Camp Leader

Seeds of Peace Camp; Portland (ME); On-site; USD 3,000 - 4,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Accommodation provided

Travel stipend

General Elective Credits

Job summary

A summer camp for Maine children seeks Camp Leaders who are compassionate, motivated high school graduates to lead activities that enhance campers' mental and emotional well-being. Responsibilities include creating a joyful culture, leading experiential learning, and building relationships. Benefits include paid training, accommodations, and starting salaries of $3,000 for 9 weeks plus bonuses. Applicants must possess a sense of humor, the ability to engage in play-based teaching, and a strong work ethic.

Qualifications

• Must be a compassionate high school graduate.
• Ability to lead daily activities positively impacting campers.
• Willingness to undergo training in Archery, Lifeguarding, and Teambuilding.

Responsibilities

• Lead daily activities that strengthen campers' well-being.
• Create a culture of joy, acceptance, and hope.
• Work collaboratively with other camp staff.

Skills

Compassionate

Motivated

Fun

Sense of humor

Ability to play while teaching

Perseverance

Initiative

Flexibility

Education

High school graduate

Job description

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN

• IMPACTING Maine children facing economic hardship in a mission-driven camp?
• CREATING a culture of joy, acceptance, and hope in an extraordinary location?
• GAINING comprehensive workforce development skills in a supportive environment?

HIRING Camp Leaders: compassionate, motivated, fun high school graduates to lead daily activities that strengthen the mental, emotional, and social well-being of our campers through experiential learning, character development, and relationship building.

• Customized internships available: social work, recreation, social media, and more
• Accommodations in a camper cabin with plumbing, electricity, and nutritious meals
• Paid training with completion incentives: Archery, Lifeguarding, Teambuilding
• Ample time off during and between sessions to relax and explore New England
• 3 General Elective Credits at the University of Southern Maine (may be transferable)
• Salaries begin at $3,000 for 9 weeks (June 11-August 13), additional $600 contract completion bonus and travel stipend for those outside of New England

Must be a compassionate high school graduate with a sense of humor, the ability to play while teaching, and a work ethic that includes perseverance, initiative, and flexibility.