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Job Title:

Program Facilitator – Art Specialist

Salary:

First Year Salary $500/week

Term:

Spring Staff: May – August

Summer Staff: July – August

Possibility of Fall contract extension

Location:

CNIB Lake Joseph Centre (MacTier, ON)

Summary:

CNIB’s Lake Joseph Centre (commonly known as “Lake Joe”) is a fully accessible lakefront residential facility located in the Muskoka region of Ontario, providing a unique blend of recreation, skills training, social interaction, and personal discovery in a safe, inclusive environment. Two hours north of Toronto, Lake Joe stretches over 12.5 acres of waterfront property on the northwest corner of beautiful Lake Joseph. Staff and volunteers provide a wide range of high quality programs to people of all ages who are living with vision loss.

The Program Facilitator – Art Specialist will hold guest experience as the highest priority while providing safe recreational opportunities for guests (seniors, adults, families, children and youth) attending the CNIB Lake Joseph Centre. This is accomplished through creative planning, energetic facilitation and excellent interpersonal skills.  This person will be the main point of contact for developing and enhancing our art programs.  They will take a leadership role in training staff and scheduling Lake Joe\'s art programs. The Art Specialist will be comfortable working with and teaching different mediums with a focus on accessibility. Experience teaching pottery as well as the ability to lead music and/or drama programs is also an asset.  They will support other areas (waterfront, boat, land programs) as needed.

Essential Duties entail (but not limited to):

• - Energetically and inclusively facilitate recreation programs (crafts, games, camp fires, etc.) for our seniors, adult, youth and family guests
• - Positively support waterfront programming in a non-lifeguard capacity
• - Positively support off-site field trips
• - When assigned, enthusiastically support in the tuck shop

• - Using a guest-focused approach, facilitate, support and evaluate recreation programs. Arrive 15 minutes prior to assigned program

• - Uphold all standards and policies of the CNIB Lake Joseph Centre, with particular care given to customer service

• - In an effort to expand upon Lake Joe’s programming, provide new and creative ideas with respect to scheduling, programs, and service delivery

• - Assist guests by taking an active role in all dining room duties and responsibilities, including serving meals
• - Welcome guests by taking an active role in all duties pertaining to change-over day
• - Assist guests in the event of an emergency or whenever necessary
• - Provide support to staff, volunteers and site visitors
• - Champion a Culture of Volunteerism by supporting an environment where volunteers are respected and valued members of the team
• - Actively participate in staff meetings and all ongoing training
• - Work as a team member taking on other areas of responsibilities as needed
• - Work on individual assignments as needed
• - Understand and be sensitive to the unique and safety considerations that need to be taken when working with a special population
• - Provide assistance to guests to ensure their safety at all times
• - Other duties as assigned

The duties and responsibilities outlined above are indicative of the role, but aren’t exhaustive and may be subject to change as required.

Qualifications: (Education, Training, Experience):

• - Strong interpersonal skills including: patience, empathy, communication
• - Knowledge and experience in recreation programs and settings
• - Good communication and interpersonal skills
• - Swimming certifications such as Bronze Cross an asset
• - Ability to work in a team setting and independently
• - Current Police Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Check
• - Current Standard First Aid and CPR “C”
• - Experience working with people with vision loss (children, teens, adults and seniors) is an asset
• - Ability to work flexible hours as well as standard camp hours
• - Ability to work in a changing and busy environment
• - Must reside at Lake Joseph Centre during operational season
• - Must be willing to share accommodations with other staff members

Closing Date for Applications:  

Resumes will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until March 31.

Please apply online at cniblakejoe.campbrainstaff.com

CNIB strives to establish and maintain an inclusive workplace and believes that the diversity of our workforce is an invaluable asset. CNIB is committed to following recruitment and selection practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion ensuring that all candidates are given a fair opportunity for employment with CNIB.

To help ensure that this commitment is met, CNIB is committed to working with all candidates that require accommodation. If you require accommodation, please state in your cover letter what accommodation you require and CNIB will work with you to meet your needs at every stage of the recruitment and selection process.

We thank all applicants for their interest in CNIB, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Job Title:

Program Facilitator - Driver

Salary:

First Year Salary $500/week (plus room & board)

Term:

Spring Staff: May – August

Summer Staff: July – August

Possibility of Fall contract extension

Location:

CNIB Lake Joseph Centre (MacTier, ON)

Summary:

CNIB’s Lake Joseph Centre (commonly known as “Lake Joe”) is a fully accessible lakefront residential facility located in the Muskoka region of Ontario, providing a unique blend of recreation, skills training, social interaction, and personal discovery in a safe, inclusive environment. Two hours north of Toronto, Lake Joe stretches over 12.5 acres of waterfront property on the northwest corner of beautiful Lake Joseph. Staff and volunteers provide a wide range of high-quality programs to people of all ages who are living with vision loss.

The Program Facilitator – Driver will hold guest experience as the highest priority while providing safe recreational opportunities for guests (seniors, adults, families, children and youth) attending the CNIB Lake Joseph Centre. This is accomplished through creative planning, energetic facilitation and excellent interpersonal skills. The Program Facilitator – Driver position supports all the Lake Joe programs (land, water, off-site) with the additional responsibility of taking on driver (boat, vehicle) functions. Drivers are responsible for ensuring safe, inclusive and fun experiences for all guests and take on a leadership role in the facilitation of off-site activities.

