Summer Camp: Guide in Training
Canyonland Field Institute’s Guide-in-Training program is designed for high school students interested in outdoor education and guiding. As a Guide-in-Training you can develop your skills in leadership, communication and group management. Under the guidance of an experienced educator, guides in training might lead activities, hikes, or aspects of a CFI summer camp.
Become a Guide in Training and list this job on your resume, receive letters of recommendation for college or other jobs, and include your mentor as a reference. GITs will be paid $100 upon completion of a summer camp session.
You may apply for as many sessions as you are available.
Guide in training program outcomes:
- Advanced leadership and group management skills
- Outdoor education skills
- Resume and marketable skills building
- Public speaking skills
- Positive growth in teamwork and communication
- Heightened risk management and safety skills
To apply, send:
- a cover letter describing why you wish to work as a GIT
- 2 references, personal or professional
to Alex de Moor, education@cfimoab.org. Thank you!
Depends on camp chosen
Depends on camp chosen
Rising 10th, 11th, and 12th graders
Earned Stipend: $100
GITs on overnight camps receive food and tent lodging
Dates, Duration, and location depend on chosen camp. GITs can apply for any existing summer camp except for Whitewater Academy and Native Teen Guide in Training
Drop off and pickup Location: CFI Headquarters