As a qualified Physical Education teacher, you will be well sought after by camps looking for those to fill positions that carry a large amount of responsibility, particularly within the athletics or sports field.
With your teaching experience, you will be an invaluable addition to camp staff, potentially even being considered for a position on senior staff who oversee the running of camp as a whole, including all activity areas.
You may also have additional coaching experience in another area, such as the waterfront. This will strengthen your application further.
Religion plays a big part of a lot of the camps we work with across the USA. Although some simply look to promote certains values associated with a religion, others will have a higher level of practice. Camps of this type will be on the lookout for staff who are more heavily involved with their faith.
If hired for a role at a dedicated Christian camp, you will not be required to actively lead sermons but you will need to feel confident enough to lead child focused bibles lessons through arts/crafts, plays and Sunday School.
Your willingness to work with different denominations (protestant, catholic, Pentecostal, Baptist) will allow you to be considered for more camps of this type.
If you regularly attend synagogue and have experience in teaching Torah studies to children, you will be the perfect candidate for any one of the dedicated Jewish faith camps that we work with.
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There are several different camp types that we recruit for, none more meaningful than those that cater to campers with specific special needs.
If you are a qualified Special Education teacher, or just have a willingness and drive to help others with these needs have an equally as incredible summer as anybody else, then please get in touch.
There is a massive demand for staff in this area. Working with special needs campers can be incredibly challenging but is equally as rewarding.
As a Special Needs counsellor, you’ll be responsible for a camper on a 1-2-1 basis, supporting them in their day-to-day camp life and providing care when required. Your camper may have mental or physical limitations but will have the opportunity to partake in as many of the same activities as a other campers as possible.
As a qualified Teacher, you will be well sought after by camps looking for those to fill positions that carry a large amount of responsibility.
With your teaching experience, you will be an invaluable addition to camp staff, potentially even being considered for a position on senior staff who oversee the running of camp as a whole, including all activity areas.
The USA is a multi-cultural country and with neighbouring countries that speak French and Spanish as first languages, becoming a Languages Teacher is a popular staff requirement for many camps.
Some camps are joined by campers who’s first language may not be English so helping other campers to better their language skills will increase communication and camaraderie with campers of all backgrounds.
If you are passionate about cultural immersion and would love to better your own language skills while helping campers to do the same, then this is the role for you.
Campers may have the opportunity to showcase their new language skills in an end of session talent show!
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