Historic Oak View County Park is a 19th-century farmstead, including a historic farmhouse (c. 1855) and a number of historic outbuildings: Plank Kitchen (c. 1825) and the Livestock Barn, Cotton Gin House, and Carriage House (all c. 1900), and a more modern Farm History Center, which is used to welcome visitors to the site. Oak View’s mission to interpret North Carolina’s agricultural heritage is carried out through a variety of educational programs, special events and exhibitions, as well as two interactive areas for children, a livestock program (goats), herb garden, and pecan and fruit orchards.
Park Aide – Education (1 position vacant)
Employment starting as early as mid-February 2013!
All Park Aide – Education employees are involved with educational programming, customer service, special events, exhibitions, research, livestock care and some site maintenance. Please see the full job description for more information:
Oak View Park Aide Ed Job Description_2013.01.pdf
$8.19–$10/hour; between 16 and 20 hours/week (including some weekends), some weekday morning availability (8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) required to fulfill educational programming requirements.
To apply, please send a resume and application to Sara Drumheller, Assistant Park Manager, at sara.drumheller@wakegov.com.
Please note: Background checks are required before employment can begin.