Essential Duties entail (but not limited to): 

• - Energetically and inclusively facilitate programs (tubing, pontoon cruises, campfires, talent shows, off-site field trips) for our senior, adult, youth and family guests
• - Positively support waterfront programming in a non-lifeguard capacity
• - When assigned, enthusiastically support in tuck shop

• - Using a guest-focused approach, facilitate, support and evaluate programs
• - Champion a Culture of Volunteerism by supporting an environment where volunteers are respected and valued members of the team
• - Arrive 15 minutes prior to the assigned program

• - Uphold all standards and policies of the CNIB Lake Joseph Centre, with particular care given to customer service

• - In an effort to expand upon Lake Joe’s programming, provide new and creative ideas with respect to scheduling, programs, and service delivery
• - Safely drive CNIB vehicles (18 passenger bus and mini-van) to transport guests to off-site activities and Muskoka events
• - Be enthusiastically available to support guests in the participation of these off-site activities and Muskoka events
• - Safely drive CNIB vehicles to pick up guests in Toronto, Hamilton, Sudbury and other destinations. Ensure a fun, energetic guest experience throughout the entire transportation process
• - Safely drive CNIB water vehicles to help guests enjoy waterskiing, tubing and pontoon cruises
• - Assist guests by taking an active role in all dining room duties and responsibilities, including serving
• - Assist guests in the event of an emergency or whenever necessary within their cabins and program areas
• - Provide support, guidance, and leadership to volunteers, guests and site visitors
• - Actively participate in staff meetings and all ongoing and training
• - Take on other areas of responsibilities as need arises (e.g. tuck shop)
• - Enthusiastically take a role in any and all on-site programs
• - Understand and be sensitive to the unique and safety considerations that need to be taken when working with a special population
• - Keep guest safety at the forefront of the mind by complying with all traffic, waterway and road safety laws and demonstrate safe and responsible driving habits when in control of CNIB vehicles
• - Using exceptional interpersonal skills, participate in all land, water and off-site programs assigned
• - Actively participate in driver training for land vehicles and water vehicles
• - Provide assistance to all guests/staff and ensure their safety at all times
• - Other duties as assigned

The duties and responsibilities outlined above are indicative of the role, but aren’t exhaustive and may be subject to change as required.

Qualifications: (Education, Training, Experience):

• - Strong interpersonal skills including patience, empathy, and communication
• - Knowledge and experience in recreation programs and settings
• - Current (within 6 months of start date) Vulnerable Sector Police Record Check
• - Current G Class Drivers licence required
• - Current F Class Drivers licence an asset, will be required to upgrade from “G” license (Lake Joe will assist with this process)
• - Current and Valid Drivers Abstract
• - Current Standard First Aid and CPR “C”
• - PCO (Pleasure Craft Operator) Card, or a willingness to obtain
• - Ability to work in a team setting and independently
• - Demonstrated interpersonal and effective communications skills
• - Swimming certifications such as Bronze Cross/NLS is an asset
• - Must be 21 years or older on the first day of employment
• - Experience working with people with vision loss or deaf-blind (children, teens, adults and seniors) as well as special needs is an asset
• - Ability to work flexible hours as well as standard camp hours
• - Ability to work in a changing and busy environment
• - Must reside at Lake Joseph Centre during operational season
• - Must be willing to share accommodations with other staff member

Closing Date for Applications:  

Resumes will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until March 31.

Please apply online at cniblakejoe.campbrainstaff.com

CNIB strives to establish and maintain an inclusive workplace and believes that the diversity of our workforce is an invaluable asset. CNIB is committed to following recruitment and selection practices based on merit, transparency, accessibility and inclusion ensuring that all candidates are given a fair opportunity for employment with CNIB.

To help ensure that this commitment is met, CNIB is committed to working with all candidates that require accommodation. If you require accommodation, please state in your cover letter what accommodation you require and CNIB will work with you to meet your needs at every stage of the recruitment and selection process.

We thank all applicants for their interest in CNIB, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Director of Ropes-Challenge – Camp Pathfinder 2019

 Camp Pathfinder, est. 1914 is an island canoe camp in the heart of Algonquin Provincial Park.  We are located on Source Lake just off Highway 60.  The camp accommodates 110 boys ages 7 – 16 each session, with a staff of 75 counsellors and guides.

Pathfinder has a first-quality high/low ropes challenge course, and actively programs all ages in ropes-challenges activity. Pathfinder seeks a Ropes Course director for our upcoming 2019 summer season.

Description:
Pathfinder Ropes-Challenge Course Staff are required to have the following minimum qualifications:

• • Participated in a professional instructors training course for challenge ropes course adventure programming (CUI Level II or higher), 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
• • First Aid and CPR
• • Challenge Course Practitioner Level II or equivalent training and certification.

All Challenge Ropes Course staff must adhere to the Technical Training Standards of the Association for Challenge Course Technology (A.C.C.T)

The position includes room, board, training and certification as needed, and use of facilities. Must be age 19 or older, able to live residentially full-time at Pathfinder.

The successful candidate will provide a cover letter, resume, three references, arrange and in-person interview, and provide a criminal background check.

Dates of employment:
June 21 – August 20, 2019. Option for spring and fall outdoor ed. programming dates. Please inquire.

Contact: Mike Sladden, Director, mike@camppathfinder.com / 585.249.0716

Content:

Adventure Camp is an outdoor day camp located on 48 acres of land in Mount Albert that provides 100 campers ages 5-12 years, a safe and exciting outdoor environment to explore and engage in hands on learning and to understand the importance of becoming respectful and responsible stewards of our natural environment. Adventure Camp is part of York Professional Care & Education, a non-profit organization celebrating 30 years of providing programs for children, youth and families.

The Program Lead- Farm and Animal is responsible for overseeing the farm and animal programming delivered at camp and ensuring the quality and values of camp are reflected in the program. They are responsible for the general safety and development, growth and skill achievement of all campers’ ages 5-12 years. This staff member will provide high quality summer camp and leadership experiences for participants that focus on the camp core values of courtesy, respect, responsibility, confidence, care & compassion.

The farm provides campers with opportunities to develop respect for our natural environment and for learning about farm life. This includes our garden and animal areas. Camp activities will vary with the age and interest of the camper.

