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Are you interested in spending a summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you love working with clay? Do you like sharing your passion for potting with others? Then The Taylor Statten Camps is the place for you!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Dance Instructor

Camp: Wapomeo

We are currently seeking one (1) Dance Instructor.

Job description:

• - Plans, organizes, implements and instructs program session for Dance programs for a variety of ages.
• - Prepares lesson plans based on program curriculum prior to the start of the program session.
• - Ensures that the supplies and equipment are cleaned and stored away at the end of the class.
• - Encourage and motivate the campers to learn and improve their dance abilities.
• - Implement games and other activities into the class to combine dance in order to keep things exciting and keep the kids involved and interested.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Drama Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Drama Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

This is mainly a Drama Instructor position, but it inevitably involves lots of music and dancing! We’re talking about ice-breaking games, improvisation, show nights, skit nights, and monthly plays like the Wap Review in July and The Final Play in August. You must be encouraging and it helps to be spontaneous, creative and inventive in this job. Applicants must hold current First Aid and CPR certifications.

• - Plans, organizes, implements and instructs program session for drama programs for a variety of ages.
• - Prepares lesson plans based on program curriculum prior to the start of the program session.
• - Ensures that the supplies and equipment are cleaned and stored away at the end of the class.
• - Encourage and motivate the campers to learn and improve their dance abilities.
• - Implement games and other activities into the class to combine drama in order to keep things exciting and keep the kids involved and interested.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada\'s oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Ecology & Camp Craft Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Ecology & Camp Craft Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

Camp Craft is the bridge between our in-camp program and out of camp canoe tripping. The focus is on bush craft skills such as orienteering, map reading, fire starting, fire by friction, and plant/wildlife identification. Whoever heads-up Camp Craft needs to be creative, flexible and have a lot of initiative.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Valid Ontario Fishing Licence

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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NOTE: All interested applicants must fill out a staff application via our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply.

Job Title: Hockey Instructor
Reports To: Hockey Director/Head Hockey Instructor
Number of Positions Available: 7

Hockey Instructors at HOC teach either two or three camper group sessions a day. A group session consists of two hours of high-intensity hockey training daily. Instructors are on the ice either 4-6 hours a day. Instructors are required to follow a comprehensive teaching outline, to ensure that all required hockey skills are taught during the course of the week.

Instructors will evaluate and provide detailed, thoughtful skills evaluations for each camper at the end of each week. Instructors are responsible for teaching campers the safety requirements of each program ensuring that all participants use equipment properly and follow safety standards. This includes providing care to our campers that reflects the standards and guidelines of HOC\'s Child Care Practices. Each instructor is responsible for their program area and maintaining equipment in good order for the next program period.

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Arts & Crafts Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Arts & Crafts Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

Arts and Crafts can range from bracelet making to tie-dye to wood working to set construction for skit nights, The Wap Review theatrical performance, and Final Play at the end of August. Whoever heads-up Arts and Crafts needs to be creative, flexible and have a lot of initiative. Current First Aid and CPR certifications are required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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All interested applicants must submit a staff application via our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: Goalie Instructor
Reports To: Hockey Director/Head Hockey Instructor
Number of Positions Available: 3

Goalie Instructors at HOC teach either two or three group sessions a day. A group session consists of two hours of high-intensity hockey training daily. Instructors are on the ice either 4-6 hours a day. Instructors are required to follow a comprehensive teaching outline, to ensure that all required goalie skills are taught during the course of the week. Instructors must show initiative by providing goalies with individual on-ice instruction when in a group setting.

Instructors will evaluate and provide a detailed, thoughtful skills evaluation for each camper at the end of each week. Instructors are responsible for teaching campers the safety requirements of each program ensuring that all participants use equipment properly and follow safety standards. This includes providing care to our campers that reflects the standards and guidelines of HOC\'s Child Care Practices. Each instructor is responsible for their program area and maintaining equipment in good order for the next program period.

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for archery? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

We are currently seeking one Archery Instructor for our upcoming summer season.

Archery Instructor

Camp: Ahmek 

We are currently seeking one (1) Archery Instructor.

Job description:

Archery Safety is the primary concern at the archery range, then accuracy. This activity head must have Level One Archery Instructors or 5 years’ experience in Archery and must be 19 years of age or older. The archery range is used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Archery Instructor lives at Ahmek.

• - Responsible for planning and teaching Archery classes for children ages 6 -16
• - Previous Archery experience an asset
• - Previous experience working with children an asset

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience. All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Babysitter

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Babysitters, one (1) for each camp.

Job description:

Babysitter: Watch over the Director/ Assistant Directors children. Accompany them to activities, know their whereabouts at all times during activities.

• - Organize play activities for the children and accompany them to activities.
• - Monitor children’s activities during rest periods and meals as told by parents.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Boat / Barge Driver

Camp: Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Boat/Barge Drivers.

Job description:

As Wapomeo is located on two islands transportation is a major part of our summer. We rely on boats and 30 or 40 foot long barges to move campers and staff between the islands and the mainland. The Boat/Barge driver must be punctual by nature. It also helps if you already know how to tie knots, dock boats, and work motors.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Pleasure Craft Operators License.
• - SVOP license*
• - MED A3*

*If you require assistance w/ attaining your SVOP license and MED A3, please indicate so on your application

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come to be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Dining Hall Supervisor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Dining Hall Supervisors, one (1) for each camp.

Job description:

The Dining Hall Supervisor will control the back kitchen making sure that while campers and staff are back there picking up their food, organization is maintained. Control the number of cabins in the back kitchen at one time. They will also be responsible for making sure everyone is reporting for duty on time, and that each assigned job has been done to perfection.

The Dining Hall supervisor will need to submit the total dining hall numbers, table numbers, and early breakfasts for each day of camp.

Example of Kitchen Duties:

• - General cleaning of Dish-room, Back Kitchen, and Dining Hall. This includes a thorough cleaning of all surfaces (serving trays, counter tops, shelves, etc.)
• - Management of food waste buckets/compost bags.
• - Equipment/utensil stock count/organizing.
• - Dining Hall tables set correctly for each meal.
• - Placing orders for cleaning supplies through the camp office.
• - Ringing the meal bells on time for each meal.
• - Make sure that the orders from the kitchen are picked up in a timely manner.
• - Assisting and managing the Dish-room/dishwashers.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Dishwasher

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking six (6) Dining Hall Supervisor, three (3) for each camp.

Job description:

• - Rinse all dishes, cups, and silverware then wash them with the use of an industrial dishwasher.
• - Put away dishes, cups, and silverware in their correct locations.
• - Sweep and mop dish room after every meal.
• - Take out the trash and compost after every meal.
• - Make sure the dish room area is kept clean. Straighten counter and clean after each meal.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Driver / Office Aid

Camp: Ahmek 

We are currently seeking two (2) Driver / Office Aid.

Job description:

Office Aid: the more you know about computers and networking, the better. It is also good for the Office Helper to enjoy filing and regaling in an office environment.

Driver: you will be asked to drive into Huntsville a few times a week for business-related reasons, and then whenever there is an emergency or an expected pick-up or drop-off situation. Sometimes, The Driver goes up to Temagami. The Driver needs to be licensed to drive in Ontario, and that license must be clear of any driving-related incidents. The driver needs to be able to drive well and safely under pressure.

• - Able to operate each vehicle that may be driven.
• - Coordinate diving schedule with office staff regarding town runs, evacuations.
• - Teach and monitor proper use of seat-belts, safe loading and unloading, proper behaviour in the vehicle, and other aspects of vehicle safety.
• - Clean and maintain vehicles.
• - Check vehicles before and after each trip for gas, oil, tire pressure, damage, etc.
• - Be familiar with any health problems of campers and staff that are transported.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Valid G-class Ontario Driver’s License
• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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All interested applicants must submit a staff application through our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: Program Instructor
Reports To: Program Director/Program Heads
Number of Positions Available: Mountain Biking (3), Outdoor Survival (1), Archery (1), Wall Climbing (1), Waterskiing (7), Adventure Sports (2), Water Sports (2), Paddle Sports (1)

Each camp program requires a qualified, trained and experienced instructor. Instructors provide program instruction, based on an outlined program curriculum and Community, Leadership, Accountability, and Performance, fundamental qualities. Standards are developed on skills-based progressions through an established awards system already in place at HOC. Instructors are expected to teach classes that are age appropriate, productive, and fun. This includes being prepared to teach in a variety of weather conditions (rainy day programs).  Evening instruction (2 days) of evening activities is an expectation of all Program Instructors. Program Instructors are required to maintain their program areas and equipment, ensuring adequate equipment supply and safety during daily program development time (PDT) each day (1 hr) as required. Every week instructors are also responsible for writing personal evaluations on each camper they teach during the week. As a part of the larger camp community activity instructors also expected to actively participate and provide supervision during All-Camp Activities throughout the week. This includes program periods that may not be outlined on daily schedules, such as meals, section activities, free swim, campfires, and others as assigned.

