NPS Photo ![]() NPS Photo Jobs in the National Park ServiceSome park rangers began their careers by actively pursuing their hobbies and interests in the outdoors. There are numerous job you can do in the National Park Service such as fire fighters, wildlife biologists, mechanics, administrative professionals, forestry technicians, historians, botanists, IT specialists, educators, and archaeologists to name just a few.So, how do you get started right now? By volunteering or working in a national park, you can develop professional skills desired by future employers and may lead to a rewarding career with the National Park Service. The 21st Century Conservation Service Corps is one program of many to consider. For a comprehensive glance at opportunities for young adults, visit our national page Work With Us. ![]() Career Development During High SchoolAre you a high school student age 15 to 18? Consider applying for the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), which is a summer youth employment program that engages young people in meaningful work experiences on national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, and fish hatcheries. Most YCC programs are 8 to 10 weeks and members are paid the minimum wage for a 40-hour work week. Contact the park at 906-387-2607 to find out more. You can also visit the national YCC webpage for more details with all participating federal agencies.For 2021 ONLY! Youth Conservation Corps Crew Member Application (for 2021 - applications must be received by Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore by 4/19/21) - Local youth only (no housing available). Youth Conservation Corps Medical Form - fill out and include with application ![]() NPS Photo Career Development During UniversityIf you are planning to go to college, be sure to look into the Pathways Programs to explore career opportunities during and immediately after graduation. You can find current student position job announcements on USAJOBS by clicking here. For information on what to include in your federal resume, please visit the Help Center on the USAJOBS website.For questions about internships at Pictured Rocks, e-mail us. |
Last updated: March 24, 2021