Our organization grows into new territories through specially trained representatives called Program Directors. These talented, responsible individuals are self-starters with successful experience in sales and people skills that have a genuine enthusiasm for helping people succeed in life.
Program Directors sell, facilitate and administrate our various programs in their respective areas and work on a generous commission basis. Candidates must be able to support themselves at first until the program gains momentum; however, this rewarding position can earn up to $70,000 per year and more.
Applicants should be financially stable, personally responsible, self-motivated, good communicators, experienced in sales, able to work well with others, physically and mentally healthy and have their own transportation. They should also have a clean, substance-free lifestyle and be free of criminal convictions.
No matter where you live, please contact us if you are interested in this opportunity. Training is required, including one week at the applicant’s expense in either San Antonio, Texas or Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Part Time Employment Openings
Knights
All of our many assemblies and presentations are conducted by real knights in shining armor. This is one of the most difficult positions to fill because our knights have to be physically fit, pleasing to the eye, excellent speakers, personal role models, and yet have the flexibility to perform on either mornings or afternoons.
While initially employed on a part time basis, exceptional knights may advance into full time positions with our organization if they so desire. Training is required, and you must live in or around a community where our program is currently active.
Squires
The word “squire” means “shield bearer”. In medieval days, squires were usually young knights-in-training who functioned as a knight’s servant, assistant, and pupil. In addition to personal training, they also tended to their knight’s armor, equipment, horses, and personal readiness.
Squires in The Knights of The Guild have very similar functions. They get the horses ready for our shows, take care of armor, help our knights prepare for performances, set up and tear down equipment for our Tournaments and assist in our presentations.
If you are physically fit and would like to make great part-time wages, then becoming a squire for The Knights of The Guild may be for you!
Volunteer Openings
Grooms
Do you like to be around horses? Do you have some spare time? Then you might qualify for one of the volunteer groom positions at our knightly stables!
Our championship horses are true stars and receive excellent daily care. Feeding, bathing, grooming, stall cleaning, exercising and pampering are just some of the regular tasks required to keep our powerful steeds ready to perform, and our groom team makes it happen.
Experience in horse care is preferred, but not required. We are looking for dependable people who have a little or a lot of time to contribute, love horses, have transportation available to them, and want to be a part of The Knights of The Guild team. You must also live in or around San Antonio, Texas, or Oklahoma City, OK.
Call
210-216-2217
Applicants should be financially stable, personally responsible, self-motivated, good communicators, experienced in sales, able to work well with others, physically and mentally healthy and have their own transportation. They should also have a clean, substance-free lifestyle and be free of criminal convictions.
No matter where you live, please contact us if you are interested in this opportunity. Training is required, including one week at the applicant’s expense in either San Antonio, Texas or Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Part Time Employment Openings
Knights
All of our many assemblies and presentations are conducted by real knights in shining armor. This is one of the most difficult positions to fill because our knights have to be physically fit, pleasing to the eye, excellent speakers, personal role models, and yet have the flexibility to perform on either mornings or afternoons.
While initially employed on a part time basis, exceptional knights may advance into full time positions with our organization if they so desire. Training is required, and you must live in or around a community where our program is currently active.
Squires
The word “squire” means “shield bearer”. In medieval days, squires were usually young knights-in-training who functioned as a knight’s servant, assistant, and pupil. In addition to personal training, they also tended to their knight’s armor, equipment, horses, and personal readiness.
Squires in The Knights of The Guild have very similar functions. They get the horses ready for our shows, take care of armor, help our knights prepare for performances, set up and tear down equipment for our Tournaments and assist in our presentations.
If you are physically fit and would like to make great part-time wages, then becoming a squire for The Knights of The Guild may be for you!
Volunteer Openings
Grooms
Do you like to be around horses? Do you have some spare time? Then you might qualify for one of the volunteer groom positions at our knightly stables!
Our championship horses are true stars and receive excellent daily care. Feeding, bathing, grooming, stall cleaning, exercising and pampering are just some of the regular tasks required to keep our powerful steeds ready to perform, and our groom team makes it happen.
Experience in horse care is preferred, but not required. We are looking for dependable people who have a little or a lot of time to contribute, love horses, have transportation available to them, and want to be a part of The Knights of The Guild team. You must also live in or around San Antonio, Texas, or Oklahoma City, OK.
Call
210-216-2217
Part Time Employment Openings
While initially employed on a part time basis, exceptional knights may advance into full time positions with our organization if they so desire. Training is required, and you must live in or around a community where our program is currently active.
Squires
The word “squire” means “shield bearer”. In medieval days, squires were usually young knights-in-training who functioned as a knight’s servant, assistant, and pupil. In addition to personal training, they also tended to their knight’s armor, equipment, horses, and personal readiness.
Squires in The Knights of The Guild have very similar functions. They get the horses ready for our shows, take care of armor, help our knights prepare for performances, set up and tear down equipment for our Tournaments and assist in our presentations.
If you are physically fit and would like to make great part-time wages, then becoming a squire for The Knights of The Guild may be for you!
Volunteer Openings
Grooms
Do you like to be around horses? Do you have some spare time? Then you might qualify for one of the volunteer groom positions at our knightly stables!
Our championship horses are true stars and receive excellent daily care. Feeding, bathing, grooming, stall cleaning, exercising and pampering are just some of the regular tasks required to keep our powerful steeds ready to perform, and our groom team makes it happen.
Experience in horse care is preferred, but not required. We are looking for dependable people who have a little or a lot of time to contribute, love horses, have transportation available to them, and want to be a part of The Knights of The Guild team. You must also live in or around San Antonio, Texas, or Oklahoma City, OK.
Call
210-216-2217
Squires in The Knights of The Guild have very similar functions. They get the horses ready for our shows, take care of armor, help our knights prepare for performances, set up and tear down equipment for our Tournaments and assist in our presentations.
If you are physically fit and would like to make great part-time wages, then becoming a squire for The Knights of The Guild may be for you!
Volunteer Openings
Grooms
Do you like to be around horses? Do you have some spare time? Then you might qualify for one of the volunteer groom positions at our knightly stables!
Our championship horses are true stars and receive excellent daily care. Feeding, bathing, grooming, stall cleaning, exercising and pampering are just some of the regular tasks required to keep our powerful steeds ready to perform, and our groom team makes it happen.
Experience in horse care is preferred, but not required. We are looking for dependable people who have a little or a lot of time to contribute, love horses, have transportation available to them, and want to be a part of The Knights of The Guild team. You must also live in or around San Antonio, Texas, or Oklahoma City, OK.
Call
210-216-2217
Volunteer Openings
Our championship horses are true stars and receive excellent daily care. Feeding, bathing, grooming, stall cleaning, exercising and pampering are just some of the regular tasks required to keep our powerful steeds ready to perform, and our groom team makes it happen.
Experience in horse care is preferred, but not required. We are looking for dependable people who have a little or a lot of time to contribute, love horses, have transportation available to them, and want to be a part of The Knights of The Guild team. You must also live in or around San Antonio, Texas, or Oklahoma City, OK.
Call
210-216-2217
Call
210-216-2217
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