Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF) Outdoor Classroom Consultant Program

The AWF Outdoor Classroom Consultant Program will utilize qualified individuals in an Independent Contractor role to provide on-site technical advice and assistance to schools interested in developing and using outdoor classroom learning stations and schoolyard wildlife habitat sites for hands-on, cross-curricular activities for public and private K-12 schools.

GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION:

AWF has divided the state into four regions and is seeking to identify one consultant per region who will provide on-site assistance to Alabama Outdoor Classroom Schools within each region.

SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Attend a three-day Outdoor Classroom Consultant Training on July 24-26, 2012, at AWF's Headquarters in Millbrook (10 miles north of Montgomery).

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Advanced Disposal is hosting a job fair on Saturday, May 19th from 8:00 a.m. until noon.  The job fair will take place at Advanced Disposal, located at 1121 Wilbanks Street in Montgomery.  Drivers and mechanics are encouraged to apply.

Advanced Disposal is hosting a job fair to recruit local drivers and mechanics interested in joining the fourth largest privately-owned environmental services company. Driver positions are available in the following cities: Alexander City, Auburn, Luverne, Opelika, Montgomery, Tallassee and Troy.

Those interested in applying for a driver position must bring proof of a Class A or B commercial driver’s license and their current 3-year motor vehicle record. Applicants for driver positions must have a clean motor vehicle record for the last three years and be drug-free.

 Advanced Disposal is looking to grow its stellar team of environmental specialists.

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