Essential Responsibilities

• - Ensure the overall development and delivery of a fun, program for all campers in our farm area including but not limited to animal knowledge, animal care, feeding, grooming, activity needs.
• - Ensure the overall development and delivery of a fun, program for all campers in our garden area including but not limited to planting, maintaining, and harvesting of crops.
• - Help guide Group Leaders, Volunteers and CITs to develop a deeper understanding of leadership and hosting skills, in the farm and garden areas of camp.
• - Assist in maintaining accurate program records including incident/accident reports, camp documentation and daily attendance.
• - Know and understand ALL emergency procedures associated with the camp program.
• - Know, follow and enforce all safety expectations and guidelines associated with the camp and program areas. This includes, but not limited to, being responsible for your campers’ safety and their whereabouts at all times
• - Responsible for the overall garden care and maintenance on site
• - Responsible for the general cleaning and upkeep of barn area and animal pens
• - Responsible all for animal care needs

Requirements

• - At least 18 years of age by December 31^st. 2019.
• - Hold current Standard First Aid & CPR-C certification
• - Must submit a Vulnerable Sector Check, obtained no sooner than 3 months prior to start of position
• - Experience in camp, youth programs, recreation, education programs working with children, or in a related field.
• - Ability to plan, organize, implement and lead farm and garden program activities
• - Ability to work as a member of a team and the ability to accomplish tasks with little direct supervision.
• - Strong organizational and communication skills.
• - HIGH FIVE or Mental Health First Aid, would be considered an asset.

Knowledge, Skills and Other Abilities:

• - Oral and written communication skills
• - Time management skills
• - Reliable and dependable
• - Able to work in all weather conditions
• - Able to perform strenuous physical labor and lifting
• - Ability to complete all barn cleaning schedules
• - Team player; able to work well with a variety of people
• - Perform any other tasks as assigned by Camp Director
• - Previous farm or work experience at animal care facility helpful
• - Ability to provide humane handling of animals a must

Work Environment:

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Working outdoors and in seasonal conditions such as: very hot temperatures, dry and/or dusty environments, damp and/or wet climates, humid climates
• - May require working with campers with challenging behaviours
• - Requires working in excess of 40 hours per week.
• - Working with live animals including horses, donkeys, sheep, goats and fowl.
• - Working around farm related smells or foul odors
• - Working in a loud/noisy environment.

Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Stand for long periods of time
• - Grip, grasp or twist using hands and wrists. Semi-reaching to full-reaching overhead
• - Lift, carry, push, shovel, and/or pull up to 50lbs or more.
• - Crouch, kneel, bend and/or stoop repetitively throughout out shift.

Busing is available from Richmond Hill, Aurora, East Gwillimbury, and Mount Albert to and from camp daily.

Adventure Camp is a division York Professional Care & Education and offers a competitive salary, and a collegial work environment dedicated to the professional development of all staff.

We invite all qualified candidates to complete our online application at http://ypcedaycamp.com/summer-employment/

We would like to thank all applicants in advance for your interest; however, only those candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. No telephone inquiries or agencies please.

York Professional Care & Education is an equal opportunity employer and we will accommodate any needs under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code.  Please contact our office for assistance if required.

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Adventure Camp is an outdoor day camp located on 48 acres of land in Mount Albert that provides 100 campers ages 5-12 years, a safe and exciting outdoor environment to explore and engage in hands on learning and to understand the importance of becoming respectful and responsible stewards of our natural environment. Adventure Camp is part of York Professional Care & Education, a non-profit organization celebrating 30 years of providing programs for children, youth and families.

The Program Lead- Forest and Ponds is responsible for overseeing programming delivered at camp in our forest area and on our 2 spring fed ponds, and ensuring the quality and values of camp are reflected in the program. They are responsible for the general safety and development, growth and skill achievement of all campers’ ages 5-12 years. This staff member will provide high quality summer camp and leadership experiences for participants that focus on the camp core values of courtesy, respect, responsibility, confidence, care & compassion.

The forest and pond areas provides campers with opportunities to develop respect for our natural environment and for learning about our environment to develop stewardship. This includes activities such as environmental studies, nature explorations, shelter building, fishing, pond study, and nature arts.  Camp activities will vary with the age and interest of the camper.

Essential Responsibilities

• - Ensure the overall development and delivery of a fun, program for all campers in our forest area including but not limited to forest adventures, tree/plant identification, animals/species identification, habitats, shelter building, and using nature for art.
• - Ensure the overall development and delivery of a fun, program for all campers in our pond area including but not limited to eco- systems, habitats, species, and fishing
• - Help guide Group Leaders, Volunteers and CITs to develop a deeper understanding of leadership and hosting skills, in the forest and pond areas of camp.
• - Assist in maintaining accurate program records including incident/accident reports, camp documentation and daily attendance.
• - Know and understand ALL emergency procedures associated with the camp program.
• - Know, follow and enforce all safety expectations and guidelines associated with the camp and program areas. This includes, but not limited to, being responsible for your campers’ safety and their whereabouts at all times

Requirements

• - At least 18 years of age by December 31^st. 2019.
• - Hold current Standard First Aid & CPR-C certification
• - Must submit a Vulnerable Sector Check, obtained no sooner than 3 months prior to start of position
• - Experience in camp, youth programs, recreation, education programs working with children, or in a related field.
• - Ability to plan, organize, implement and lead forest and pond program activities
• - Ability to work as a member of a team and the ability to accomplish tasks with little direct supervision.
• - Strong organizational and communication skills.
• - HIGH FIVE or Mental Health First Aid, would be considered an asset.

Knowledge, Skills and Other Abilities:

• - Oral and written communication skills
• - Time management skills
• - Reliable and dependable
• - Able to work in all weather conditions
• - Able to perform strenuous physical labor and lifting
• - Team player; able to work well with a variety of people
• - Perform any other tasks as assigned by Camp Director
• - Previous environmental studies work experience helpful

Work Environment:

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Working outdoors and in seasonal conditions such as: very hot temperatures, dry and/or dusty environments, damp and/or wet climates, humid climates
• - May require working with campers with challenging behaviours
• - Requires working in excess of 40 hours per week.
• - Working around farm related smells or foul odors
• - Working in a loud/noisy environment.
• - Working with pond and forest species including insects, fish, and worms.

Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Stand for long periods of time
• - Grip, grasp or twist using hands and wrists. Semi-reaching to full-reaching overhead
• - Lift, carry, push, shovel, and/or pull up to 50lbs or more.
• - Crouch, kneel, bend and/or stoop repetitively throughout out shift.

Busing is available from Richmond Hill, Aurora, East Gwillimbury, and Mount Albert to and from camp daily.

Adventure Camp is a division York Professional Care & Education and offers a competitive salary, and a collegial work environment dedicated to the professional development of all staff.

We invite all qualified candidates to complete our online application at http://ypcedaycamp.com/summer-employment/

We would like to thank all applicants in advance for your interest; however, only those candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. No telephone inquiries or agencies please.

York Professional Care & Education is an equal opportunity employer and we will accommodate any needs under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code.  Please contact our office for assistance if required.

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Adventure Camp is an outdoor day camp located on 48 acres of land in Mount Albert that provides 100 campers ages 5-12 years, a safe and exciting outdoor environment to explore and engage in hands on learning and to understand the importance of becoming respectful and responsible stewards of our natural environment. Adventure Camp is part of York Professional Care & Education, a non-profit organization celebrating 30 years of providing programs for children, youth and families.

The Program Lead- Woodworking is responsible for overseeing programming delivered at camp in our woodworking area and ensuring the quality and values of camp are reflected in the program. They are responsible for the general safety and development, growth and skill achievement of all campers’ ages 5-12 years. This staff member will provide high quality summer camp and leadership experiences for participants that focus on the camp core values of courtesy, respect, responsibility, confidence, care & compassion.

The woodworking area provides campers with opportunities to develop respect for tools and their real world functions, gain experience with assessing risk and self-regulation, and develop real and meaningful experiences in science, nature, construction, engineering, and math. This includes activities such working with tools to build small and large projects. Camp activities will vary with the age and interest of the camper.

Essential Responsibilities

• - Ensure the overall development and delivery of a fun, program for all campers in our woodworking area including but not limited to exploring a variety of tools including hammers, saws, drills, peelers, loppers, working on small and large woodworking projects (ex. bird houses, benches, wooden games)
• - Ensuring risk assessments are completed and safety monitoring is in place
• - Help guide Group Leaders, Volunteers and CITs to develop a deeper understanding of leadership and hosting skills, in the forest and pond areas of camp.
• - Assist in maintaining accurate program records including incident/accident reports, camp documentation and daily attendance.
• - Know and understand ALL emergency procedures associated with the camp program.
• - Know, follow and enforce all safety expectations and guidelines associated with the camp and program areas. This includes, but not limited to, being responsible for your campers’ safety and their whereabouts at all times

Requirements

• - At least 18 years of age by December 31^st. 2019.
• - Hold current Standard First Aid & CPR-C certification
• - Must submit a Vulnerable Sector Check, obtained no sooner than 3 months prior to start of position
• - Experience in camp, youth programs, recreation, education programs working with children, or in a related field.
• - Ability to plan, organize, implement and lead forest and pond program activities
• - Ability to work as a member of a team and the ability to accomplish tasks with little direct supervision.
• - Strong organizational and communication skills.
• - HIGH FIVE or Mental Health First Aid, would be considered an asset.

Knowledge, Skills and Other Abilities:

• - Oral and written communication skills
• - Time management skills
• - Reliable and dependable
• - Able to work in all weather conditions
• - Able to perform strenuous physical labor and lifting
• - Team player; able to work well with a variety of people
• - Perform any other tasks as assigned by Camp Director
• - Previous woodworking experience (tool use, building, carpentry)

Work Environment:

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Working outdoors and in seasonal conditions such as: very hot temperatures, dry and/or dusty environments, damp and/or wet climates, humid climates
• - May require working with campers with challenging behaviours
• - Requires working in excess of 40 hours per week.
• - Working around farm related smells or foul odors
• - Working in a loud/noisy environment.

Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly required to:

• - Stand for long periods of time
• - Grip, grasp or twist using hands and wrists. Semi-reaching to full-reaching overhead
• - Lift, carry, push, shovel, and/or pull up to 50lbs or more.
• - Crouch, kneel, bend and/or stoop repetitively throughout out shift.

Busing is available from Richmond Hill, Aurora, East Gwillimbury, and Mount Albert to and from camp daily.

Adventure Camp is a division York Professional Care & Education and offers a competitive salary, and a collegial work environment dedicated to the professional development of all staff.

We invite all qualified candidates to complete our online application at http://ypcedaycamp.com/summer-employment/

We would like to thank all applicants in advance for your interest; however, only those candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. No telephone inquiries or agencies please.

York Professional Care & Education is an equal opportunity employer and we will accommodate any needs under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code.  Please contact our office for assistance if required.

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Camp Menesetung – Who We Are: Overnight Camp, Day Camp, Leadership Training Centre

On the Shore of Lake Huron – 5 Minutes north of Goderich, Ontario.

Camp Menesetung (25 staff, 50-70 campers/week) is a non-profit charity that seeks to provide amazing growth opportunities to campers (ages 5-15) of all backgrounds at subsidized rates – Camp is for Everyone. Camp Menesetung is affiliated with the United Church of Canada and we welcome and celebrate staff and campers of all backgrounds from aethiest-agnostic-religious. Our mission is explicitly NOT to seek to convert our campers, but to foster an environment where all feel comfortable sharing community, opening their minds, thinking big thoughts, and enjoying the support & friendship.

Camp Menesetung is committed to valuing the good work that our staff do, we are committed to continuing to raise the bar on the quality of our experience and are thrilled to report that we have achieved a 40% summer staff salary increase for the second year in a row for Summer 2019. Though as anyone who has worked at a summer camp will tell you, the reason that we keep coming back every year is not about the money. This is a job that, if you are ready for it, has the potential to be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of your life; this is a job that will change lives. Choosing this job is a choice to challenge yourself to become a better person. Are you ready?