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for horses and the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Horseback Riding Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Horseback Riding Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

This position involves teaching horseback riding to Ahmek and Wapomeo campers at the stables which are over at Ahmek. A fair amount of the day is spent at Ahmek, as that’s where the horses are. The Riding Instructors also help out with barn up-keep. The stables are used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Horseback Riding Instructors live at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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All interested applicants must submit a staff application through our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: Program Support Instructor
Reports To: Program Director
Number of Positions Available: 1

The Program Support Instructor has a diverse yet important role in our camp environment. The Program Support Instructor works as an additional water qualified person, to provide extra supervision and assistance in various camp areas but not limited to; waterfront programming, camp programming, the Reach program, program maintenance, and Staff Development Programming.  In regards to any waterfront assistance, the Program Support Instructor will be responsible for working alongside the Head of Water Front to ensure the safe and secure operation of HOC’s Waterfront. Together, they will provide assistance with daily lifeguarded free swims, daily swimming lessons for the South River-Machar (SRM) Day Camp Program, and instruct and supervise HOC\'s LIT and CIT instructional swim periods. When required, the Program Support Instructor will work as both a land and/or water activity instructor as well. 

Instructors provide program instruction, based on an outlined program curriculum and Community, Leadership, Accountability, and Performance, fundamental qualities. Standards are developed on skills-based progressions through an established awards system already in place at HOC. Instructors are expected to teach classes that are age appropriate, productive, and fun. This includes being prepared to teach in a variety of weather conditions (rainy day programs).  Evening instruction (2 days) of evening activities is an expectation of all Activity Instructors. Activity Instructors are required to maintain their program areas and equipment, ensuring adequate equipment supply and safety during daily program development time (PDT) each day (1 hr) as required. Every week instructors are also responsible for writing personal evaluations on each camper they teach during the week. As a part of the larger camp community activity instructors also expected to actively participate and provide supervision during All-Camp Activities throughout the week. This includes program periods that may not be outlined on daily schedules, such as meals, section activities, free swim, campfires, and others as assigned.   

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Field Sports Instructor

Camp: Ahmek

We are currently seeking one (1) Field Sports Instructors.

Job description:

The Field Games Instructor is responsible for organizing various field games such as soccer, baseball, dodge-ball, basketball, as well as other games that require a large open space. You will be expected to manage, with the help of counselors, groups of campers ranging from 14 – 30 people at any given time. This job requires that you have high energy, a lot of creativity, excellent communication skills, are good at motivating people, comfortable working outdoors for extended periods of time, and are comfortable managing large groups. It is also very important to note that camper safety will be your number one priority. The sports facilities are used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Field Sports Instructor lives at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Head of Canoeing

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo 

We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Canoeing, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

The Head of Canoeing teaches canoeing lessons and facilitates the running of the canoeing program with the counselors. This person reports to the Program Director and is responsible for the development, safety, delivery and supervision of the Canoe program. They also take care of our fleet of cedar-canvas and Kevlar canoes.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Current Bronze Cross
• - Current First Aid and CPR “C”
• - Boating license
• - Relevant canoeing experience
• - At least one summer of experience working in a canoeing environment.
• - Demonstrated competencies in canoe skill delivery such as, facilitation, program planning, safety management and rescue
• - Experience leading other staff in the delivery of a canoeing program

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team.

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers use our extensive High Ropes course and The Climbing Wall located at Ahmek.  Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Head of High Ropes

Camp: Ahmek

We are currently seeking one (1) Head of High Ropes.

Job description:

• - Participated in a professional instructors training course for challenge ropes course adventure programming, or have equivalent on-the-job training.
• - At least one summer of experience working in a challenge ropes course adventure program with youth.
• - Demonstrated competencies in challenge ropes course skills such as technical, facilitation, program planning, safety management and rescue.
• - The high ropes course is used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Head of High Ropes lives at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Challenge Course Practitioner Level II or equivalent training and certification.

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team.

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers use our extensive High Ropes course and The Climbing Wall located at Ahmek.  Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

High Ropes Instructor

Camp: Ahmek

We are currently seeking two (2) High Ropes Instructors.

Job description:

• - Participated in a professional instructors training course for challenge ropes course adventure programming, or have equivalent on-the-job training.
• - At least one summer of experience working in a challenge ropes course adventure program with youth.
• - Demonstrated competencies in challenge ropes course skills such as technical, facilitation, program planning, safety management and rescue.
• - The high ropes course is used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the High Ropes Instructors live at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Challenge Course Practitioner Level II or equivalent training and certification.

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Head of Horseback Riding

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Horseback Riding, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

The Heads of English Horseback Riding is in charge of the Ahmek and Wapomeo Riding Programs. This includes being responsible for the well-being of three assistant English riding instructors, and two stable hands. Being responsible for the well-being of roughly eighteen horses; which includes the overseeing of their feeding program and general care. A thorough understanding of instructional technique and equine health is a must. The Head of Riding will have a minimum of 5 years’ experience instructing and be 21 years of age or older. The stables are used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Head of Horseback Riding Instructors live at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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All interested applicants must submit a staff application through our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: Program Instructor
Reports To: Program Director/Program Heads
Number of Positions Available: Mountain Biking (3), Outdoor Survival (1), Archery (1), Wall Climbing (1), Waterskiing (7), Adventure Sports (2), Water Sports (2), Paddle Sports (1)

Each camp program requires a qualified, trained and experienced instructor. Instructors provide program instruction, based on an outlined program curriculum and Community, Leadership, Accountability, and Performance, fundamental qualities. Standards are developed on skills-based progressions through an established awards system already in place at HOC. Instructors are expected to teach classes that are age appropriate, productive, and fun. This includes being prepared to teach in a variety of weather conditions (rainy day programs).  Evening instruction (2 days) of evening activities is an expectation of all Program Instructors. Program Instructors are required to maintain their program areas and equipment, ensuring adequate equipment supply and safety during daily program development time (PDT) each day (1 hr) as required. Every week instructors are also responsible for writing personal evaluations on each camper they teach during the week. As a part of the larger camp community activity instructors also expected to actively participate and provide supervision during All-Camp Activities throughout the week. This includes program periods that may not be outlined on daily schedules, such as meals, section activities, free swim, campfires, and others as assigned.

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada\'s oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Counsellor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo 

Job description:

• - Attend and actively participate in staff training.
• - Ensure appropriate health and well-being of assigned campers.
• - Supervise all assigned aspects of the campers’ day including cabin clean-up, meal times, rest hour, evening activities, and after-hours duty as assigned.
• - Set a good example for campers and others in all areas of camp life including but not limited to cleanliness, punctuality, sportsmanship, etc.
• - Encourage respect for personal property, camp equipment, and facilities.
• - Understand and adhere to all of the Taylor Statten Camps Policies and Procedures.
• - Manage personal time off in accordance with camp policies.
• - Maintain good public relations with campers’ parents through Parent Letters.
• - Submit all required paperwork on time.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Bronze Cross or Equivalent & CPR \"B\"
• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent
• - Wilderness First Aid

All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities

Dates of employment: June 22 – August 22, 2019

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

All interested applicants must submit a staff application through our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: S.R.M. Day Camp Swim Instructor
Reports To: Program Director/Day Camp Head
Number of Positions Available: 2

South River-Machar (SRM) Day Camp Swim Instructors work throughout the day directly with local children who are bussed to camp. SRM Day Camp programming begins at 9:30 am and ends at 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday. Instructors are hired to create and execute day camp specific daily and special programming. Swim Instructors are hired specifically to instruct swimming lessons as part of the Red Cross Swimming Program. Campers are grouped into two groups, Junior and Senior, and each group participates in daily swimming lessons. Additional Day Camp Programming may include arts and crafts, overnight camping, theme/special days, low organizational games, land sports and water activities. However, Day Camp Instructors also work with HOC campers throughout the week during evening programs. 

