room & board and meals available on site in Julian during scheduled work weekends. Girl Scouts San Diego is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
$20.8-24 hourly 26d ago
Resident Camp Staff - Summer 2026
Girl Scouts of Orange County 4.1
Mountain Center, CA job
Camp Scherman is nestled in the San Jacinto Mountains, providing a picturesque setting for our Girl Scout Summer Camp for over 50 years. We are seeking Collaborative, Creative Leaders to join our Summer Camp team. During your summer at Camp Scherman you will gain essential skills for your career: Critical Thinking skills Oral Communication skills Interpersonal skills Facilitation skills Opportunities to network And consistent practice of your leadership skills You will also have to opportunity to influence girls and help them practice their skills and see them grow while participating in fun and engaging outdoor activities ranging from outdoor cooking, to archery, to horseback riding. This job listing is for the following positions: Hourly Staff: Kitchen Staff Kitchen Supervisor [CLOSED] Salary Staff: Unit Leader Unit Staff Waterfront Director Waterfront Staff Leadership Director Leadership Staff Riding Director Riding Staff Program Staff Health Center Supervisor Health Center Staff Administrative Staff (including Camp Director) This is a Seasonal Position for June 15th - August 1st, 2026, with some possibility for extension of work based on enrollments for specific scheduled events/programs. GSOC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. GSOC is committed to a process of diversity, equity and inclusion.
$29k-45k yearly est. 8d ago
Program Coordinator (Bilingual English/Spanish or English/Vietnamese)
Girl Scouts of Orange County 4.1
Santa Ana, CA job
The Program Coordinator is responsible for delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) program to multi-level troops (grades K-12th) in underserved communities. The program coordinator will also work with volunteers and community stakeholders. This position is hybrid. (PART-TIME) The schedule is up to 20 hours/week; usually 1:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m., Monday - Thursday and occasional Fridays and Saturdays. There is some flexibility in the schedule. Program delivery sites are located throughout Orange County at afterschool programs, community centers, housing centers and more. Essential Responsibilities/Activities: Deliver quality Girl Scout program to multi-level troops. Serve as a liaison with site partners, parents, and educators to increase Girl Scout awareness. Prepare program materials and supplies to ensure accurate delivery and good use of resources. Communicate with site partners and parents about the plans and needs of the program, encouraging them to participate in troop activities and giving them an understanding of the opportunities Girl Scouting has to offer them and their girls. Keep manager informed on program plans, accomplishments, and concerns. Collect and process membership forms and other important documents. Maintain accurate records of attendance and badges earned. Recruitment of new girls, volunteers, and leaders for troops. Host parent meetings to welcome families to Girl Scouts and identify potential leaders and volunteers. Attend community events to recruit and increase brand awareness. Distribute marketing materials in schools. Engages in the Latinx community and community partners, which includes school and other youth serving organizations. Other duties and special projects as assigned. Additional responsibilities and special projects as assigned. Qualifications: Bilingual Spanish/English or Vietnamese/English (written and spoken fluently) is required. Enthusiasm to mentor girls in underrepresented communities to build courage, confidence, and character. Experience working with youth highly desired but not required. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and database software. Excellent and effective oral and written communication skills, including public speaking. Effective with time management and planning. Attention to accuracy and detail. Initiative in identifying needs and creating solutions. Must possess a collaborative, team-oriented work style with the ability to work independently. Reliable, timely, ability to receive and provide feedback in a constructive way. High School Diploma and AA or 48 college units. Bachelor's Degree preferred. Licensed and insured California driver; must pass background screening including driving. Proof of TB clearance. Willingness to accept the beliefs and principles of the Girl Scout Movement and acceptance of the relevant and compelling benefits of Girl Scouting. GSOC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. GSOC is committed to a process of diversity, equity and inclusion.
$40k-56k yearly est. 60d+ ago