1. Before you apply to be a Track Elf who Tracks Santa for Santa
- Become an Elf
- Select an Elf Name
- Decide What Kind of Tracker Elf You Want to Be
- Learn About Official North Pole Websites and How to Get Real Information about Santa and the North Pole
2. Stuff You Need to Study
3. Things to Learn about Being a Tracker Elf
- Tracker Elf Job Description
- Your Elf License
- Basics of Being a Tracker Elf
- Keeping Secrets
- Know Your Sector
- Understanding Time Zones
- The Importance of the Countdown
- How to Get Verified as an Elf
- Your Elf Supervisor
- Elf Work Rules
- Optional Elf Tools
- Elves to Know
4. Joining the Elf Community
- Register
- Standards
- Your Elf Avatar
- Your Elf Profile Image
- The Elf Test
About Elf University
Elf University at SantaTrackers.net is produced by a team of elves at Southern North Pole University and the staff at SantaTrackers.net.
The goal of Elf University is to house a ready resource for anyone who is an elf working for Santa anywhere in the world.
We chose to build this resource at SantaTrackers.net because come every December 24th, after Santa launches from the North Pole, every elf, no matter what they do on a daily basis, becomes a tracker elf.
A tracker elf is the very most important elf there is. That is why it is important for every tracker elf to be properly trained on what it means to be an elf and, even more important, how they can be the best tracker elf they can as they track Santa for Santa.
We thank the following elves for their help in developing Elf University:
Executive Team
Elf Dr. Grant Smedley – Professor of Santa Claus & North Pole History at Southern North Pole University
Elf Ernest – Senior Vice President of Public Relations, North Pole
Elf Crash Murphy – International Director of Santa Trackers
Elf Sandy Claus – Department of Elf Resources
SantaTrackers.net Team
Elf Max – Webmaster
Elf Moe – Community Manager
Elf Ed Zachary – North Pole News Director
Elf Harold Star – Editor, Santa Tracker Herald Star