Camp Menesetung also supports a Spring Program Staff team (May-August) which all applicants are welcome to apply for in addition to this position.

Required Qualifications: Age: 18+, Standard First Aid/CPR-C (By June 15^th, 2019 – optional intensive first-aid and swimming certification course offered by the camp), clean Vulnerable sector police record check, leadership experience required.

Salary: Dependent on experience and certifications, between ($400-$550/week + Room&Board)

Employment Dates: Summer Sessions (Sunday-Friday) June 30^th-August 16^th, 2019

Responsibilities:

Oversee and implement the Day Camp & Bridge Camp Programs, including: planning, facilitating drop-off/pick-up with parents, supporting your team of Day Camp/Bridge Camp Counsellors or CITs, and energetically leading groups of day campers experience. Lives on-site throughout the week. Please see the Job Description on our website below for further details.

To Apply

For more information and to complete an online application, please visit our website! www.campmenesetung.ca/job-opportunities

If you have any questions please contact us!

Clayton Peters | Executive Director of Camp Menesetung | director@campmenesetung.ca

Content:

Camp Menesetung – Who We Are: Overnight Camp, Day Camp, Leadership Training Centre

On the Shore of Lake Huron – 5 Minutes north of Goderich, Ontario.

Camp Menesetung (25 staff, 50-70 campers/week) is a non-profit charity that seeks to provide amazing growth opportunities to campers (ages 5-15) of all backgrounds at subsidized rates – Camp is for Everyone. Camp Menesetung is affiliated with the United Church of Canada and we welcome and celebrate staff and campers of all backgrounds from aethiest-agnostic-religious. Our mission is explicitly NOT to seek to convert our campers, but to foster an environment where all feel comfortable sharing community, opening their minds, thinking big thoughts, and enjoying the support & friendship.

Camp Menesetung is committed to valuing the good work that our staff do, we are committed to continuing to raise the bar on the quality of our experience and are thrilled to report that we have achieved a 40% summer staff salary increase for the second year in a row for Summer 2019. Though as anyone who has worked at a summer camp will tell you, the reason that we keep coming back every year is not about the money. This is a job that, if you are ready for it, has the potential to be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of your life; this is a job that will change lives. Choosing this job is a choice to challenge yourself to become a better person. Are you ready?

Camp Menesetung also supports a Spring Program Staff team (May-August) which all applicants are welcome to apply for in addition to this position.

Required Qualifications: Age: 18+, Standard First Aid/CPR-C (By June 15^th, 2019 – optional intensive first-aid and swimming certification course offered by the camp), clean Vulnerable sector police record check, leadership experience required.

Salary: Dependent on experience and certifications, between ($400-$550/week + Room&Board)

Employment Dates: Summer Sessions (Sunday-Friday) June 30^th-August 16^th, 2019

Responsibilities:

This ‘floating leadership’ works with Summer Camp Director to oversee and implement all summer programming, train and support our Leaders In Training, and Counsellors In Training. Please see the Job Description on our website below for further details.

To Apply

For more information and to complete an online application, please visit our website! www.campmenesetung.ca/job-opportunities

If you have any questions please contact us!

Clayton Peters | Executive Director of Camp Menesetung | director@campmenesetung.ca

Content:

Sparrow Lake Camp has been a summer tradition for campers since 1912. A caring, inclusive community providing quality camping experiences for children, youth and families in a beautiful natural environment on Sparrow Lake, north of Orillia.

Sparrow Lake Camp is a United Church of Canada Camp and is open to and fully accepting of children and staff of all faiths and backgrounds.

Content:

Dates of Employment

Start Date: June 21, 2019

End Date: August 30, 2019

Location: Minden, ON

The Camp

Since 1918, campers have come to Onondaga Camp each summer to discover the challenges and rewards of outdoor adventure and friendship.  A true Canadian summer tradition, Onondaga Camp offers an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve, and grow.

Onondaga Camp is a summer overnight camp for children ages 6-16 near Minden, Ontario.  We facilitate over 1,500 campers each summer.  We hire staff on the basis of the soundness and maturity of their judgment, their commitment to being strong role models, and most importantly their ability to establish positive and caring relationships with their campers.

The Position

Onondaga is looking for a Head of Drama (Activity Specialist) for 2019.  This position involves management of the drama program, as well as the camp play that occurs at the end of each four-week session.  Duties include the development and implementation of the program for five activity periods per day, management of drama staff & Leaders-In-Training (LIT’s), as well as organization and implementation of all components involved in the play including script choice, casting, costume design, set design and audio.  The ideal candidate can envision themselves spending their days at camp delivering a drama program to youth in a children’s camp environment.

Necessary Qualifications/Competencies

• - Experience leading children in drama and improv games.
• - A combination of experience in performing in production and understanding the key components in producing a show such as prop and cast management could be considered an asset.
• - Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross certification is considered an asset.

The Application Process

To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here, or send a resume and cover letter to Miles Villneff, Assistant Director, at miles@onondagacamp.com.

Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. 

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.

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Dates of Employment

Start Date: June 21, 2019

End Date: August 30, 2019

Location: Minden, ON

The Camp

Since 1918, campers have come to Onondaga Camp each summer to discover the challenges and rewards of outdoor adventure and friendship.  A true Canadian summer tradition, Onondaga Camp offers an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve, and grow.

Onondaga Camp is a summer overnight camp for children ages 6-16 near Minden, Ontario.  We facilitate over 1,500 campers each summer.  We hire staff on the basis of the soundness and maturity of their judgment, their commitment to being strong role models, and most importantly their ability to establish positive and caring relationships with their campers.

The Position

Onondaga is looking for a Head of Horseback Riding for the summer of 2019.  Onondaga is a traditional overnight camp with 12 horses.  The Head of Horseback Riding is responsible for the day to day management of the riding program including the well-being and care of horses, as well as management of roughly 5 staff members, in coordination with the two Assistant Heads of Horseback Riding.  The ideal candidate enjoys working in an outdoor environment and can envision themselves spending the majority of the day at a riding barn in a children’s camp environment.

