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An established educational institution is seeking Youth Program Leaders for an exciting Advanced Weather Camp. This role involves the 24-hour supervision of minors, ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the program. Leaders will manage daily activities, enforce compliance policies, and respond to emergencies. Ideal candidates will possess strong communication skills and the ability to handle various situations calmly. Join a commitment to diversity and inclusion while making a positive impact on young participants' experiences. This is a fantastic opportunity for those passionate about youth development and education.
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Conferences and Institutes is seeking Youth Program Leaders for the Advanced Weather Camp to be held June 22-27, 2025.
Youth Program Leaders are responsible for the 24-hour supervision and safety of minors participating in this program. They will manage all aspects of daily program administration, including youth compliance policies, emergency response, communication with the Program Director and Manager, medication collection and storage, and oversight of health information. They may also assist with developing instructional content and delivering lessons and activities.
Responsibilities include monitoring the safety, whereabouts, and actions of participants at all times, including non-instructional times. Leaders must be able to identify and respond to issues related to behavior, mental health, and acclimation to the environment, acting quickly and calmly as situations require, following notification protocols.
This role requires the following three publicly available clearances:
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