Instructors provide program instruction, based on an outlined program curriculum and Community, Leadership, Accountability, and Performance, fundamental qualities. Standards are developed on skills-based progressions through an established awards system already in place at HOC. Instructors are expected to teach classes that are age appropriate, productive, and fun. This includes being prepared to teach in a variety of weather conditions (rainy day programs).  Evening instruction (2 days) of evening activities is an expectation of all Activity Instructors. Activity Instructors are required to maintain their program areas and equipment, ensuring adequate equipment supply and safety during daily program development time (PDT) each day (1 hr) as required. Every week instructors are also responsible for completing swimming evaluations on each camper they teach during the week. As a part of the larger camp community activity instructors also expected to actively participate and provide supervision during All-Camp Activities throughout the week. This includes program periods that may not be outlined on daily schedules, such as meals, section activities, free swim, campfires, and others as assigned.

Content:

All interested applicants must submit a staff application through our staff application portal:

https://hockeyopportunitycamp.campmanagement.com/apply

Job Title: Personal Support Counsellor
Reports To: Section Head/Counselling Director
Number of Positions Available: 2

The Personal Support Counsellor (PSC) is hired to help provide an unforgettable camp experience for campers who require 1:1 supervision. These campers come recommended through Reach for the Rainbow (Reach), an organization dedicated to the inclusion of all youth in summer camp environments.

The PSC should have an interest or experience in working with special needs youth as he/she will be responsible for ensuring a safe and positive camp experience for the assigned camper. Counsellors are the staff members who work most closely with our campers and supervise them in all aspects of camp. Being a Counsellor in any regard requires many different personal and professional skills. Working 1:1 with a camper requires even more patience, responsibility, and discipline skills. This position is detail-oriented in regards to the health, safety, parenting, basic personal care needs and integration of the camper.To maintain a high standard of care, the PSC is also responsible for teaching and enforcing the HOC Principles of Respect to their campers, including safety expectations of camp and general activities. Ensuring that both campers and staff in the section follow proper equipment use and safety regulations is an important part of working at HOC.

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada\'s oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Woodworking Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Woodworking Instructor, one (1) at each camp..

Job description:

As the Woodworking instructor, it is your duty to educate campers with basic woodworking skills by teaching them how to use beginner tools. In my experience taking courses within wood shops, usually an entire class is allotted to the discussion of safety and how to operate tools or machinery. However, with some campers staying as little as 4 days (5-6 year old TOCOs), it is important to have easy projects that involve woodworking and are achievable in a short duration of time (sometimes as little as 30 minutes). It is your responsibility to prep materials, and to woodwork 9-5 with children, ensuring a safe environment.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 17 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Are you currently enrolled in a nursing program? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. 

Health Care Assistant

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking four (4) Health Care Assistants, two (2) for each camp.

Job description:

Working hand-in-hand with the Camp Doctor, the Camp Health Care Assistant is responsible for the day to day operation of the Camp Infirmary.  The camps are a busy place during the summer and Health Care Assistants can expect to see a wide variety of cases.

We are looking for two Health Care Assistants to work with the camp doctor and to run the infirmary at Wapomeo, and two Health Care Assistants to work with the camp doctor and run the infirmary at Ahmek.

Nursing students are welcome. 3^rd and 4^th year RN students are preferred, but PRN students are also welcome to apply.

You should have experience working with children and adolescents and preferably have past camp experience. You are responsible for the health and wellness of the camp and staff.

• - Ensure each staff member and camper has on file a health history form, as required.
• - Conduct health screening for campers when they arrive to camp and when they return from canoe trip.
• - Conduct inventory of supplies and report to the Camp Doctor when supplies need to be ordered.
• - Monitor health of all staff and campers and administer medications and first- aid when appropriate.
• - Establish and follow appropriate medical routines including record keeping in the daily medical log, disposal of medical waste, and managing and safeguarding medications.
• - Check and issue first- aid kits.
• - Keep incident and accident reports on file.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - AED Certified

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Nightwatch

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Nightwatch, one (1) for each camp.

Job description:

As Night Watch, your principle duty is to safeguard the campers and the camp site from midnight until 7:00 am. This includes making rounds and investigating nightly activity.

• - Ensure the safety of campers and the camp during the evening hours.
• - Provide support and aid to any campers, who have fallen out of their beds, are homesick, sleep walk, wet the bed, etc.
• - Complete two thorough rounds to ensure all campers are present in their cabins.
• - Ensure staff members that are signed out have returned from time off.
• - Sweep the Dining Hall thoroughly each night in between your two rounds.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Pleasure Craft Operators License (if employed at Wapomeo) is required.

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Receptionist / Storehouse Coordinator

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking four (4) Receptionist / Storehouse Coordinator, two (2) for each camp.

Job description:

Office hours at camp run from 8 in the morning until 8 at night. There are two receptionists at Wapomeo, and two receptionists at Ahmek. Each receptionist works a half-day (8am to 2pm and 2pm to 8pm), and cover for the other’s meals. The receptionist is primarily responsible for answering the telephone, recording and passing along messages, sorting the mail and camper e-mail, helping to organize Visitor’s Days, and for keeping order in the office (physical and social).

• - Answer phones and take clear, detailed messages.
• - Provide parents with responses to Frequently Asked Questions (Pick up/ Drop off times, mailing address, Visitor’s Day, etc.)
• - Keep office and surrounding area clean and neat.
• - Sort incoming camp mail and prepare outgoing mail.
• - Coordinate work coming into and out of the office (Parent Letters, Bus Tags, E-mails, etc.)
• - Be familiar and follow through with camp policies regarding camper and staff phone calls and messages.
• - Pack all office materials and supplies at the end of the season.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Storehouse: For a few hours a day, when not on receptionist duty. This involves keeping a current inventory of all camp supplies stored in the storehouse and this also involves informing the Logistics Coordinator when supplies need to be replenished.

• - Keep a thorough inventory of all items coming into and going out of the Store House.
• - Maintain a tidy and organized work environment.
• - Coordinate with the Logistics Coordinator when items in the Store House are running low.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Tuck Shop Coordinator

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking one (1) Tuck Shop Coordinator for both camps.

Job description:

Tuck Shop: This person runs the Tuck Shop, keeping regular store hours after meals, and keeping a running inventory. It is also your responsibility to input camper and staff purchases into the camp system. You will work closely with the Logistics Coordinator in the camp office. Computer skills are an asset. This person is organized, motivated and enjoys working in merchandising.

• - Keep a thorough inventory of all items in the Tuck Shop – split into July and August items.
• - Ensure merchandise is folded neatly and on display with prices for campers and staff to see.
• - Keep detailed records of the campers and staff who have purchased items from the Tuck Shop.
• - (Campers Tuck Bills) Import into Camp Brain, (Staff Tuck Bills) Give to Personnel Administrator.
• - Coordinate with the Logistics coordinator when items in the Tuck Shop are running low.
• - These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Canoe Trip Guide 

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

Job description:

The canoe trip guides are often on the go at camp, in and out on flat-water canoe trips all summer long. Guides average between 30 and 40 days on the water each summer. Guides work with counsellors and C.I.T.s to provide a safe, challenging, and memorable experience. Strong canoe tripping skills and a knack for building and maintaining a positive group dynamic are a must. A current Bronze Cross and Wilderness First Aid are required as well as previous tripping experience.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Bronze Cross or Equivalent & CPR \"B\"
• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent
• - Wilderness First Aid

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Stablehand

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Stablehands, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

Stablehands are responsible for the upkeep and cleanliness of the horses, stables and general barn area. The stables are used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Stablehands live at Ahmek as well.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Head of Sailing

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Sailing, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

