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WE'RE LOOKING FOR OUR PEOPLE
We are looking for heart-centered humans to fill multiple roles now open at space. If you feel like you would be a great fit, reach out with your resume and a short note on why you would be great for the job.
OPEN POSITIONS
PROGRAM DIRECTOR - THE LITTLE WELLNESS RETREAT
Starting Pay: $30/hr
Schedule: Jeffco +/or DPS no-school days
Location: space, Wheat Ridge, CO
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ABOUT SPACE
space is a family wellness and creative studio that is a licensed school-aged childcare center in Wheat Ridge, CO. We believe creativity is a form of care and that children thrive when they have space to make, move, feel, and connect. Our camp programming Little Wellness Retreats brings together art, yoga, sound bath, mindfulness, and community in a deeply intentional way. We are growing our programming year-round and are looking for a dedicated Camp Director to grow with us.
WHAT WE'RE BUILDING
We are expanding beyond our summer multi-week sessions to include no-school day camps for two local school districts, holiday camps, and beginning summer 2027, daily camp programming. We are looking for a dedicated Program Director who will serve as the anchor of our camp team across all formats, all year. This is a role with real longevity, we want someone who sees space as a long-term professional home, not just a seasonal gig.
ROLE OVERVIEW
The Program Director is the on-site lead for all space camp programming (Little Wellness Retreats). This person is responsible for day-to-day operations, staff supervision, compliance with CDEC SACC licensing requirements, and the overall safety and wellbeing of every child in our care. The Little Wellness Program Director works closely with the co-owners and is the primary point of contact for all on-site decisions during programming hours.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Serve as the on-site licensed Program Director for space's SACC Building-Based Day Camp across all programming formats
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Be present on site a minimum of 60% of each operating day as required by CDEC licensing rules
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Supervise all Program Leaders, Program Aides, and potential volunteers during camp programming
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Implement the daily schedule and programming plan developed by space co-owners, including morning circle, wall painting, art projects, yoga, sound bath, outside time, games, journaling, and closing circle
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Maintain required staff-to-child ratios at all times (1:15 for school-age children)
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Manage daily sign-in and sign-out, verify authorized pickup adults, and maintain attendance records
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Conduct or oversee daily health checks at drop-off - noting any signs of illness, injury, or behavioral change
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Communicate with families as needed throughout the day, including same-day notification of any incident or concern
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Respond to and document all incidents, accident and emergencies
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Participate in pre-camp training and orientation for new Program Leaders and Aides
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Work with co-owners to adapt programming across formats - a no-school day camp has a different energy than a week-long session and the Director helps calibrate accordingly
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Maintain confidentiality of all child and family records per CDEC requirements
YOU'RE A GREAT FIT IF...
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Have experience leading licensed child care, camp, or after-school programs - you know what compliance looks like in practice, not just on paper
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Have experience with social-emotional learning in a youth context
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Are warm, calm, and decisive - you can hold a room of 25 kids and also handle an unexpected situation without losing your composure
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Are highly organized, you don't drop details, you communicate proactively
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Genuinely love being around children and it shows, kids feel safe with you quickly
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Are comfortable adapting, a one-day no-school camp looks different from week three of summer. You read the room and adjust.
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Are looking for a role with real staying power, we want someone who grows with us, not someone who's here for one summer
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Align with space's values: creativity, wellness, community, and the belief that every child deserves to feel seen
QUALIFICATIONS
Must be at least 21 years of age. Must meet at least one of the following:
Option A: Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree with a major in Child Development, Psychology, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Family Studies, Human Services, Recreation, Outdoor Education, or related field
Option B: Associate's degree or 60 semester credit hours, plus at least 3 months (455 hours) of verified experience supervising 4+ unrelated children over age 4
Option C: 21 months (3,185 hours) of verified supervisory experience with 4+ unrelated children over age 4, plus 6 semester hours of relevant coursework or 40 clock hours of applicable training
Option D: Current Early Childhood Professional Credential (ECPC) Level II or higher, version 3.0
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
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Current CPR, AED, and First Aid certification (Adult, Child, and Infant/Pediatric)
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Completion of Colorado Medication Administration Training (MAT) Parts 1, 2, and 3, including Part 3 delegation or willingness to complete before first day
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Mandated reporter training (can be completed online)
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Ability to pass a Colorado CDEC background check
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Registered or willing to register in Colorado Shines PDIS
PREFERRED BUT NOT REQUIRED
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Familiarity with yoga, mindfulness and/or sound baths
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Experience managing a small staff team or roster
You will be part of a small, close knit team building something meaningful in the Wheat Ridge community. space is a welcoming, supportive and inclusive environment for all.
