• Perform skill-specific instruction in at fields in and around the Mariners community • Build and maintain relationships with athletes, families, and coaches in the community • Deliver age and ability-appropriate content to athletes in the team, camp/clinic, small group, and 1-on-1 settings • Collaborate and co-instruct with other skill-specific instructors • Assist in the preparation, setup, and breakdown of equipment for training programs and events • Attend staff meetings, instructor meetings, and company events, as needed

• Deliver high-quality, skill-specific baseball instruction primarily at camps and clinics across Philadelphia's parks and fields. • Build lasting relationships with athletes, their families, and coaches, enhancing our strong community ties. • Provide tailored coaching that suits the age and skill level of each athlete in a dynamic camp or clinic environment. • Work alongside other skilled instructors, sharing knowledge and techniques to enhance the quality of our programs. • Play a crucial role in the setup, execution, and breakdown of our engaging baseball training events.

• Instructor role includes administrative support to facilitate and document training in accordance with local procedures and higher headquarters direction • Support to instruction and curriculum development • Train unit personnel to use PEX software • Run reports and brief leadership on the status of user training tracked by PEX • Train unit personnel on applicability of PEX information to assist in training, readiness, and inspection reporting

• Applications are currently being accepted for the below online teaching positions: Instructors may be hired for one or more than one week. • Average class size is 6 students. • The curriculum is supported by computational simulations of dark matter and galactic formation, physical demonstration, student-led discussions, and thought experiments. • Observational astronomy will be interlaced into the course using solar and night sky observational telescopes, focusing on techniques for identifying the constellations and naked-eye astronomy. • Students will pursue their final research in a self-selected specification of interest.