You don't! Specify in which program you are most interested and let us know in your cover letter. Then, when your application is complete, and you email leaders@thesca.org, put the position in the subject line of your email.
National Crew placements for leaders is determined based on skill, experience with SCA, certifications, and co-leader dynamics. We put a good amount of thought into the who, what, when, and where questions for leader placement and we need our leaders to be flexible with their location preferences.
That's the great thing about being an SCA Field Leader, we fly you out to where your project is, and back home again! If you are in a situation that keeps you from leaving home for extended periods of time, then check out the Community Crew Leader positions. They are only in select cities, but this is our only 8-5pm job. Sorry, Oregon.
Check out our Qualifications page under each type of position. If you don't have enough experience, try looking into our Conservation Corps program. These internships will give you all the trainings and skills you need to be a great SCA Field Leader.
Did you email us at leaders@thesca.org to let us know you finished your application? Be proactive – let us know you're interested!
You will receive an email with information on how to log into your application and update it in our new system. If you didn't receive an email, contact us at leaders@thesca.org. The important thing is that you update your dates of availability, your contact information, and your resume but it never hurts to email us at leaders@thesca.org to make sure you're on our radar!