Cabin Counselors

Counselors love working with children and inspiring them to lead active, fulfilling lives.  Counselors are the main point person for their cabin of 6-10 campers, and also lead activities for campers of all ages during the day.

Being a counselor at Glen Brook offers an incredible opportunity to participate in a vibrant community and at the same time hone teaching and leadership skills in an intense environment.

Counselors are here for staff training plus six weeks of Summer Camp (two 3-week sessions).

To apply, please fill out our online application here.

Department Heads

In addition to counselor jobs we also sometimes hire: one head arts and crafts teacher, one performance teacher, and one woodshop teacher. These positions require applicants to have strong leadership, teaching, and organizational abilities.

Wilderness Trips

We hire staff for our Wilderness trips programs.

• Falcon Outdoor Leadership Leader
• Wilderness Trip Leader

Please contact us at office@glenbrook.org for more information.

Healthcare Provider

If you are licensed to provide medical care in New Hampshire (for example RN, LPN, ARNP, CNM, PA, DO, ND, MD) and are interested in becoming a part of the Glen Brook Summer program team this season, contact katy@glenbrook.org to receive more information. You can read the job description here.

Kitchen Staff

Our biodynamic farm is the life line of the camp and the kitchen is its heart. In the summer months we never stop beating – making 3 meals and two snacks a day from scratch. We are a small but motivated team churning out homemade granola, scratch bread, breaking down our chickens raised on our pastures and churning out pizza after pizza from our cob oven.

We are innovators and artists. We accept and we are grateful for what we can do in this moment, but we know that we can always improve.
We are on time, playful, and hardworking, so that at the end of the day we will be totally free for a swim in the lake, a scamper in the woods, or a game of hardcore meadow soccer. Not sure what meadow soccer is? Oh, it’s a multi-age free for all like you’ve never seen before. No cleats required.

Please contact our Culinary Director, Robyn Morin at robyn@glenbrook.org for more information.

Counselor-In-Training (CIT) and Farmer-In-Training (FIT)

Glen Brook’s Counselor-In-Training (CIT) program is an intensive leadership-training program for students who have completed 10th or 11th grade and are 16 or 17 years old.  

The below information applies to Farmers-In-Training (FIT’s) the one difference being that they spend most of their time on the farm.

Please note: Applications for the summer CIT program are due by January 1st

To apply, please fill out our online application here.

Winter Camp Counselor

Winter camp employs numerous counselors and some kitchen support staff. Counselors must have a passion for the outdoors and enjoy introducing campers to activities such as sledding, Nordic skiing, ice-skating, and snowshoeing, and snow fort building. Indoor activities like arts and crafts, cooking, and board games round out the day.

All counselor positions are residential, one-week positions that coincide with school vacations in mid-February. Positions require applicants to be 18 years old or older.

Winter Camp CIT Program

CITs help counselors care for campers, do many daily camp chores in the kitchen, dining room, grounds, barns, etc., and help organize some of the special activities. The CIT director supervises CIT’s. The primary goals of the program are to help participants recognize themselves as leaders, teachers, and positive role models, and to understand what goes into making camp an unforgettable experience for the young people in our care.

CITs must enjoy working with children, embrace and work with the fun and challenges of intense community living, be willing to take initiative and work hard, be willing to give up many personal freedoms and comforts, display outstanding character, and be enthusiastic, creative, self-directed leaders.

Please contact us at office@glenbrook.org for more information.

Land Steward/Outdoor Educator

Position: Land Steward/Outdoor Educator
Location: Marlborough, NH

First and foremost, Land Stewards love working with children and inspiring them to lead active, fulfilling lives.
Land Stewards lead student groups in outdoor games and team-building activities, daily meal chores, work periods, and farm activities; and they serve as wilderness trip leaders on hiking and canoeing adventures in New Hampshire. This is a demanding position. Hours are long and the work is challenging. But it offers the emerging teacher a once-in-a-lifetime chance to participate in a vibrant community and at the same time hone teaching and leadership skills in an intense environment. When there are not student groups here, Land Stewards help care for the facility and farm, and can learn many skills in these fields.

First year salary is $275/week plus room and wholesome board.

Minimum qualifications:

•College degree (not specific to any field of study) or comparable life experience
•Proven teaching or camp counseling experience
•Interest in working with children and adult groups
•Interest in physical work
•Interest in Waldorf and experiential education

Core responsibilities:
•Activity and Trips leader (farm, hike, canoe, encampments)
•Stewardship of property (gardens, buildings, and grounds)
•Meal times (leading family-style meals, and leading clean-up)
•Bed times for student groups

Employment typically runs from late winter or early Spring to Mid-November.

To apply, please fill out our online application here.

Farm Assistant

Position: Farmer
Location: Camp Glen Brook in Marlborough, NH

We are looking for enthusiastic, hard working individuals who want to share and enhance their farming skills and be a part of our farming community.

3 position durations:

1. May-August farming
2. May-June farming, then transition to counseling and farm education July and August.
3. May-October farming.

Full time, seasonal, salaried, at will employment

Core Responsibilities:

1. Assist the farm director in the work of our small, diverse, biodynamic farm. This includes caring for our acre of vegetables, fruit, and flowers, our small herd of mix-aged beef cattle, egg laying and meat chickens, and pigs.
2. Educating children, young adults, and families on our farm.
3. Work with the farm director to make produce deliveries to the kitchen.
4. Keep farm production records.
5. Weekend chores on a rotating basis with other farmers.
6. Help slaughter poultry on site (flexible on this, as some belief systems don’t allow for participation in this work).

Additional responsibilities:

1. Attending weekly staff meetings, weekly work together time, and some professional development opportunities.
2. Potential once yearly trip to our parent organization, the Waldorf School of Garden City in New York.
3. Preserving farm products with the kitchen staff.
4. Upkeep of the aesthetics of the farm, especially before big events.

Job requirements:

1. Ability to pass a background check.
2. Positive attitude and willingness to work hard.
3. Some experience farming or educating or doing physically demanding work.
4. Ability to lift 50 pounds.

Non-required but desired qualities:

1. A driver’s license and clean driving record.

To Apply, submit an online application