The Junior Counselor position is a paid position and second in command in charge of camper groups.
Duties & Responsibilities
Gain knowledge in camp safety plan and emergency protocol.
Be responsible for up to 12 youth campers from the time the campers arrive in the morning at 9:00 a.m. until they are seen leaving camp for the day with the authorized pick up in the afternoon.
Certification and training in basic first aid and CPR will be provided.
Act as mentors and role models to all campers and CITs.
Work with camp administration to support a safe and successful camp environment.
Meet with the unit manager as needed by the unit manager.
Maintain documentation as requested by Camp Directors.
Provide a safe and friendly experience for all children at camp with the goal to always foster friendship and respect towards each other and the environment.
Notify Unit Manager immediately if there is a health problem or concern regarding a camper.
Attend camp meetings.
Facilitate and participate in daily camp activities with the campers with a focus on environmental awareness and stewardship.
Coordinate daily camp activities with your Unit Manager and CITs.
Maintain an appropriate public profile that supports and promotes the Cibolo Center for Conservation and its mission.
Perform camp duties as requested by the Unit Manager and Camp Directors.
QUALIFICATIONS
Must be between 16 to 18 years old
Enjoy working with children ages 5-12 years of age
Have a general love of nature.
Have Patience, flexibility and high energy
Demonstrated responsibility in overseeing young children
Reliable transportation is required
To Apply:
Complete the application and email it to our camp director.
The counselor in training position is a volunteer position that provides on-the-job counselor training. All volunteer hours can be applied to service-learning requirements for schools, scouts, or other organizations.
Duties & Responsibilities
Certification and training in basic first aid and CPR will be provided
Assists with nature-related programs for the children in your group with a focus on environmental education and stewardship
Provides a safe and friendly experience for all children in the camp with a focus on fostering friendship and respect for each other and the environment
Knows where each child is in your group at all times during the day
Notifies the Junior Counselor/Lead Counselor immediately if there is a health problem or concern regarding a camper
Attends daily meetings
Facilitates and participates in daily camp activities with the campers
Helps campers who are having problems fitting into the group
Maintains an appropriate public profile that supports and promotes volunteer participation, the Cibolo Center for Conservation, and its mission.
Performs other duties as requested by Junior Counselors/Lead Counselors.
Exhibits leadership, high energy, and the spirit of camp for all campers and other CITs to follow
Be present and on time to camp during the committed work week and always be willing to ask questions and learn how to be the best you can be
QUALIFICATIONS
You must be ages 13-16 years old
Enjoy working with children ages 5-12 years of age
Have a general love of nature.
Have a willingness to work as a team, follow directions and learn as you go
Reliable transportation is required
To Apply:
Complete the application and email it to our camp director.