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TO APPLY
Please email the following to connect@spacednvr.com with the subject 'program director':
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Brief intro on who you are and why you would be a great fit for the position
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Resume
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PROGRAM LEADER - THE LITTLE WELLNESS RETREAT
Pay: $20/hr
Schedule: Jeffco +/or DPS no-school days
Location: space, Wheat Ridge, CO
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ROLE OVERVIEW
Program Leaders of The Little Wellness Retreats are the heart of the day-to-day experience at space camp. They work directly with children alongside the Program Director, co-facilitating activities, building relationships with individual kids, and leading the wellness portions of the day, including the yoga sequence and sound bath. This is a hands-on, active, deeply relational role. You will be making art, moving your body, and holding space for children's emotional lives every single day.
Important: Program Leaders at space are expected to lead or co-lead the sound bath and meditation portion of each camp day. Experience with sound healing, singing bowls, guided meditation, breathwork, or yoga instruction is required. You don't need a formal certification but you need to be someone who genuinely practices and can hold that space for children.
RESONSIBILITIES
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Co-facilitate daily programming under the direction of the Program Director, including morning circle, wall painting, art projects, yoga, sound bath, games, journaling, and closing circle
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Lead the sound bath and meditation/mindfulness portion of each camp day using singing bowls, breathwork, guided visualization, or a combination, calibrated to the age group and the energy of the day
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Lead or co-lead the daily yoga sequence tied to the week's theme
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Build warm, consistent, individual relationships with each child in the group
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Support smooth daily transitions, drop-off, snack, lunch, activity changes, pickup
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Monitor children's wellbeing throughout the day, noting and communicating any changes in mood, behavior, or physical health to the Program Director
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Maintain required supervision at all times, children are never unattended
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Assist with sign-in and sign-out, including verifying authorized pickup adults with the Program Director
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Manage age-differentiated facilitation within the group, a 5-year-old and a 12-year-old need different prompts, different support, and different levels of independence
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Support setup and cleanup of art materials, yoga props, and sound bath instruments
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On park day walks: maintain supervision formation, carry first aid kit and emergency contacts, follow all outdoor safety protocols
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Participate in pre-camp orientation and any ongoing training required by space or CDEC
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Serve as acting Program Director when the Program Director is absent (up to 10 business days per calendar year), if designated
YOU'RE A GREAT FIT IF...
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Have worked with children in a structured setting and genuinely enjoyed it, this is not your first time in a room full of kids
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Have a personal wellness practice, yoga, meditation, sound healing, breathwork and can translate it into an accessible, joyful experience for children
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Are playful and grounded in equal measure, you can run freeze dance at 12:15 and hold a sound bath at 11:15 and both feel natural
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Are patient with the full age range of 5–12, you know how to meet a kindergartner and a sixth grader in the same hour
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Are reliable - camp runs on consistency and kids feel it when their people show up
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Work well within a team and take direction from the Program Director while also owning your lane
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Are excited about what space is building and want to be part of it long-term
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Must be at least 18 years of age. Must meet at least one of the following:
Option A: At least 3 months (455 hours) of verified experience in the care and supervision of 4 or more unrelated children over age 4
Qualifying experience includes: summer camp counselor, after-school program staff, school aide or paraprofessional, licensed child care staff, youth program facilitator
Option B: Current Early Childhood Professional Credential (ECPC) Level I or higher, version 3.0
WELLNESS QUALIFICATIONS
In addition to CDEC qualifications, Program Leaders at space must have demonstrated experience or practice in at least one of the following:
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Sound bath facilitation - singing bowls, chimes, or other resonant instruments
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Guided meditation or breathwork with children or adults
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Yoga instruction or regular yoga practice - you don't need a 200-hour RYT, but you need to be able to lead a gentle, intentional sequence
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Mindfulness-based programming in a school, camp, clinical, or community setting
We are looking for people who have a genuine personal practice, not just a certification. If you practice yoga, teach sound bath, lead kids' meditation, or incorporate breathwork into your life, we want to hear from you.
ADDITIONAL REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
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Current CPR, AED, and First Aid certification (Adult, Child, and Infant/Pediatric) or willingness to obtain before first day
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Mandated reporter training (can be completed online)
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Ability to pass a Colorado CDEC background check
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Registered or willing to register in Colorado Shines PDIS
PREFERRED NOT REQUIRED
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RYT-200 or yoga teacher training in progress
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Experience with tarot, oracle cards, or other reflective tools used in a youth or wellness context
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Background in art, expressive arts therapy, or creative facilitation
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TO APPLY
Please email the following to connect@spacednvr.com with the subject 'program leader':
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Brief intro on who you are and why you would be a great fit for the position
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Resume
PROGRAM AIDE - THE LITTLE WELLNESS RETREAT
Pay: $16/hr
Schedule: Jeffco +/or DPS no-school days
Location: space, Wheat Ridge, CO
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ROLE OVERVIEW
Program Aides are a vital part of the space camp team. This is a support role, you work directly alongside the Program Director and Program Leaders, helping the day run smoothly so the qualified staff can stay focused on the children and the programming. Aides handle materials, support transitions, assist individual kids, walk park routes, and generally make themselves useful in whatever the moment calls for.
