Employment at Woolman

Working at Woolman is a major lifestyle choice. To commit to community living, to have one's life and work intertwined, to live in a rural setting, and to take a modest salary, all require a high-level of dedication. Above all other qualifications, we are looking for people who will thrive here.

All currently open jobs and internships are listed below. If you are interested in interning at Woolman, you can find out more about internships.


Jobs Available

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Internships

Job Title Starting Date: Description
Dairy Farm Internship

This program is offered by Jerome Verhasselt, who operates a micro-dairy co-op on our campus pastures. While not officially a Woolman internship, farm interns gain many of the same benefits – they live in cabins alongside Woolman interns, share meals, attend the Woolman intern seminar, and are able to come to community events as their schedules allow.
Find out more.

Community Internship August 6, 2012

Are you having a hard time deciding if you want to be a farmer, outdoor leader, cook, teacher, or builder? Do all of them on our 230 acre property in Northern California. 
The job includes working on the farm, in the kitchen, and with our high-school students.
If you are interested in living what you believe, working outside, and being a positive role model for high schoolers, apply here:

Staff Positions

Job Title Starting Date: Description
Head of School

The Head of School is the executive officer responsible for the implementation of the mission of Woolman and the Sierra Friends Center, and policies and directives of the College Park Friends Educational Association (CPFEA).

The ideal candidate will have significant educational and administrative experience and demonstrated ability as a community builder and facilitator. He/she will have demonstrated knowledge of semester programs, camp programs, budgeting, financial management, and Quaker process.

Operations Manager August 1, 2012

The Operations Manager is responsible for maintaining office and financial systems, including office records, data entry, accounts payable, payroll, grant report entry, risk management and helping create budgets in collaboration with the Head of School, and other misc. tasks.

Reporting to the Head of School, the Operations Manager is the primary office staff person at a small non-profit school.  The Operations Manager will also serve as the school receptionist and office assistant. This is a full time position with salary negotiable.

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