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Current Job Opportunities

The majority of positions at Katahdin Woods and Waters are summer seasonal positions, with work from May-November.

Some job announcements include multiple parks in the northeastern United States. Click on the job title listed below and look for the location of Patten, Maine for positions at Katahdin Woods and Waters.

Visit USAJOBS directly to see all open positions.

 

Basic Application Tips

Here are a few tips for submitting your job application to USAJOBS.

• If you are new to applying to federal jobs, visit the USAJOBS Help Center for tips, including "What should I include in my federal resume," "How to understand the job announcement" and "How to create an application."
• Check the USAJOBS events page for upcoming online events like "Navigating USAJOBS-Finding and Applying for Federal Jobs" and "Writing Your Federal Resume."
• The USAJOBS Resume Builder is a useful tool to make sure you include all of the information required on a federal resume. Federal resumes are not limited to 1-2 pages. Read more about the myth that a federal resume should not exceed two pages.
• Read the vacancy announcement thoroughly.
• Follow all the "How to Apply" instructions under each opportunity.
• When creating your resume, be sure to include experience that is relevant to the job opportunity and highlights all of the job requirements. This often means your resume will be multiple pages long.
• Some positions require USA Hire Assessments to measure general competencies such as reasoning skills, decision-making ability, math skills, reading comprehension and soft skills (interpersonal skills, stress tolerance, accountability). See some sample questions for USA Hire Assessments. 
• In addition to applying for positions through USAJOBS, some candidates may be eligible for appointments under a direct hire authority, such as those for veterans and individuals with disabilities.

 

Conservation Legacy Positions

Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument partners with Conservation Legacy's Stewards Individual Placement Program to provide individuals with service and career opportunities to strengthen communities and preserve our natural resources.

Interpretation Individual Placements
The Interpretation Individual Placement positions will develop interpretive programming that incorporates indigenous perspectives, particularly those from citizens of Wabanaki Nations.

 

Teacher Ranger Teacher

The National Park Service Teacher Ranger Teacher (TRT) program is an extended professional development opportunity for educators from K-12 schools to learn about the resources and educational materials available through the National Park Service. Teachers participating in the Teacher Ranger Teacher program will have the opportunity to engage in parks and park resources, participate in a webinar about lesson planning, develop at least one lesson to be used in their classroom or school, assist the park with an education project, and increase their understanding of place-based learning. For more information about the nationwide Teacher Ranger Teacher program, visit the Teacher Ranger Teacher website. For more information about Teacher Ranger Teacher opportunities at Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, visit our Teacher Ranger Teacher page.