The Head of Sailing organizes sailing lessons and is also available when campers and staff choose to go sailing in their free time. The Head of Sailing must be comfortable rigging, operating, and instructing with JY 15s and Laser IIs in various intensities of wind. The Head of Sailing at Wapomeo and Ahmek collaborate to organize and run the Roper Dayment Sailing Race in July and The Wilson in August. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”
• - Pleasure Craft Operator’s License
• - Bronze Cross or Equivalent
• - CANSail 4 Certification

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

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Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for aquatics? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. We run the Royal Lifesaving Society Awards program. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Head of Waterfront

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Waterfront, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

Waterfront Staff must have the following minimum qualifications (or be willing to achieve them before the start of the summer):

• - At least one summer of experience working in a waterfront or community pool environment.
• - Demonstrated competencies in aquatic skill delivery such as, facilitation, program planning, safety management and rescue.
• - Experience leading other staff in the delivery of an aquatics program.
• - Current Certifications in National Lifeguard Service (NLS), Life Saving Society Instructors certification, Emergency First Aid and CPR “B”, Pleasure Craft Operators License .
• - Examiner qualifications.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Bronze Cross & Medallion Examiner
• - Emergency First Aid and CPR “B”
• - Royal Life Saving Instructor/NLS
• - Pleasure Craft Operator’s License

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for aquatics? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. We run the Royal Lifesaving Society Awards program. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Assistant Head of Waterfront

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Assistant Waterfront, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for aquatics? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada\'s oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. We run the Royal Lifesaving Society Awards program. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Waterfront Staff must have the following minimum qualifications (or be willing to achieve them before the start of the summer):

• - At least one summer of experience working in a waterfront or community pool environment.
• - Demonstrated competencies in aquatic skill delivery such as, facilitation, program planning, safety management and rescue.
• - Experience leading other staff in the delivery of an aquatics program.
• - Current Certifications in National Lifeguard Service (NLS), Life Saving Society Instructors certification, Emergency First Aid and CPR “B”, Pleasure Craft Operators License.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid and CPR “B”
• - Royal Life Saving Instructor/NLS
• - Pleasure Craft Operator’s License

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Music Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Music Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

• - Plans, organizes, implements and instructs program session for Music programs for a variety of ages.
• - Prepares lesson plans based on program curriculum prior to the start of the program session.
• - Ensures that the supplies and equipment are cleaned and stored away at the end of the class.
• - Encourage and motivate the campers to learn and improve their musical abilities.
• - Implement games and other activities into the class to combine music in order to keep things exciting and keep the kids involved and interested.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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Camp Katonim, near Keswick, Ontario, is looking to employ energetic and enthusiastic staff who enjoy working with children between the ages of 4 and 16.

Staff need to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply, and should have Bronze Cross.

The camp is located in a beautiful country setting, 50 minutes from Toronto, on the shores of Lake Simcoe. It is a day camp for campers, while staff resides in dorms from Sunday night through to Friday afternoon. The camp is closed on the weekend.

If you want a valuable, enriching summer job experience and a chance to develop leadership skills in a supportive setting, then please check our website (campkatonim.com) and look under employment for an application form.

Camp Katonim is currently looking for specialists in sailing, swimming and kayak. For more information contact: director@campkatonim.com.

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for canoeing? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Counsellor in Training – CIT

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

Job description:

Counsellors In Training (C.I.T.’s) must be 17 years old by the end of the calendar year. C.I.T.s must be keen to learn the art of being a camp counsellor, guide, and/or an activity head. Cabin C.I.T.s shadow counsellors and are assigned to a cabin group. You’ll be working with campers between the ages of 7 and 12. C.I.T.s with an interest in a particular program may spend a month shadowing the Activity Head of their choice. C.I.T.s at both camps also have the opportunity to help lead canoe trips. Paddling and canoeing tripping experience is an asset. A current Bronze Cross is required for this position as well as Emergency First Aid and CPR. C.I.Ts will have the opportunity to take a Wilderness First Aid course during pre-camp if desired.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Bronze Cross or Equivalent & CPR \"B\"
• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent

CIT spend the full two months at camp and earn an honorarium of $300. All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 22 - August 22, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada\'s oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Tennis Instructor

Camp: Ahmek 

We are currently seeking one (1) Tennis Instructor.

Job description:

The tennis instructor must be adept at the game of tennis. The tennis instructor must be able to deliver instruction on a) the rules of the game, b) specific skills and drills, and c) proper etiquette on the court. The tennis courts are used by both Ahmek and Wapomeo campers, although the site for this program is at Ahmek and the Tennis Instructor lives at Ahmek.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

Content:

Are you interested in spending your summer on a lake in Algonquin Park? Do you have a passion for the outdoors? If so, then you should come be a part of the Taylor Statten Camps staff team!

The Taylor Statten Camps are Canada's oldest fourth generational family-run traditional summer camp. We are located on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. The camp is made up of Camp Wapomeo for Girls and Camp Ahmek for Boys. Our camper’s age varies from 6 – 16.

Yoga Instructor

Camp: Ahmek & Wapomeo

We are currently seeking two (2) Yoga Instructors, one (1) at each camp.

Job description:

There are several beautiful places to practice yoga around camp and we’re looking for an instructor. Balance, relaxation and breath control are big components of our canoe trips and having the ability to work on these skills during Yoga yields excellent results. This person should be comfortable teaching a wide age range (7-16) and able to target lessons for each group. Yoga mats are provided and the location for instructing is very versatile.

Qualifications/Job Requirements:

• - Emergency First Aid or Equivalent and CPR “B”

Compensation varies depending on the position and experience.  All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.

Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019, inclusive

Interested candidates are encouraged to use the online application process found at www.taylorstattencamps.com

Or contact us at the Toronto Office: 416 486 6959

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OCA Job Postings 2019 / CAMP  COOKS – CAMP PATHFINDER
Camp Pathfinder in Algonquin Park seeks a camp chef and camp cooks,
as well as kitchen assistants for the 2019 camp season.

Camp Cooks
The Pathfinder Camp Cooks report to the Camp chef and provides daily meal and baking service.
Up to two positions may be available.

Duties:

• - Assist the Camp Chef in daily meal production
• - Responsible for conducting or overseeing daily baking production.
• - Assist the Camp Chef in management of the day to day kitchen operation.
• - Manage the kitchen staff and the meal service in the absence of the Camp Chef.
• - Maintain excellent health and hygiene practices, and adhere to the camp\'s kitchen work policies.
• - Ensure that special diet meals are prepared for campers, staff and visitors with special needs.
• - Ensure the camp minimizes food waste, and complies with County, Pathfinder and Algonquin Park practices for food and waste handling and cleanliness.

Skills / Experience:

• - Minimum 2 years’ experience in comparable setting required.
• - Prior experience preferred in a children\'s summer camp kitchen/food service.
• - Secondary School completion required.

• - Culinary education qualifications or certification required

• - Cooking/baking skills for large groups.
• - Excellent teamwork skills.

• - Cuisine specialties: Canadian, Italian, Mexican, Vegetarian, special diets, etc.
• - Number of positions: 1 – 2. One position may commence earlier due to camp opening date and small group food service in advance of the main season.
• - Seasonal/Full Time/Residential.
• - Day/Evening/Night, Weekday/Weekend.
• - $800 – 900 cn per week, per experience, duration may be up to 23 weeks between
  May 1 – October 15, 2019, based on 40-44 hour week, with 5 days on 2 days off.
  Room & board and medical coverage provided.
• - Performance bonus per contract completion / overall camp financial performance.
• - A cover letter, resume, references, personal interview, and criminal background check is required for the successful candidate.

Employer: Camp Pathfinder
Location: Algonquin Park, Huntsville, Ontario
Contact: Mike Sladden, director / 585-249-0716
Email: mike@camppathfinder.com
www.camppathfinder.com

Content:

Camp Katonim, near Keswick, Ontario, is looking to employ energetic and enthusiastic staff who enjoy working with children between the ages of 4 and 16.

Staff need to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019 to apply. Experience planning daily dance activities for all ages and preparing a children’s dance production definite assets.

The camp is located in a beautiful country setting, 50 minutes from Toronto, on the shores of Lake Simcoe. It is a day camp for campers, while staff reside in dorms from Sunday night through to Friday afternoon. The camp is closed on the weekend.

