Careers
Not only is the Girl Scouts the nation’s premier organization for girls, it’s also a great non-profit organization to work for. If you are looking for a challenging opportunity in an organization where you know you’ll make a difference, the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee may be for you.
To apply:
- Employment Application
- Cover Letter Indicating Position
- Resume
- Salary Requirement
Equal Opportunity Employer
The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in our employment, training, compensation, or promotion practices.
The Girl Scouts offers employer paid life insurance, long-term disability, employee assistance program (EAP) and a defined benefit retirement plan with the National Girl Scout Retirement System. The Council also pays for the employee portion of medical and dental insurance. Optional benefits include 403(b) or tax annuities, short-term disability, vision, flexible spending accounts, additional life insurance, cancer and accident insurance.
Outdoor Adventure Program Facilitators
Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee is currently hiring outdoor adventure program facilitators to work part time, flexible hours year round at our camp properties. Outdoor adventure program facilitators deliver quality programs designed by Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee and scheduled by the Outdoor Adventure Manager.
We provide training in most outdoor adventure areas such as archery, canoeing, high ropes, kayaking, obstacle courses, rappelling, rock climbing, team adventure, tree climbing and more.
To apply, please submit the completed Outdoor Adventure Program Facilitator application via email or fax to Meredith Dennis. email: mdennis@gsmidtn.org fax: (615) 460-0213
2013 Summer Camp Staff
We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for our 2013 Girl Scout Summer Camp: What a Girl Can Do!
All employment opportunities and forms can be found on our Staff Employment page.
Community Fund Drive Volunteer
The community fund helps the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee pay for programs and equipment that help shape the overall Girl Scout experience in your community. This volunteer role is for those that have experience in development, sales and money solicitation. Complete the volunteer sign up form to begin sourcing funds that make the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee strong.
Day Camp Director or Day Camp Staff Member
Being a part of our camps is a great way to get involved with girls in outdoor settings. Day camps run year round and generally last 3 to 5 days, with day and evening hours. Check out our Camp section to learn more about our Girl Scout day and resident camps, as well as other camp activities.
Service Unit Volunteer
Service units are groups of troops in a given geographical area. These groups provide service support to volunteers like you and the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee council. These positions deal with overall troop management in your area and have varying level to time commitment and activity. Complete the volunteer sign up form to begin helping Girl Scout troops in your area.
Girl Scout Trainer
For those that carry both the heart of a teacher and professional expertise to help leaders and other volunteers become successful adult Girl Scouts. Training is offered throughout our 39 counties, and runs year-round. Classes are offered during both day and evening hours, as well as on weekends. Complete the volunteer sign up form to begin giving adult Girl Scouts the valuable tools they need.
Program Facilitator
For adults who may not be able to commit to a long-term project, there are opportunities to get involved with girls and troops by leading programs that match both your expertise and availability. Some of these programs involve professional and financial planning, outdoor adventure, college planning, patch and badge earning, community service and much more! Check out our Programs section to see what’s available.
Troop Leaders
Troop leaders serve as key role models to girls and are at the center of the Girl Scout Movement. Time commitment can vary and the provided training gives you the necessary tools to be a successful troop leader. As a leader, you have flexibility in helping the girls take ownership in their activities as a troop. Fill out our volunteer sign up form to start shaping the lives of girls!