Camp Facilitator

Lead groups of kids aged 10–14 through outdoor challenges at summer and holiday camps — and watch every child become a braver person.

Full time Competitive pay 30/08/2026 On site

About this role

A Camp Facilitator stands next to kids in the moments that matter most in a camp season: the first tent pitched alone, the first time leading a team, the first time getting back up after failing. You don’t teach from a lesson plan — you set up experiences that teach.

You’ll work in a team of 4–6 facilitators per camp, trained to ICF standards before the season, with operations and medical teams behind you. This role reports to the Camp Director.

What you’ll do

Lead groups of 10–14 kids through outdoor activities: shelter building, navigation, team challenges.
Run post-activity debriefs using ICF coaching frameworks — help kids draw their own lessons.
Own safety end to end: equipment checks, protocol compliance, proper incident reporting.
Observe and log each child’s progress for the parent report after every camp season.
Coordinate with the operations team on schedules, logistics and parent communication.

Who we’re looking for

At least 1 year working with children or teens (education, extracurriculars, scouting…).
Love the outdoors and be ready for 5–10 day camps away from home.
Strong Vietnamese communication; conversational English is a plus.
Calm under pressure, with child safety above everything.
No coaching certificate needed — we train you to ICF standards.

You don’t need to tick every box. If you believe you’re right for this work, apply anyway — we assess the person first, the CV second.