If you want a valuable, enriching summer job experience and a chance to develop leadership skills in a supportive setting, then please check our website (campkatonim.com) and look under employment for an application form.

For more information contact: director@campkatonim.com.

Content:

OCA Job Postings 2019 / CAMP ASSISTANT COOKS – CAMP PATHFINDER
Camp Pathfinder in Algonquin Park seeks a camp chef and camp cooks,
as well as kitchen assistants for the 2019 camp season.

Assistant Camp Cooks
The Pathfinder Camp assistant cooks report to the Camp Chef and assist with daily meal and baking service. The position also handles dishwashing, storage of inventory, and stewardship of the dining room. Up to two positions may be available.

Duties:

• - The camp assistant cook reports to the camp chef
• - Assists with preparation of daily meals for all camp food service
• - Food preparation, maintain kitchen hygiene, manage food storage
• - The assistant cook is able to independently prepare some basic camp meals
• - Dishwashing and dining room set-up duties
• - Work positively with the kitchen staff as a team
• - Some baking experience preferred.

Skills and Experience:

• - 2 years’ comparable experience in a commercial production kitchen setting.
• - Excellent team work skills.
• - Seasonal/Full Time/Residential
• - Number of positions: up to 2
• - Day/Evening/Night, Weekday/Weekend.
• - $550 - $650 cn per week, duration approximately 10 weeks in June, July, August 2019, based on a 40-hour week, with 5 days on 2 days off.
  Room & board and medical coverage provided.
• - Performance bonus per contract completion / overall camp financial performance.
• - A cover letter, resume, references, personal interview, and criminal background check is required for the successful candidate.

Employer: Camp Pathfinder
Location: Algonquin Park, Huntsville, Ontario
Contact: Mike Sladden, director / 585-249-0716
Email: mike@camppathfinder.com
www.camppathfinder.com

Content:

All Summer Senior Staff Positions

Applications accepted until December 17th; Interviews (Dec27-29, 2018)

Red Pine Camp ~ Golden Lake Ontario

Red Pine requires 13 senior leaders aged 19 or over who possess;  a strong personality, character, stability and warmth to help oversee operations, model Red Pine values and act as supervisors, mentors and role models to a our junior staff of 55 teenagers, aged 16 and 17.

Being a member of the staff at Red Pine Camp, is far more than a job for the summer… it’s an unforgettable experience in beautiful surroundings. As well, it is an opportunity to reach your full potential as you help others achieve theirs.

If you feel you are qualified for any of the positions listed below, please send your resume along with a covering letter and two (2) written references in care of the Business Manager at the Ottawa office.   

Applications will be accepted until December 17, 2018 by e-mail only as a WORD.docx or PDF at redpine@redpinecamp.org  or as a hard copy mailed to Red Pine Camp 1132 – 2720 Queensview Drive Ottawa, K2B 1A5.  Applications received prior to this deadline are most appreciated! 

More detailed Job Descriptions can be found through links on our website -   http://redpinecamp.org/work-at-camp/senior-staff-2/ 

Red Pine is committed to creating an inclusive environment that accommodates all individuals, including those with disabilities. We support the goals of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Acts (AODA) and have established policies, procedures and practices which adhere to the accessibility standards set out in the AODA. Should you require any accommodation throughout the application process please do not hesitate to contact the camp office.

**NOTE Senior Staff Qualification Requirements are:  

• - Waterfront Seniors are required to possess a current National Lifeguard certificate valid through the summer
• - All successful candidates must possess a current Standard First Aid Certificate before the start of camp valid through the summer

Red Pine Camp Senior Staff

Members of the Senior Staff report directly to the Camp Directors and oversee the delivery of camp programs, leadership of Junior Staff and camp operations related to their specific departments.

Our senior staff position requirements:

The Crafts Senior would be a person who is creative and must have good organizational and communication skills.  The craft senior should be able to manage inventory and have had prior cash experience.  It would be an asset if this person has had varied crafting and instructional experiences.  This role also provides support to the Dining Hall Seniors.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Dining Hall Host must have good organizational, communication, customer service and leadership skills.  It would be an asset if this person has experience in the service industry.  Dining Hall Host must be able to provide direction to a large team of people.  Prior experience with WHMIS practices an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Dining Hall Dishwashing senior must have good organizational, communication, customer service and leadership skills and also possess a detailed nature toward health and safety of campers and staff.  This person must be able to support a large team of people and provide direction.  Prior experience with WHMIS practices an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Family Program senior must have good organizational, communication, customer service skills.  This person must be able to work with camper volunteers to deliver fun activities to campers, or develop a theme and programs for a week to entertain campers of all ages.  Prior experience with programming, tournament organization and program delivery an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Junior Program – Ropes & Folklore senior must have good organizational, communication, customer service and leadership skills.  The Junior Program senior must be able to work with a large team of people and provide direction to deliver programs to children.  Prior experience with a low ropes course, programming children’s activities and leading trust/initiative activities an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Junior Program – Tuck senior must have good organizational, communication, customer service and leadership skills.  The Junior Program senior must be able to work with a large team of people and provide direction to deliver programs to children.  The Junior Program – Tuck senior should also have prior experience with a cash register, programming children’s activities and a detailed nature toward the organization.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Leader In Training (LIT) senior must have good leadership, organizational and communication skills.  The LIT senior must be able to work with an ever-changing group of teens and provide leadership training and theory sessions.  Prior experience in a Leadership role, teaching initiative/trust activities and scheduling an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Office Senior must have a good understanding of computer programs especially Word and Excel.   This person requires good organizational, customer service and telephone skills, and it would be an asset if this person has had cash register, retail, inventory and record keeping experience.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Property senior must possess good customer service skills and a detailed nature toward health and safety of campers and staff.  The Property senior must be able to work with and motivate a small team to maintain and clean the full campgrounds and facilities to a high standard; and assist the Property Managers as required.  Experience with power tools and construction projects an asset.  Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Tuck Shop senior must have a good understanding of computer programs especially Word and Excel.   This person requires good organizational and customer service skills, and must be able to work with and motivate a small team to maintain the Tuck Shop and provide campers with a high level of customer service.  Prior retail, cash, inventory and record keeping experience highly recommended.   Requires a current Standard First Aid certificate prior to the start of camp.

The Waterfront Senior Team:  Life Guarding & Facilities ;  Swim Instruction ;  Sailing & Boats  :  must possess a detailed nature toward the safety of campers and staff.  The Waterfront team provide first aid services to the camp, therefore, a current National Lifeguard certificate is required to be valid through the full summer.  The Waterfront seniors must be able to work with two other senior partners, to motivate a large team to oversee the safety of the waterfront and swim lessons.  Prior experience managing a team, guarding a waterfront beach or pool, training a group, organizing/teaching swim sessions, repairing boats, teaching sailing and/or driving a motorboat a definite asset.

Smoking Policy:
Red Pine Camp has joined other summer camps in Ontario to ban smoking among all staff.

Content:

Camp Katonim, near Keswick, Ontario, is looking to employ energetic and enthusiastic staff who enjoy working with children between the ages of 4 and 16.

Staff needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply, and should have NLS/Red Cross Instructors qualifications.

The camp is located in a beautiful country setting, 50 minutes from Toronto, on the shores of Lake Simcoe. It is a day camp for campers, while staff resides in dorms from Sunday night through to Friday afternoon. The camp is closed on the weekend.

If you want a valuable, enriching summer job experience and a chance to develop leadership skills in a supportive setting, then please check our website (campkatonim.com) and look under employment for an application form.

Camp Katonim is currently looking for specialists in sailing, swimming and kayak. For more information contact: director@campkatonim.com.

Content:

Camp Katonim, near Keswick, Ontario, is looking to employ energetic and enthusiastic staff who enjoy working with children between the ages of 4 and 16.

Staff needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply, and should have Bronze Cross and Pleasure Craft Operator. Professional instruction a definite asset.

The camp is located in a beautiful country setting, 50 minutes from Toronto, on the shores of Lake Simcoe. It is a day camp for campers, while staff resides in dorms from Sunday night through to Friday afternoon. The camp is closed on the weekend.

If you want a valuable, enriching summer job experience and a chance to develop leadership skills in a supportive setting, then please check our website (campkatonim.com) and look under employment for an application form.

