Seacamp, located in the Florida Keys, is a non-profit organization offering both a marine science/SCUBA camp for teenagers during the summer and a school year marine science experiential education program during the fall and spring. It is located near the most extensive coral reef in the continental United States in the middle of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. For more information about our programs visit our websites at www.Seacamp.org or www.NHMI.org.

Science Instructors must be comfortable teaching course topics in marine science that include: marine biology, coral reef ecology, ichthyology, animal behavior, invertebrate biology, shark biology, fisheries science, environmental science, marine aquaria, and marine research. Courses are taught in local habitats, which include mangroves, coral reefs, tide pools, and shallow marine systems. Each course involves lab work, lecture and field trips by boats or vans. Instructors also participate in all camp functions and assist with camper supervision as assigned. Requirements include being at least 21 years old with a Bachelors Degree in Marine Science or related field, one year teaching experience, and possess a valid drivers license with an excellent driving record.

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