


Who we are
The Kroka staff community is a diverse group of people from all ages and backgrounds who share a commitment to living simply and purposefully, while working together to share skills, knowledge, and values in a transformative way through high-quality outdoor education programs.
Kroka Expeditions is an equal opportunity employer. Decisions relating to hiring, compensation, conditions or privileges of employment and termination are made in accordance with applicable local, state and federal laws. These decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin or ancestry, age, or disability.
Roles we are currently seeking to fill:
FOOD MANAGER: Our food manager will work closely with Kroka’s farm team and other local organic food suppliers to supply and feed our staff and students throughout the year, both on campus and on expedition. Cooking responsibilities will be shared with a team of staff and volunteers, but Food Manager takes responsibility for the overall menu planning and management of our kitchens and food storage facilities. LEARN MORE
FACILITIES ASSISTANT: Our 90 acre campus serves more than 2000 visitors each year, and includes acres of farm fields, forest, and more than 25 different buildings. Our educational philosophy involves students in daily chores and campus-care projects, and our commitment to sustainability includes maximizing our use of solar energy and locally harvested firewood. Maintaining this campus requires the support of someone who is friendly, reliable, and versatile: rough carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical skills are a plus! LEARN MORE
FARM EDUCATOR & LIVESTOCK ASSISTANT: A summer season position for someone who loves working outdoors with children and farm animals. LEARN MORE
WILDERNESS EDUCATORS: We welcome the best outdoor educators from around the world to join our incredibly talented and hard-working team. Kroka’s wilderness leaders envision, design and execute programs that have consistent life-changing impacts on children and youth. Full-season educators work April through October, while summer educators work June through August. LEARN MORE
