PedalHeads Bike Camps USA Inc·Shoreline, Washington
Instructors will spend their days outside teaching daily Pedalheads camp programs for children aged 2-12, actively introducing new bike skills to the next generation of cyclists. Responsibilities also include ensuring the health and safety of campers, acting as a positive role model, and communicating progress regularly with parents.
Looking for the dream summer job? Get paid to laugh, enjoy the outdoors and inspire kids to believe in themselves with Pedalheads this Summer!
We’re looking for people to join our dynamic, high-energy team to create breakthrough, happy dancing, high-fiving, “I did it” moments by teaching kids all about biking.
No experience necessary, paid training provided.
We’re looking for Bike and Trail Instructors for our Summer Camps. Here’s how this job plays a role:
As an Instructor you will spend your days outside while inspiring the next generation of cyclists. It’s active, adventurous, fun, and incredibly rewarding.
You don’t have to be a bike expert because we provide training for our programs for you to get going in your new role!
• June 22 – August 28 (Camp weeks will vary based on location)
Our Commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Pedalheads is committed to creating and upholding a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment that is respectful and welcoming to everyone. We believe that the presence of many voices - from a variety of racial, cultural and religious backgrounds, political beliefs, ages, sexual identities and orientation, socio-economic backgrounds and physical and cognitive abilities - will make our programs and workplaces richer for all.
We welcome applications from individuals of all identities and backgrounds. If you face any barriers to employment or require financial assistance or other accommodation during the recruitment and/or employment process, please feel free to contact our Human Resources department in confidence.
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Applicants must be at least 16 years old by the camp start date and comfortable leading groups of up to six children, although paid training is provided for the program. Candidates must hold or be willing to obtain Standard First Aid with CPR-C certification and have access to a bike and helmet.
Market context
In Washington, summer camp bike instructor roles are often tied to seasonal youth programming, so candidates who can lead small groups and work safely outdoors tend to stand out. This role is competitive because it requires comfort supervising up to six children, plus first aid and CPR-C readiness, while paid training helps new instructors get started. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your bike, helmet, and certification plan before applying.