Necessary Skills/Competencies

• - Experience in teaching English style riding.
• - Experience with horse and small barn management including the ongoing care for horses and day-to day barn life.
• - Previous experience leading and managing a small team.
• - Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard or Bronze Cross is considered an asset.

The Application Process

To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here, or send a resume and cover letter to Miles Villneff, Assistant Director, at miles@onondagacamp.com   

Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. 

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.

Content:

Dates of Employment

Start Date: June 21, 2019

End Date: August 30, 2019

Location: Minden, ON

The Camp

Since 1918, campers have come to Onondaga Camp each summer to discover the challenges and rewards of outdoor adventure and friendship.  A true Canadian summer tradition, Onondaga Camp offers an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve, and grow.

Onondaga Camp is a summer overnight camp for children ages 6-16 near Minden, Ontario.  We facilitate over 1,500 campers each summer.  We hire staff on the basis of the soundness and maturity of their judgment, their commitment to being strong role models, and most importantly their ability to establish positive and caring relationships with their campers.

The Position

Onondaga is looking for an Assistant Head of Horseback Riding for the summer of 2018.  Onondaga is a traditional overnight camp with 14 horses.  The Assistant Head of Horseback Riding is responsible for the day to day management of the riding program including the well-being and care of horses, as well as management of roughly 5 staff members, in coordination with the Head of Horseback Riding.  The ideal candidate enjoys working in an outdoor environment and can envision themselves spending the majority of the day at a riding barn in a children’s camp environment.

Necessary Skills/Competencies

• - Experience in teaching English style riding.
• - Experience with horse and small barn management including the ongoing care for horses and day-to day barn life.
• - Previous experience leading and managing a small team is considered an asset.
• - Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard or Bronze Cross is considered an asset.

The Application Process

To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here, or send a resume and cover letter to Miles Villneff, Assistant Director, at miles@onondagacamp.com. 

Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. 

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.

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The Camp

Since 1918, campers have come to Onondaga Camp each summer to discover the challenges and rewards of outdoor adventure and friendship.  A true Canadian summer tradition, Onondaga Camp offers an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve, and grow.

Onondaga Camp is a summer overnight camp for children ages 6-16 near Minden, Ontario.  We facilitate over 1,500 campers each summer.  We hire staff on the basis of the soundness and maturity of their judgment, their commitment to being strong role models, and most importantly their ability to establish positive and caring relationships with their campers.

The Position

Onondaga is looking for an Assistant Head of High Ropes for the summer of 2019 to run our High Ropes program under the supervision of our Head of High Ropes.  Onondaga’s ropes program consists of a Challenge Course, Triple Flying Fox, Climbing Wall, and Giant Swing.  The Assistant Head of Ropes role will manage the ropes course and staff of approximately 15 members with the Head of Ropes.  Onondaga’s ropes program has over 55 campers in its program as well as 12 staff working at a given time.  Duties as the Assistant Head of High Ropes include management and inventory of all equipment, periodical element inspections, proper logging of all ropes elements, and staff scheduling and management.  The ideal candidate enjoys working in an outdoor environment and can envision themselves spending the majority of the day at a ropes course in a children’s camp environment.

Necessary Qualifications/Competencies

• - Challenges Unlimited, Elevation Designs, or Adventure Works Level 1 or 2 Certification (or willingness to obtain).
• - Experience with high ropes courses ideally in a children’s camp environment is ideal.
• - Previous experience leading and managing a small team is considered an asset.
• - Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross or National Lifeguard is considered an asset.

The Application Process

To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here, or send a resume and cover letter to Miles Villneff, Assistant Director, at miles@onondagacamp.com   

Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. 

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.

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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 needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply. Experience planning and delivering engaging nature activities for kids of all ages 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.

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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 needs 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 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.

For more information contact: director@campkatonim.com.

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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 needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply. Experience planning and delivering engaging art activities including ceramics for kids of all ages 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.

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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 needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply. Experience planning and delivering engaging sports activities for kids of all ages 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.

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Easter Seals Camp Woodeden, located in London, Ontario, provides life-changing recreational camp programs for children and youth living with physical disabilities.

We asked our staff #whywoodeden? They said "You go to Camp Woodeden thinking that it\'s a summer job, but you leave with a second home and a second family."

Come join our #family

POSITION DETAILS

Media Counsellor
June 15 - August 9 - Starting at $65/day plus room and board

Reporting directly to the Program Director, the Media Counsellor is responsible for designing and facilitating a high quality, accessible Media skills program covering aspects of photography, videography, newspaper, zine, blog writing and social media etiquette and safety.

Requirements: Preference given to those with photography/videography/digital media and adaptive program education or experience. Previous camp experience an asset.

Check out ourEmployment Opportunities Document for more information and application instructions.

CAMPING PROGRAM

With 83 years of experience in camping and recreation, Easter Seals Ontario recognizes that it is the phenomenal camp staff that has consistently provided campers with a memorable, high quality, experience. Easter Seals Ontario is a recognized leader in providing therapeutic recreation programs for children and youth who have a physical disability. The high quality is evident in everything from the outstanding programs and facilities to the excellent food.

CAMPING PROGRAM GOALS

Easter Seals Ontario camps operate to serve children and young adults living with physical disabilities, as well as their families. Each camper is encouraged to become involved in all aspects of the camping experience, according to their personal ability.

• - Provide a recreation experience to Easter Seals children and young adults that is
  safe;
• - Promote the development of life skills that enhance future independence;
• - Build self-esteem through activities that challenge each camper\'s’ individuals abilities;
• - Provide opportunities for social interaction, building friendships and the development of healthy interpersonal behaviours and to have FUN!

