Join the Kroka staff community!

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:

FACILITIES MANAGER OR ASSISTANT:  Our unique campus includes a student and staff village, a working farm, and a modern solar powered farmhouse with offices, kitchen, and meeting rooms.   Maintaining this campus requires a team of people with carpentry, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical skills.   We seek part-time help – skilled or semi-skilled – to continue to develop and maintain this important place.    LEARN MORE

CAMP NURSE (summer 2025):  Kroka is seeking a camp nurse or medical officer to help care for the medical needs of our community during the busy summer season: mid-June through August 19th. LEARN MORE

WILDERNESS LEADERS:  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. We are fully staffed for the 2025 season, however we would still love to hear from you! Please feel free to get in touch and start the process of becoming a future educator at Kroka. LEARN MORE

SEMESTER TEACHER:  Kroka is always looking for qualified teachers to join our Semester Team. Familiarize yourself with our Semester programs HERE. Kroka semesters are unique educational and spiritual experiences that require inspired, passionate, and dedicated staff. Teaching on a semester program shares many similarities with other instructing positions at Kroka. However, teaching on a semester program also requires skills that are unique to this particular offering, due to the length of the program, expected student outcomes, the rigorous and remote nature of these expeditions, and the focus on academic learning and skills assessment.

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“I am so grateful for all I learned at Kroka. I could have not asked for a better foundation of knowledge for technical skill combined with honest, real communication with students. Kroka is a really special place.”

Seth FinemanWilderness Educator & Semester Leader
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“Being a part of Kroka has been both nourishing and empowering. Not only has it pushed my edges for growth as an outdoor educator, it has rekindled a sense of belonging and purpose. I care about this work for the community it builds, the responsibility it requires, and the impact it is capable of leaving on the heart of every participant.”

Natasha HaugenWilderness Educator
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“Every day at Kroka brought something fresh, a new challenge, a different work environment, even sometimes a new face. It taught me many things, technical skills, leadership skills, adaptability, but most of all about my attitude and energy. It helped me to understand that the attitude and energy you bring to life will be brought back to you.”

Nate LucasWilderness Educator