If you are passionate about addressing climate change, committed to making a difference at the community level, and want an exceptional opportunity to develop real-world skills to build a career in the environmental sustainability field, SEI's Climate Corps Fellowship Program may be for you.
COVID-19 Update: Climate Corps is currently operating virtually to ensure the safety of our Climate Corps Fellows and Partners. We encourage you to apply as a Fellow or Partner now to this award-winning program. If you have any questions, please reach out to us team@climatecorps.org
About the Fellowship
Climate Corps is a full-time, 10-month fellowship program. As a Fellow, you will:
Receive extensive training & support, including a 4-day orientation, monthly trainings, a 2-day retreat, and a personal development plan
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Implement climate change resiliency projects, develop sustainability skills, and build partnerships in your community
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Benefit from the robust, ever-growing Climate Corps network of partner organizations and alumni
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Qualifications
We are looking for emerging professionals who have a baseline of education and experience to build on in this fellowship. Desired qualifications include:
*At this time, Climate Corps can only employ Fellows living in California or Washington. Please only apply if you currently have a California or Washington residence.
- A college degree (required / strongly preferred)
- A degree in environmental policy, science, or planning with an emphasis on energy or climate (preferred, but other relevant environmental work experience is considered - internships, volunteer experience etc.)
- A solid foundation of math and science coursework
- Classroom experience in energy and environmental policy
- Community outreach and communications experience
- Be a U.S. Citizen or a permanent U.S. resident with the ability to work in the U.S.
*At this time, Climate Corps can only employ Fellows living in California or Washington. Please only apply if you currently have a California or Washington residence.
Benefits
In exchange for their service, each Fellow receives:
Benefits are specific to each position. Please see open positions for more information.
- A monthly stipend starting at $2,100
- An end-of-program award
- Assistance with student loan forbearance
- Kaiser Silver health care coverage
- Extensive professional and personal development training
- Professional certification
Benefits are specific to each position. Please see open positions for more information.
Climate Corps Education Outside
If you are passionate about teaching and using school gardens as a learning laboratory, check out Climate Corps Education Outside(CCEO). Climate Corps Education Outside is an AmeriCorps Fellowship program which serves public elementary schools in the San Francisco Bay Area. CCEO Fellows teach garden-based science and environmental literacy lessons to inspire the next generation of earth stewards.
Fellow Testimonials
"I worked with Congregation Rodef Sholom on designing and implementing a more uniform and efficient recycling system as well as introducing a composting system. I strongly believe that this specific project played a role in helping me get my current position. Through my involvement in the project, I believe that they got a good sense of my work ethic as well as my genuine passion for the field of waste management!"
- Izzy Parnell-Wolfe |
“Stanford has been a really great opportunity! Probably the best outcome I could have asked for once Climate Corps was over. Climate Corps was the only reason I got this [Environmental Engineer] position. I was giving my final webinar presentation to the water agencies in San Mateo County and my current boss at Stanford happened to listen in and she must've really liked it because she called me to tell me about the opening they had. Long story short, it all worked out!"
- Erica Kudyba |
Equal Opportunity Employment
SEI is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We strive to reflect the diverse communities we serve, especially those most impacted by climate change and other kinds of environmental, social, and economic injustices. Persons of color, persons with disabilities, older adults, and members of the LGBTQ community are strongly encouraged to apply.
