**Reports to**: Groups Program Manager
**Working locations**:Mexico
**Start date**:1 July - 6 August 2024
**Contract Type**:Seasonal
**About GVI**
**GVI Planet** | **GVI People**
At GVI, we're driven by the desire to make a positive impact on our planet and its people. Our dedicated teams are actively working to address global challenges and together, we leverage a diverse set of specialised skills to pursue a shared vision: fostering a brighter and more sustainable future for all.
We offer award-winning conservation and community development programs in 13 countries, all aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and led by our teams and experts from the communities we operate in. These programs include an extensive range of nature conservation and community development programs through which people from all walks of life can volunteer, intern and study.
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**About the role**
The goal of the Groups Field Assistant is to support the delivery of world-leading under 18 groups programs in-country, by focusing on participant experience.
Role and responsibilities:
- Supporting the Groups Program Manager and Coordinator in the running of school group and under 18 programs
- Assisting with project work including planning sessions
- Managing the groups on a day-to-day basis, ensuring they have a positive experience
- Interacting with local partners for certain activities
- Delivering presentations and training relevant to the project activities
- Acting as an enthusiastic role model for participants and providing guidance and mentorship
- Working with the team to ensure the program operates to a high standard and all health and safety protocols are followed
? **About you**
If you are ambitious, purpose-driven, and you have a great sense of humour, we want to meet you. As an organisation, we know that welcoming a broad range of people with unique identities makes us powerful and we are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
Professional skills and experience
- Advanced Open Water
- Prior experience running/ managing participants on group or individual service or adventure programs desirable
- Qualifications in one of the following: Emergency first response, Mountaineer, Wilderness Safety or equivalent
- Local knowledge beneficial
- Conversational Spanish (advantage)
Package includes
- Per-group stipend
- Accommodation
- Food
- Visa costs (if applicable)
- Emergency medical and travel insurance
- And more!
**To apply**
Please send your CV along with a cover letter stating why you feel you would be best suited to this position at GVI.