Camp Katonim is currently looking for specialists in sailing, swimming, and kayak. For more information contact: director@campkatonim.com.

Content:

OCA Job Postings 2019 / CAMP CHEF AND COOKS – CAMP PATHFINDER
Camp Pathfinder in Algonquin Park seeks a camp chef and camp cooks,
as well as kitchen assistants for the 2019 camp season.

Pathfinder Camp Chef
The Pathfinder Chef is in charge of the food service program, and directs the camp’s daily meal services and kitchen staff. The chef position requires prior experience in charge of a summer camp food service program.

Duties:

• - Head chef and lead cook, including special diets per needs of the population.
• - Responsible for the management of the day to day kitchen operation.
• - Supervise a team incl. cook, baker, assistants for daily meal service.
• - Responsible for purchasing and maintaining inventory for food and dry good items for food - service, both in-camp and for a canoe tripping program.
• - Responsible to monitor and control food costs within the annual budget determined with the Camp Director.
• - Create the camp menu in partnership with the Camp Director.
• - Work with Director and Tripping directors to sustain trip food program.
• - Ensure proper staffing for annual events.
• - Provide necessary follow through for rebates, incentives and discounts.
• - Create training program for advancing junior kitchen staff members.

• - Schedule work hours and time off, assign daily duties, maintain excellent health and hygiene practices and enforce worker safety policies and best practices.
  
  

Experience / Skills:

• - Prior experience in charge of a summer camp food service program or equivalent.
• - 3+ years’ experience lead-cooking in summer camp setting or specific equivalent.
• - Extensive knowledge of menu planning, food buying and inventory control.
• - Knowledge and experience with canoe trip food, menus, and outfitting.
• - Excellent communication and staff management skills.

• - Secondary School Completion required.
• - Culinary education qualifications or certification required
• - Cuisine specialties: Canadian, Italian, Mexican, Vegetarian, special diets, etc.
• - Seasonal/Full Time/Residential.
• - Day/Evening/Night, Weekday/Weekend.

Compensation:

• - $900 - $1,000cn per week, per experience, duration may be up to 23 weeks
  May 1 – October 15, 2019, based on 40 - 44 hour week - 5 days on, 2 days off.
  The season includes camp outdoor education programming in spring and autumn.
• - Room & board and medical coverage provided.
• - Performance bonus per contract completion / overall camp financial performance.
• - A cover letter, resume, references, personal interview, and criminal background check is required for the successful candidate.

Employer: Camp Pathfinder
Location: Algonquin Park, Huntsville, Ontario
Contact: Mike Sladden, director / 585-249-0716
Email: mike@camppathfinder.com
www.camppathfinder.com

Content:

RED PINE CAMP

SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR

APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL DECEMBER 5, 2018

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Summer Camp Director (CD) is responsible for the effective and efficient operation of Red Pine Camp during the camping season. Just as importantly the CD sets the tone for campers and staff alike - ensuring that the Red Pine values of child and youth development, participation, volunteerism, environmental protection, inter-generational recreation and positive, supportive relationships are visible, promoted and central to the life of Red Pine.

 A comprehensive manual, outlining all the daily duties and responsibilities for the CD is available for review in the Camp office.

The CD reports to the Chair of the Operating Committee and liaises with each member of the Operating Committee, primarily before the start of the camping season, about the operational vision for each department. 

The CD is supported by either an Assistant Camp Director or Co-Camp Director depending upon the qualifications of the successful candidates.   The CD is responsible for either delegating responsibilities or determining how to share them with the Assistant or Co-Camp Director, and for developing a schedule for sharing staff supervision.  The CD and Assistant Camp Director or Co- Camp Director oversee a team of 13 Senior Staff and 55 Junior Staff and works in collaboration with the camp’s three permanent employees: The Business Manager and two Property Managers

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

HUMAN RESOURCES

Goal:  To ensure that staff is providing excellent service to campers throughout the summer.

Objective 1:  To train, monitor and evaluate Senior and Junior Staff.

• - Plan all staff pre-camp orientation and training including organizing Senior and Junior pre-camp sessions
• - “Set the tone” for the summer which encompasses; a common customer service focus for all staff, a respectful and safe workplace and an adherence to the camp’s rules and operating procedures.
• - Promote the \"How may I help you?\" philosophy of optimum service by staff members to all campers.
• - Ensure that Senior Staff members conduct themselves in accordance with the standards established by the camp.
• - Provide advice to Senior Staff members on proper methods of supervision, staff management, problem-solving and enforcing the Rules of Conduct for Junior Staff.
• - Schedule Senior Staff to ensure a balanced workload between staff members.
• - Monitor Senior Staff performance on an on-going basis and provide timely feedback
• - Review and approve weekly Junior Staff work schedules as prepared by the Senior Staff to ensure that duties are being carried out in an effective and equitable manner.
• - Provide feedback to all staff during the weekly “change over” meeting on Saturday.
• - Conduct a mid-season and a final evaluation for each member of the Senior Staff.
• - Ensure that the Senior Staff complete a mid-season and final evaluation for each member of the Junior Staff.
• - Review and approve Junior Staff Evaluations.

Goal: To ensure that actions and/or decisions taken by the CD’s or Assistant are supportive of the Camp’s rules and operating procedures.

Objective 1: To perform a mid-summer and end of summer review of performance and operations with the Chair of the Operating Committee to ensure adherence to the Camp’s policies and procedures.

• - Review actions taken throughout the summer pertaining to the management of each department with the Chair of the Operating Committee.
• - Contribute to a summer’s end performance review with the Chair of the Operating Committee.

Objective 2:  To ensure a healthy and safe environment for the Junior Staff

• - Communicate, enforce, and provide discipline related to the Junior Staff Rules and Code of Conduct at all times.
• - As the guardian for the Junior Staff, counsel and advise individual staff members, as required.
• - Plan and organize Junior Staff functions in conjunction with the Senior Staff and cabin representatives, to establish a positive atmosphere and to maintain a high level of staff spirit and morale.
• - Liaise with parents and Senior Staff – in a timely manner - related to any incidents of illness or injury among the Junior Staff.
• - Inspect the Junior Staff cabins and design initiatives to ensure the cleanliness, tidiness and appropriate hygienic conditions of the buildings and personal belongings.
• - Ensure that Rules of Conduct for Junior Staff are adhered to through regular checks of the Junior cabins after curfew.
• - In concert with the volunteer medical staff, implement special cleaning and laundry schedules to combat illness.
• - Liaise with the Junior Staff cabin representatives, assist with the planning and execution of Junior Staff extra curricular activities and discuss Junior Staff concerns.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Goal:  To demonstrate a high level of leadership and promote the values of Red Pine Camp.

Objective 1:  To connect and communicate with campers.

Action Plan:

• - Serve as the enthusiastic and engaged face of Red Pine to all campers and staff
• - Greet and welcome campers on Saturday.
• - Communicate the “rules of conduct” to all campers and LITs on Saturday evening.
• - Encourage, identify and recognize the contributions made by volunteers.
• - Review, summarize and communicate with staff the feedback provided on Camper Comment Sheets to ensure that staff members respond quickly and effectively to valid concerns or recommendations for improvement
• - Refer policy comments/questions from the Camper Comment Sheets to the Operating Committee.
• - Coordinate the recognition of staff regarding positive feedback obtained from the Camper Comment Sheets.
• - Adhere to the Red Pine Camp Communication guidelines with regards to issues concerning Customer Service.

Objective 2:  To provide a safe environment for campers.

• - Review, revise, circulate and implement emergency safety and health procedures such as the Fire Emergency Plan, and the Waterfront Lost Person Drill and ensure that Campers and Staff are aware of these procedures.
• - Complete an ‘incident report’ in the event of a serious accident, injury or situation.
• - Work collaboratively with the office staff, property staff and Property Managers to ensure repairs are made to camp facilities in a timely fashion and that good lines of communication are maintained among all of the Red Pine stakeholders - shareholders, campers, staff, Board members, Committee members and staffs of agencies providing goods and services to the camp.
• - Liaise with the Volunteer Doctor and/or Nurse concerning the health of campers and staff, and ensure the availability of prompt and appropriate transportation to area hospitals as required for health concerns relating to Red Pine staff.