STAFF AND VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Essential Physical Functions

• - Communicate and work with groups and provide necessary instruction to campers and staff
• - Effective verbal and written communication
• - Physical ability to respond appropriately to situations requiring first aid.
• - Able to assist campers in an emergency (fire, evacuation, illness, or injury) and possess strength and endurance required to maintain constant supervision of campers
• - Lift and carry up to 22kg/50lbs
• - Able to manage lifting, some bending, stooping and stretching as well as daily
  exposure to the sun and heat and varying environmental conditions.
• - Visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental and other hazards

Essential Social and Emotional Functions

• - Observe camper and staff behaviour and apply appropriate behaviour-management techniques, enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures
• - Live and work in an environment with limited privacy and personal space
• - Work up to 10 days in a row with little down time
• - Work with and have patience for children, youth and young adults for up to 24 hours a day
• - Able to work constructively with individuals from a wide-variety of backgrounds and personalities
• - Able to recognize emotional stressors and implement self-care strategies
• - Able to discuss emotional and social needs with supervisors
• - Work and thrive in a community with little personal space, up to twenty-four hours (24) a day
• - Make decisions in high-stress situations
• - Respect and comply with the camp policies

PERSONAL CARE

At Camp Woodeden we pride ourselves on providing everything necessary for campers to be successful while at camp. Working in teams of two (or more) all Camp Woodeden staff and volunteers help to provide personal care for campers. For Cabin Counsellors, Program Counsellors and Cabin Leaders approximately 35-50% of their daily tasks are personal care tasks. Examples of these tasks are:

• - Bathing/Showering
• - Brushing teeth
• - Hair care
• - Toileting (changing adult incontinence pads/diapers)
• - Dressing
• - Feeding
• - Lifting and transferring between bed, wheelchair, program activities
• - Clean intermittent catheterizations

All staff and volunteers receive training in providing appropriate and supportive personal care.

Link to our Employment Opportunities:http://bit.ly/2PvV5cZ

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Easter Seals Camp Woodeden, located in London, Ontario, provides life-changing recreational camp programs for children and youth living with physical disabilities.

We asked our staff #whywoodeden? They said "You go to Camp Woodeden thinking that it\'s a summer job, but you leave with a second home and a second family.\"

Come join our #family

Check out ourEmployment Opportunities Document for more information and application instructions.

Photographer
June 12 - August 16 - Starting at $65/day plus room and board

The Photographer is responsible for capturing photographs and videos of the Camp Woodeden experience. This includes taking action, candid and landscape shots and videos. The Photographer is responsible for ensuring that all camper and cabin are photographed, photos and videos are reviewed, organized and uploaded on a daily basis, know the media consent status of all campers, and ensuring that specific photo requests are secured.

Additionally, the Photographer may be responsible for posting photos and videos to social
media sites.

Requirements: 1+ years of photography/videography experience. Camp experience is an
asset. Applicants selected for an interview will be required to provide a portfolio of 25+ photos and videos.

CAMPING PROGRAM

With 83 years of experience in camping and recreation, Easter Seals Ontario recognizes that it is the phenomenal camp staff that has consistently provided campers with a memorable, high quality, experience. Easter Seals Ontario is a recognized leader in providing therapeutic recreation programs for children and youth who have a physical disability. The high quality is evident in everything from the outstanding programs and facilities to the excellent food.

CAMPING PROGRAM GOALS

Easter Seals Ontario camps operate to serve children and young adults living with physical disabilities, as well as their families. Each camper is encouraged to become involved in all aspects of the camping experience, according to their personal ability.

• - Provide a recreation experience to Easter Seals children and young adults that is
  safe;
• - Promote the development of life skills that enhance future independence;
• - Build self-esteem through activities that challenge each camper\'s’ individuals abilities;
• - Provide opportunities for social interaction, building friendships and the development of healthy interpersonal behaviours and to have FUN!

STAFF AND VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Essential Physical Functions

• - Communicate and work with groups and provide necessary instruction to campers and staff
• - Effective verbal and written communication
• - Physical ability to respond appropriately to situations requiring first aid.
• - Able to assist campers in an emergency (fire, evacuation, illness, or injury) and possess strength and endurance required to maintain constant supervision of campers
• - Lift and carry up to 22kg/50lbs
• - Able to manage lifting, some bending, stooping and stretching as well as daily
  exposure to the sun and heat and varying environmental conditions.
• - Visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental and other hazards

Essential Social and Emotional Functions

• - Observe camper and staff behaviour and apply appropriate behaviour-management techniques, enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures
• - Live and work in an environment with limited privacy and personal space
• - Work up to 10 days in a row with little down time
• - Work with and have patience for children, youth and young adults for up to 24 hours a day
• - Able to work constructively with individuals from a wide-variety of backgrounds and personalities
• - Able to recognize emotional stressors and implement self-care strategies
• - Able to discuss emotional and social needs with supervisors
• - Work and thrive in a community with little personal space, up to twenty-four hours (24) a day
• - Make decisions in high-stress situations
• - Respect and comply with the camp policies

PERSONAL CARE

At Camp Woodeden we pride ourselves on providing everything necessary for campers to be successful while at camp. Working in teams of two (or more) all Camp Woodeden staff and volunteers help to provide personal care for campers. For Cabin Counsellors, Program Counsellors and Cabin Leaders approximately 35-50% of their daily tasks are personal care tasks. Examples of these tasks are:

• - Bathing/Showering
• - Brushing teeth
• - Hair care
• - Toileting (changing adult incontinence pads/diapers)
• - Dressing
• - Feeding
• - Lifting and transferring between bed, wheelchair, program activities
• - Clean intermittent catheterizations

All staff and volunteers receive training in providing appropriate and supportive personal care.

Link to our Employment Opportunities: http://bit.ly/2PvV5cZ

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Tucked away on 45 acres of sandy beaches and dense forests, accessible only by boat is Moorelands  Camp. Each summer we serve 600 economically disadvantaged children and youth from Toronto.  It is our desire to see each child enjoy nature, gain social skills and experience personal growth; we do that through our intentional programs.

