Guides are required for both walks during the operating season between October and May each year.

This is a unique opportunity to work in some of the most pristine wilderness locations in Tasmania and to meet a variety of people from all around the world. Guiding can be a challenging job and requires high levels of responsibility.  You must be able to work in an open, co-operative team manner with your fellow guide and the guests in order to achieve high levels of guest satisfaction.

Guides are expected to have First Aid certification (minimum Senior/Workplace II); plus Bay of Fires guides requires a Surf Bronze Medallion Certificate. Remote Area or Wilderness First Aid qualifications are also desirable.

Ideally you would have bush walking experience in Tasmania; a good knowledge of the National Park you intend to apply for; an ability to share your knowledge and provide interpretation about the area, the flora, fauna, history to individuals and groups of up to ten people; and hospitality experience including cooking, food preparation, presentation and service.

All guides will need to be available to participate in our training program, which includes an induction day held at our head office and a practical in-park training program of about 3 days in September.  Your participation in ongoing training is also required throughout the season.  Our communication and training is taken very seriously and we encourage participation and contributions from all members of the team.

To request a detailed job description and application form please contact the General Manager:
Tel:     + 61 (0)3 6392 2211
Fax:     +61 (0)3 6922 2277
Email:     admin@cradlehuts.com.au

or apply online