COMMUNICATION

Goal:  To ensure ongoing and effective communication.

• - Follow the guidelines set out in the Red Pine Camp Communications Guidelines
• - Liaise with the weekly Committee member on duty.
• - Promote good relations with the camp’s neighbours and ensure any issues that may arise are communicated according the Red Pine Camp Communications Guidelines

PROGRAMMING

Goal:  In collaboration with the Operating Committee, oversee the preparation and  implementation of all weekly program-related plans

• - Ensure programming is in accordance with the values of Red Pine Camp.
• - Meet with the Family Program Senior and Volunteer Family Programmer each week to review plans, provide guidance, and ensure adequate staff support is provided.
• - Ensure equipment and supplies inventories are maintained throughout the summer.
• - Ensure the promotion of all program-related activities.

OPERATIONAL REVIEW

Goal:  To provide comprehensive feedback on camp operations at the end of the camping season.

Objective 1:  To prepare and submit a Summer Camp Director’s Report

• - Prepare a written report at the end of the summer that includes:
  • - summaries of any major issues that occurred and the steps taken to address them;
  • - operational changes that were implemented and an assessment of how successful they were,
  • - recommendations on improvements for the following season.
  • - a summary report which identifies senior and junior staff suitability for future rehiring.
• - Meet with the Operating Committee for a post-season review covering all operational areas and an assessment of staff performance

Objective 2:  To ensure each member of the Senior Staff submits a year-end report

• - Review the year-end report format with each member of the Senior Staff
• - Review each year-end report prior to its submission.
• - Designate and monitor the deadline for submitting reports.

Content:

LEADERSHIP COORDINATOR

(Salaried Full-Time Contract – 12 months)

Starting Salary: $37,900
Effective: January 2019 (3 year grant funding)

Reports to: Outdoor Centre Director                       

Location: YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre, Schomberg, ON

Why work for our Y?

YMCA of Greater Toronto aspires to be a great work place through an environment that embraces diversity and social inclusion, valuing differences and supporting full participation by all employees.  The YMCA provides more than 6,000 employees with meaningful jobs and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals and the health of our communities.  The YMCA works to build healthy communities.  This is achieved through a shared culture and values.  We recognize the contributions of our staff through innovative practices, great benefits and growth opportunities.

Nature & Scope:

YMCA Camping and Outdoor Education offers outdoor experiences that foster personal growth and build community. After taking part in our programs, children and youth return home more confident, independent, and with new friendships. YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre is a 263-acre site that has two primary program focuses: summer camp programs and year-round outdoor education programs. 

The Leadership Coordinator will support the development and implementation of new and existing leadership programming during the summer and throughout the rest of the year. Programming will primarily be at YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre, but will also take place at offsite locations and satellite sites such as Toronto Island. This position will report to the Outdoor Centre Director. The Leadership Coordinator will aid in planning, training and delivery of the highest quality programs that align with the overall mission, vision and values of the YMCA and fulfil the obligations of the grant.

Responsibilities:

Strategic Partnerships: Develops internal and external partnerships that support the objective of impacting the lives of a diverse community of youth and assisting them in becoming meaningfully engaged in the community. Partnerships may include growth of day camp leadership programs, advancing Indigenous reconciliation with Indigenous partners, and developing new programming with the YMCA Academy, Newcomer Youth Leadership Development, organic farm, and other community programs.

Program Planning and Development:  Works with program areas on the expansion of current leadership programs and development of new programs that encourages the participation of diverse populations throughout the Greater Toronto Area.

Program Leadership:  Ensures the execution of high-quality programming that is aligned with YMCA initiatives, Ontario Physical & Health Education Association (OPHEA) Safety Guidelines and Ontario Camping Association (OCA) standards.

Planning and Administrative:  As an account holder, maintains the primary relationship with groups and liaises between internal departments such as Customer Service, Food Service and Maintenance to ensure consistent delivery of group needs.  Supports the Directors to achieve their programming and financial and objectives.

Staff Mentorship and Training:  Supports in the training, coaching, motivation and management of staff performance to achieve department objectives.

Volunteers: Encourages the growth of volunteer programs and supports the orientation, mentorship and supervision of volunteers.

Achieves assigned budget; Supports achieving the budget of the grant by assisting the Outdoor Centre Director.

Demonstrates appropriate behaviours in line with our Mission, Vision and Values as reflected in our YMCA competencies; takes a member-focused approach to increase their understanding of programs offered across the Association.  Represents the YMCA and the Association in a professional manner.

Understands the legal responsibilities and moral imperative to report suspected child abuse to Child Protection Services.

Understands the importance of the volunteer staff partnership and integrates the value of philanthropy and volunteerism in dealings with members, volunteers, donors and staff.

Other duties as assigned.

 Qualifications:

• - Post-secondary education in recreation, outdoor education, education, or related field
• - Minimum 2 years’ supervisory experience in outdoor education or camping
• - Certifications in ropes course management, standard first aid and CPR, National Lifeguard are an asset

• - Demonstrated leadership in providing superior customer service and ability to coach staff in techniques for building successful relationships
• - Previous experience providing leadership to staff and volunteers with successful outcomes

• - Well-developed interpersonal, and relationship building skills; ability to establish rapport and excellent communication with members, staff and volunteers
• - Excellent written communication skills
• - Commitment to working in a socially inclusive environment responding with sensitivity and personal awareness to the diverse needs of members including visible and non-visible dimensions of diversity
• - Flexibility to work days, evenings, weekends and holidays
• - Must have access to a vehicle. YMCA Cedar Glen is not accessible by public transit

• - The following position requires the following Association and Leadership Competencies: advanced competence in:  Effective Interpersonal Communication; being Member Focused; Relationship Building & Partnering; being Results Focused; Teamwork & Collaboration; Valuing Diversity & Social Inclusion; Building Community Relationships and Resources; People Management; Planning and Initiative; fundamental competence in: Ethics & Self- Management; Association Management and Stewardship; Cross Functional Integration; Leadership; Strategic Orientation and Change Management

Please send cover letter and résumé quoting job posting #682 by Friday, November 23, 2018 to:

 Gord Dunlop

Outdoor Centre Director

YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre

13300 11th Concession

Schomberg, ON  L0G 1T0

Email: gordon.dunlop@ymcagta.org  

F: 905-859-6750  

Job offers are contingent upon the successful completion of a Police Records Check. Within the first four months and every three years thereafter, a Vulnerable Police Records Check is required.

The YMCA of Greater Toronto values the diversity of people and communities and is committed to excellence and inclusion in our Association.

We are committed to an environment that is barrier free. If you require accommodation at any stage during the hiring process, please inform us in advance to arrange reasonable and appropriate accommodation.

 About the YMCA of Greater Toronto:

The YMCA of Greater Toronto is a dynamic charity offering opportunities for personal growth, community involvement and leadership. Our 2010-2020 strategic plans Strong Start Great Future calls upon our Association to invest in young people across their life stages to deliver on our vision of ensuring our communities will be home to the healthiest children, teens and young adults. This community health strategy includes a significant role for adults and older adults.

Mirroring the region’s diversity, the YMCA offers a variety of programs responding to the needs of the community, including employment and essential skills, education, newcomer programs, youth outreach and intervention, fitness, sports and aquatics, international programs, childcare and camps. 

When you support the YMCA of Greater Toronto’s Annual Giving, you help us ensure more children, youth and young adults have the chance to be healthy… and so much more. We believe that by providing our children with a strong start, they will have a great future. And, ultimately, strong, healthy children mean strong, healthy communities in the GTA for the years to come.  www.ymcagta.org

Content:

LEADERSHIP COORDINATOR

(Salaried Full-Time Contract – 12 months)

Starting Salary: $37,900
Effective: January 2019 (3 year grant funding)

Reports to: Outdoor Centre Director                       

Location: YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre, Schomberg, ON

Why work for our Y?

YMCA of Greater Toronto aspires to be a great work place through an environment that embraces diversity and social inclusion, valuing differences and supporting full participation by all employees.  The YMCA provides more than 6,000 employees with meaningful jobs and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals and the health of our communities.  The YMCA works to build healthy communities.  This is achieved through a shared culture and values.  We recognize the contributions of our staff through innovative practices, great benefits and growth opportunities.

