Educator Roles
Interns, Leads & Coordinators (seasonal day or overnight options). Supervisors (year-round, full-time options).
Forest Craft, Archery & Wilderness Survival
Animal Care, Homesteading & Wild Plants
Mariners Craft, Fishing & Boating
Outdoor Adventure, Kayaking & Climbing
Woodworking, Ceramics, Blacksmithing & more!
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Interns, Leads & Coordinators (seasonal day or overnight options). Supervisors (year-round, full-time options).
Meet and work with kids outdoors while sharing new skills. Work with coordinators mentoring youth in outdoor education.
Teach, lead, and mentor during the summer. Guide kids outdoors while managing teen and adult staff.
Manage a team of Teaching Coordinators (4-6 teachers). Independently operate field logistics while constantly elevating our programs.
Develop and oversee Trackers Earth camp programs with one of the following specialties: bushcraft, farming, fishing, boating, climbing.
Connect the Village! Join the Trackers Leadership and Teaching team year-round. Opportunities include...
Program educators are not assigned to a fixed worksite.
Leads Meets at field site. With free shuttle usually available from Check-In/Check-Out location.
Interns, Coordinators, Supervisors Meets morning or afternoon at Check-In/Check-Out locations.
Our flexible training times going into summer accommodates school year schedules. Part of your training may occur online, while others sections are in-person. Please Note Training pays Minimum Wage. During your normal teaching and work schedule your regular pay scale applies.
We have different training and program schedule options. Teaching/Managing Coordinators and Supervisors attend overnight trainings.
Cohort A Managing Coordinators (May 23-Aug 26)
Cohort B Teaching/Managing Coordinators (June 6-Aug 26)
Cohort C Interns/Leads (Weekend Training + June 13-Aug 26)
Since 2004, kids and extended families in all their forms have journeyed on adventures with Trackers Earth and our Guides. We share the Arts of Tracking through stewardship and enduring outdoor skills.
We commit to developing opportunity by respecting the diverse cultures and values of every Guide, youth, and family serving with us.
We endeavor to grow with families for the increased accessibility of these experiences.
We define ourselves by an ever deeper kinship to the more than human world, multi-generational character, and the principles discovered and found in the quietest moments with the forest.