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Nature is all around us, and by becoming a Nature Teacher at camp you’ll inspire campers to explore, appreciate and learn about the incredible environment around them. From woodland walks and wildlife discovery to nature crafts and outdoor exploration, you’ll help campers develop a lifelong appreciation for the natural world.
Spend your summer surrounded by forests, lakes, mountains and wildlife while encouraging children to discover what makes the outdoors so special. Whether you’re leading bug hunts, identifying local plants and animals, creating nature-inspired crafts or teaching basic environmental awareness, every day brings a new adventure and an opportunity to spark curiosity.
You should have a genuine passion for the outdoors and enjoy sharing your knowledge with others. Camp directors are looking for enthusiastic, creative and engaging individuals who are confident leading groups of children in outdoor activities while making learning fun, safe and interactive.
Animal lovers will feel right at home as an Animal Care Instructor at camp. This role gives you the opportunity to care for a variety of friendly animals while helping campers develop confidence, responsibility and a genuine appreciation for animal welfare.
Many summer camps have their own small farms or animal centres, home to animals such as rabbits, goats, donkeys, chickens, sheep and other small livestock. You’ll spend your summer caring for these animals, teaching campers how to safely interact with them, and creating fun, educational experiences that build confidence and respect for the natural world.
You should have a genuine passion for working with animals and feel confident handling and caring for a range of species. Camp directors are looking for enthusiastic, patient and responsible individuals who can engage children while ensuring both camper and animal welfare remain the highest priority.