RESONSIBILITIES
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Support the Program Director and Program Leaders throughout the full camp day
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Assist with setup and cleanup of art materials, paint supplies, yoga props, sound bath instruments, snack, and activity supplies
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Help manage daily transitions, moving between activities, snack time, bathroom rotation, lunch, and pickup
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Support individual children who need extra attention, encouragement, or assistance with materials
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Assist with bathroom rotation during snack, walking small groups while qualified staff maintain the main group
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Help gather belongings, water bottles, and take-home work at the end of the day
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Support sign-in and sign-out as directed by the Program Director, always alongside a qualified staff member
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On park day walks: maintain assigned position in the walking formation, support supervision of the group throughout the route
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Keep the space tidy throughout the day, art supplies, paint, snack areas, and the floor
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Be present, attentive, and engaged, your energy is part of the environment children experience
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Complete all required onboarding steps before first day: background check, PDIS registration, mandated reporter training
YOU'RE A GREAT FIT IF...
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High school juniors or seniors interested in education, childcare, psychology, or wellness
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College students studying early childhood education, social work, art therapy, or related fields
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People early in a career pivot toward working with children who want hands-on experience in a licensed setting
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Yoga teachers, artists, or wellness practitioners who want to connect their practice to work with kids
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Anyone who loves children and wants a meaningful, values-aligned part-time role
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
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Must be at least 16 years of age
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Must demonstrate the ability and willingness to work with children in a structured setting
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Must be able to pass a Colorado CDEC background check
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Must complete mandated reporter training before first day (available online)
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Must register or be willing to register in Colorado Shines PDIS
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CPR and First Aid certification preferred, not required at hire but encouraged'
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WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
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You are reliable. You show up on time, every time. Kids and staff count on it.
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You are warm with children, patient, playful, and genuinely interested in them as people
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You take direction well and work as part of a team without needing to be the lead
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You are comfortable with a little mess, paint, glue, water, snack debris, and organized chaos are all part of the day
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You have a calm, steady presence, when a 6-year-old is having a hard moment, you don't escalate
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You are curious about wellness, creativity, and what it looks like to support children's emotional lives
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You are looking for something consistent, we build our roster from people who are available across formats, not just one session
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TO APPLY
Please email the following to connect@spacednvr.com with the subject 'program aide':
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Brief intro on who you are and why you would be a great fit for the position
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Resume*
* Never had a job before? That's okay, everyone starts somewhere. We care more about your attitude and follow-through than your work history. If you don't have a resume, send us a short note on why you'd be a great fit. Just know we do hold this role to a high standard, as you will be working closely with children.
PARTY HOST
Pay: $18/hr
Schedule: 3.5 hours per party, primarily Saturdays and Sundays, with occasional Friday evenings
Location: space, Wheat Ridge, CO
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ROLE OVERVIEW
space is a community space in Wheat Ridge built around connection and creativity. We host paint parties, workshops, and events that bring people together through hands on, wall painting forward experiences. We are looking for a Party Host to help run our paint parties and ensure every guest has a great time.
You will be part of a small, close knit team building something meaningful in the community. Every party is a little different, and you will get to help create moments that matter for the people who walk through our doors.
RESONSIBILITIES
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Set the overall vibe for each celebration, keeping the energy warm, fun, and on brand for space
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Set up the space and make sure paint supplies are stocked and ready before guests arrive
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Welcome the party host and help them get set up
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Welcome guests as they arrive and help them feel comfortable
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Announce painting guidelines to guests before the party begins
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Make sure all guests have waivers filled out before painting starts
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Keep the party moving, following the activities planned by the party host and apace
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Make sure the party host takes their belongings and all trash is thrown away at the end
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Put paint and supplies away after the party wraps
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Have general knowledge of what space is, our mission and be able to talk about it
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WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
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A true people person with a positive, welcoming attitude
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Proactive and comfortable jumping in to help without being asked
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Excellent communicator, comfortable speaking to a group
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Responsible and punctual, someone we can count on for every shift
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Available on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays required, occasional Friday evenings)
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Comfortable on your feet and helping with light setup and cleanup
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TO APPLY​
Please email the following to connect@spacednvr.com with the subject 'party host':
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Brief intro on who you are and why you would be a great fit for the position
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Resume*
* Never had a job before? That's okay, everyone starts somewhere. We care more about your attitude and follow-through than your work history. If you don't have a resume, send us a short note on why you would be a great fit. Just know we do hold this role to a high standard, as you will be repping space and creating memories for fams.

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