Volunteer Opportunities
Do you have a special skill or talent to offer that might be a good fit for World Ocean School? Become a volunteer!
Job Opportunities
The Program Manager is responsible for the development, cultivation, and execution of World Ocean School’s education programs. Working both aboard Denis Sullivan and at the World Ocean School offices, visiting schools and partners and networking in the community. The Program Manager reports directly to the Executive Director.
The Port Captain is responsible for managing, in collaboration with World Ocean School leadership, the seaworthiness of vessel(s), safety and security, effective operation, regulatory compliance and marine personnel. In addition, the Port Captain will also serve as Captain of the vessel and be directly responsible for its safe and efficient operation; adherence to the COI, USCG, and Environmental guidelines; managing the crew and students; and overseeing the maintenance of the vessel while physically on board.
The Deckhand Educator AmeriCorps Program aboard Denis Sullivan is a year-long practicum in sail training, teaching at sea, and community-building with youth. As an AmeriCorps volunteer working and living aboard our newest schooner Denis Sullivan, crew members receive exceptional benefits, along with making an impactful contribution to the world. The goal of this program is to train and support excellent maritime educators and role models for World Ocean School’s student programs aboard the schooner Denis Sullivan.
Reporting directly to the Program Manager, the Program Coordinator will play a key role in the daily execution of World Ocean School programming aboard the schooner Denis Sullivan. The position demands a willingness to be a teacher and a crew member, excellent communication and organizational skills, ability to make independent decisions as well as follow orders, lead their fellow crew members, and a strong commitment to the safety of the vessel, the students, and the crew.
If you’re interested in working with us and don’t see a position that is the right fit, please contact Steve Kirk at steve@worldoceanschool.org.