Current Job Opportunities
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Want to get your hands dirty while teaching kids and having fun? Come work at Farm and Garden Camp! We pride ourselves on providing an environment for staff that enables personal and professional growth, a sense of community, and skill development as an educator.
The Farm Education Collaborative is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating a diverse and inclusive organization. We believe diversity across race, religion, ethnicity, nation of origin, gender, sexual orientation, and numerous other visible and invisible identities makes our camp community stronger.
The Farm Education Collaborative is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating a diverse and inclusive organization. We believe diversity across race, religion, ethnicity, nation of origin, gender, sexual orientation, and numerous other visible and invisible identities makes our camp community stronger.
To apply for any of the following positions: Please send a cover letter or video explaining your interest in working with us as well as a resume and three references' contact information (name, phone number, email address) to [email protected].
Unless otherwise indicated, if a position is listed on this page, it means we are still accepting applications.
Unless otherwise indicated, if a position is listed on this page, it means we are still accepting applications.
Camp Instructors -
Instructors are responsible for guiding and supporting children through daily farm and garden activities and transitions during each 5-day camp session. Instructors need experience working with and a genuine love for youth, a creative and collaborative spirit, the ability to be flexible when needed, and lots of patience. Instructors are provided curriculum to implement as well as supported in developing new curriculum based on their skills and interests. Instructors attend staff training in early July and work all seven weeks of camp.
The full job description can be found here.
Instructors are responsible for guiding and supporting children through daily farm and garden activities and transitions during each 5-day camp session. Instructors need experience working with and a genuine love for youth, a creative and collaborative spirit, the ability to be flexible when needed, and lots of patience. Instructors are provided curriculum to implement as well as supported in developing new curriculum based on their skills and interests. Instructors attend staff training in early July and work all seven weeks of camp.
The full job description can be found here.
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