Nature & Scope:

YMCA Camping and Outdoor Education offers outdoor experiences that foster personal growth and build community. After taking part in our programs, children and youth return home more confident, independent, and with new friendships. YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre is a 263 acre site that has two primary program focuses: summer camp programs and year-round outdoor education programs. 

The Leadership Coordinator will support the development and implementation of new and existing leadership programming during the summer and throughout the rest of the year. Programming will primarily be at YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre, but will also take place at offsite locations and satellite sites such as Toronto Island. This position will report to the Outdoor Centre Director. The Leadership Coordinator will aid in planning, training and delivery of the highest quality programs that align with the overall mission, vision and values of the YMCA and fulfil the obligations of the grant.

Responsibilities:

Strategic Partnerships: Develops internal and external partnerships that support the objective of impacting the lives of a diverse community of youth and assisting them in becoming meaningfully engaged in the community. Partnerships may include growth of day camp leadership programs, advancing Indigenous reconciliation with Indigenous partners, and developing new programming with the YMCA Academy, Newcomer Youth Leadership Development, organic farm, and other community programs.

Program Planning and Development:  Works with program areas on the expansion of current leadership programs and development of new programs that encourages the participation of diverse populations throughout the Greater Toronto Area.

Program Leadership:  Ensures the execution of high quality programming that is aligned with YMCA initiatives, Ontario Physical & Health Education Association (OPHEA) Safety Guidelines and Ontario Camping Association (OCA) standards.

Planning and Administrative:  As an account holder, maintains the primary relationship with groups and liaises between internal departments such as Customer Service, Food Service and Maintenance to ensure consistent delivery of group needs.  Supports the Directors to achieve their programming and financial and objectives.

Staff Mentorship and Training:  Supports in the training, coaching, motivation and management of staff performance to achieve department objectives.

Volunteers: Encourages the growth of volunteer programs and supports the orientation, mentorship and supervision of volunteers.

Achieves assigned budget; Supports achieving the budget of the grant by assisting the Outdoor Centre Director.

Demonstrates appropriate behaviours in line with our Mission, Vision and Values as reflected in our YMCA competencies; takes a member focused approach to increase their understanding of programs offered across the Association.  Represents the YMCA and the Association in a professional manner.

Understands the legal responsibilities and moral imperative to report suspected child abuse to Child Protection Services.

Understands the importance of the volunteer staff partnership and integrates the value of philanthropy and volunteerism in dealings with members, volunteers, donors and staff.

Other duties as assigned.

 Qualifications:

• - Post-secondary education in recreation, outdoor education, education, or related field
• - Minimum 2 years’ supervisory experience in outdoor education or camping
• - Certifications in ropes course management, standard first aid and CPR, National Lifeguard are an asset

• - Demonstrated leadership in providing superior customer service and ability to coach staff in techniques for building successful relationships
• - Previous experience providing leadership to staff and volunteers with successful outcomes

• - Well-developed interpersonal, and relationship building skills; ability to establish rapport and excellent communication with members, staff and volunteers
• - Excellent written communication skills
• - Commitment to working in a socially inclusive environment responding with sensitivity and personal awareness to the diverse needs of members including visible and non-visible dimensions of diversity
• - Flexibility to work days, evenings, weekends and holidays
• - Must have access to a vehicle. YMCA Cedar Glen is not accessible by public transit

• - The following position requires the following Association and Leadership Competencies: advanced competence in:  Effective Interpersonal Communication; being Member Focused; Relationship Building & Partnering; being Results Focused; Teamwork & Collaboration; Valuing Diversity & Social Inclusion; Building Community Relationships and Resources; People Management; Planning and Initiative; fundamental competence in: Ethics & Self- Management; Association Management and Stewardship; Cross Functional Integration; Leadership; Strategic Orientation and Change Management

 Please send cover letter and résumé quoting job posting #682 by Friday, November 23, 2018 to:

 Gord Dunlop

Outdoor Centre Director

YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre

13300 11th Concession

Schomberg, ON  L0G 1T0

Email: gordon.dunlop@ymcagta.org  

F: 905-859-6750  

Job offers are contingent upon the successful completion of a Police Records Check. Within the first four months and every three years thereafter, a Vulnerable Police Records Check is required.

The YMCA of Greater Toronto values the diversity of people and communities and is committed to excellence and inclusion in our Association.

We are committed to an environment that is barrier free. If you require accommodation at any stage during the hiring process, please inform us in advance to arrange reasonable and appropriate accommodation.

 About the YMCA of Greater Toronto:

The YMCA of Greater Toronto is a dynamic charity offering opportunities for personal growth, community involvement and leadership. Our 2010-2020 strategic plans Strong Start Great Future calls upon our Association to invest in young people across their life stages to deliver on our vision of ensuring our communities will be home to the healthiest children, teens and young adults. This community health strategy includes a significant role for adults and older adults.

Mirroring the region’s diversity, the YMCA offers a variety of programs responding to the needs of the community, including employment and essential skills, education, newcomer programs, youth outreach and intervention, fitness, sports and aquatics, international programs, child care and camps. 

When you support the YMCA of Greater Toronto’s Annual Giving, you help us ensure more children, youth and young adults have the chance to be healthy… and so much more. We believe that by providing our children with a strong start, they will have a great future. And, ultimately, strong, healthy children mean strong, healthy communities in the GTA for the years to come.  www.ymcagta.org

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Onondaga Camp                                     

Since 1918

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Position:  Assistant Director – Program.

Location:  Toronto (October - April) and Minden (May to September).

Start Date:  TBD

Application Deadline:  December 10^th, 2019

Since 1918, Onondaga Camp has offered an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve and grow.  Situated on the shore of Middle Bob Lake near Minden, Ontario, Onondaga Camp inspires the best in outdoor fun, learning and adventure for girls and boys from six to 16 years old.  Building upon our legacy in this rustic northern setting, we are a progressive camp with fully modern amenities, offering the kinds of activities that kids today really want.  In all our programs, we encourage campers to become more confident in themselves and comfortable with others in a safe and energetic environment.  We credit our success to our terrific staff – the majority of whom are former campers.  We train them to guide campers to realize their potential and to get the most from their camp experience.  At Onondaga Camp, we deeply honour and value the past.  However, it’s equally important to be in touch with the changing interests and attitudes of today’s youth.  Our ultimate goal remains the same:  to help campers discover the opportunities, experiences and friendships to make Onondaga Camp the experience of a lifetime. 

Onondaga Camp is seeking a skilled, driven and passionate Assistant Director - Program.  This person’s primary functions are to oversee Onondaga Camp’s programs, further promoting the growth of our campers and staff all while ensuring the safest possible camp environment.  The Assistant Director – Program will report to the Camp Director.  Onondaga Camp is committed to offering a competitive salary and bene

The Assistant Director – Program, is accountable for:

• - The strategic vision of Onondaga Camp’s programs, including summer and off-season programs. 
• - Marketing, administrating and managing the off-season programs.
• - Assisting with the hiring, training and managing of Program staff. 
• - Compliance with a number of associations, organizations and various government regulations. 
• - Maintaining and implementing an overall Risk Management plan for all programs. 
• - Stewarding Onondaga Camp’s alumni relations.   
• - Various other administrative aspects of the operation of a children’s summer camp.

Experience and Qualifications:

• - Minimum of three years experience in a senior leadership role in a summer camp setting.
• - Experience working in an Outdoor Education Centre in a leadership role. 
• - Very strong organizational skills.
• - Superior client service and relationship development skills.
• - Experience managing and supervising staff in a summer camp setting.
• - Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• - Current and valid driver’s license.

Onondaga Camp values the diversity of people. We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities.  Accommodation will be provided, on request, to support candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process. All responses will be handled with strict confidence.

Please email your cover letter and resume by December 10^th, 2019.

Duncan Robertson

Director

544 Eglinton Ave. East

Toronto, Ontario

M4J 1N9

Tel:  416 482 0782

Fax:  416 482 6237

duncan@onondagacamp.com

www.onondagacamp.com

We thank all applicants; however, only those qualifying for an interview will be contacted.