EAGLE ROCK FELLOWSHIP
- Swift Current, SK, Canada
$20,500 - $22,640 living stipend · Full-time
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- $20,500 - $22,640 living stipend
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- Full-time
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- English
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Original job description
The Fellowship at Eagle Rock is a residential, community-based opportunity for aspiring teachers, social workers, and youth advocates who are passionate about alternative learning strategies, youth development and empowerment, and re-engaging high-school students in their education. Fellows work with high school students in either teaching, professional development, residential life, outdoor education, or health & wellness. All fellows engage in residential life evening and weekend programming to support students outside the classroom. As the job is residential in nature, fellows also participate in a number of activities outside their typical work day: community meetings, dinners with house teams, evening activities, affinity group meetings, intramural sports, community service, and transporting students off campus.
Fellowship Position Descriptions
Dates
Current Program Year: Concludes June 30, 2026
Applications for 2026-2027 Program Year Open: Rolling
Priority Application deadline: January 2026
Interviews: February & March 2026
2026-2027 Program Year: August, 2026 to June, 2027
Benefits
- $20,500 - $22,640 living stipend
- Private room in a communal house
- Meals while students are on campus
- Healthcare (fully covered)
- On-going professional development, coaching, and mentorship
- Use of laptop for the year
- $500 professional development stipend
- $5,000 education bonus
- Teaching License: Opportunity to apply for and participate in a Colorado state alternative teacher licensure program, paid for by Eagle Rock (for Educator Fellows with a bachelor’s degree)
Feel free to contact us with any questions or for more information: fellowship@eaglerockschool.org
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Responsibilities
Fellows support high school students through teaching, professional development, residential life, outdoor education, or health and wellness programming. They also participate in evening and weekend activities, community events, and student transportation to support students beyond the classroom.
Requirements
The fellowship is intended for aspiring teachers, social workers, and youth advocates passionate about alternative learning, youth development, and re-engaging high school students. A bachelor's degree is specified as the eligibility condition for applying to the paid Colorado alternative teacher licensure program, but no general degree requirement for all fellows is stated.
Skills
- Teaching
- Youth Development
- Youth Empowerment
- Leadership Development
- Alternative Learning Strategies
- Student Engagement
- Residential Life Programming
- Outdoor Education
- Health and Wellness
- Professional Development
- Coaching and Mentorship
- Community Building
- Student Advocacy
- High School Education
Benefits
- Living Stipend
- Private Room in a Communal House
- Meals While Students Are on Campus
- Fully Covered Healthcare
- Ongoing Professional Development, Coaching, and Mentorship
- Laptop for the Year
- Professional Development Stipend
- Education Bonus
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Education
- Social Services
- Management & Leadership
- Sports & Recreation
Keywords
- Education
- Youth Work
- Youth Development
- Youth Empowerment
- Alternative Learning
- Student Voice and Agency
- Student Engagement
- High School Students
- Teaching
- Social Work
- Youth Advocacy
- Residential Life
- Outdoor Education
- Health and Wellness
- Professional Development
- Leadership Development
- Teacher Licensure
- Colorado State Alternative Teacher Licensure
- Community-Based Learning
- Student Re-engagement