Working at Moorelands is demanding, challenging and rewarding! Our staff are positive, enthusiastic team players who  put the needs of others before their own. They are ready for the challenge of being a strong influence, a consistent role model, and mentor to the youth that come to Moorelands. Staff are 18 years of age or older.

Camp sessions are week long; staff enjoys 1 +½ days off in-between sessions, transportation to Toronto is provided for days off.

Program Staff (NLS Preferred) – Lead daily programming and participate in other program areas

Head Challenge Course Instructor (CUI Level 2 or equivalent preferred, CUI Level 1 or equivalent experience required) - Lead daily set up, instruction, take down, and maintenance of the challenge course as well as participating in other program areas. When applying, please check "Program Staff" as your position of interest.

Assistant Challenge Course Staff (CUI Level 1, equivalent, or equivalent experience required) - Assist in daily set up, instruction, take down, and maintenance of the challenge course as well as participating in other program areas. When applying, please check "Program Staff" as your position of interest.

APPLY ONLINE - For an application, job descriptions, camp dates & location please visit our website: http://www.moorelands.ca/camp-jobs/

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Easter Seals Camp Woodeden, located in London, Ontario, provides life-changing recreational camp programs for children and youth living with physical disabilities.

We asked our staff #whywoodeden? They said "You go to Camp Woodeden thinking that it\'s a summer job, but you leave with a second home and a second family."

Come join our #family

POSITION DETAILS

Challenge Course Counsellor
June 9 - September 1 - Starting at $70/day plus room and board

Reporting directly to the Challenge Course Head, the Challenge Course Counsellors are
responsible for facilitating high quality, accessible high ropes, giant swing, climbing wall,
and rainy-day backup, programs. Challenge Course Counsellors work as a team to provide
appropriate supervision for Challenge Course programs, ensure that the course elements
are cleaned and well maintained and meets relevant Ontario Camps Association and
legislative guidelines and regulations.

Requirements: Experiences with top rope climbing and static courses. CUI Level I and
Level II Challenge Course Practitioner or equivalent is an asset. * Camp Woodeden will
provide appropriate In-Service training.

Check out ourEmployment Opportunities Document for more information and application instructions.

CAMPING PROGRAM

With 83 years of experience in camping and recreation, Easter Seals Ontario recognizes that it is the phenomenal camp staff that has consistently provided campers with a memorable, high quality, experience. Easter Seals Ontario is a recognized leader in providing therapeutic recreation programs for children and youth who have a physical disability. The high quality is evident in everything from the outstanding programs and facilities to the excellent food.

CAMPING PROGRAM GOALS

Easter Seals Ontario camps operate to serve children and young adults living with physical disabilities, as well as their families. Each camper is encouraged to become involved in all aspects of the camping experience, according to their personal ability.

• - Provide a recreation experience to Easter Seals children and young adults that is
  safe;
• - Promote the development of life skills that enhance future independence;
• - Build self-esteem through activities that challenge each camper\'s’ individuals abilities;
• - Provide opportunities for social interaction, building friendships and the development of healthy interpersonal behaviours and to have FUN!

STAFF AND VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Essential Physical Functions

• - Communicate and work with groups and provide necessary instruction to campers and staff
• - Effective verbal and written communication
• - Physical ability to respond appropriately to situations requiring first aid.
• - Able to assist campers in an emergency (fire, evacuation, illness, or injury) and possess strength and endurance required to maintain constant supervision of campers
• - Lift and carry up to 22kg/50lbs
• - Able to manage lifting, some bending, stooping and stretching as well as daily
  exposure to the sun and heat and varying environmental conditions.
• - Visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental and other hazards

Essential Social and Emotional Functions

• - Observe camper and staff behaviour and apply appropriate behaviour-management techniques, enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures
• - Live and work in an environment with limited privacy and personal space
• - Work up to 10 days in a row with little down time
• - Work with and have patience for children, youth and young adults for up to 24 hours a day
• - Able to work constructively with individuals from a wide-variety of backgrounds and personalities
• - Able to recognize emotional stressors and implement self-care strategies
• - Able to discuss emotional and social needs with supervisors
• - Work and thrive in a community with little personal space, up to twenty-four hours (24) a day
• - Make decisions in high-stress situations
• - Respect and comply with the camp policies

PERSONAL CARE

At Camp Woodeden we pride ourselves on providing everything necessary for campers to be successful while at camp. Working in teams of two (or more) all Camp Woodeden staff and volunteers help to provide personal care for campers. For Cabin Counsellors, Program Counsellors and Cabin Leaders approximately 35-50% of their daily tasks are personal care tasks. Examples of these tasks are:

• - Bathing/Showering
• - Brushing teeth
• - Hair care
• - Toileting (changing adult incontinence pads/diapers)
• - Dressing
• - Feeding
• - Lifting and transferring between bed, wheelchair, program activities
• - Clean intermittent catheterizations

All staff and volunteers receive training in providing appropriate and supportive personal care.

Link to our Employment Opportunities:http://bit.ly/2PvV5cZ

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Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through challenging, magical, and enriching experiences. 

Camp Ooch currently seeks Adventure/High Ropes instructors to join the paid summer staff team. Full details of the role can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1654. 

Completed applications can be sent to hr@ooch.org and questions can be sent to Marg Wiley at mwiley@ooch.org. 

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Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides kids with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through enriching, magical, and challenging experiences. 

Camp Ooch current seeks an Archery and Accessible Sports Instructor to join the paid summer staff team in 2019. Full details of the position can be found here. 

Completed applications can be sent to hr@ooch.org and questions can be sent to Overnight Program Manager, Marg Wiley at mwiley@ooch.org. 

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Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through challenging, magical, and enriching experiences. 

Camp Ooch currently seeks an Explore Instructor to facilitate nature and fishing programming as part of the paid summer staff team. Full details for the role can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1641. 

Completed applications can be found at hr@ooch.org and questions can be sent to Marg Wiley at mwiley@ooch.org. 

Content:

Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through challenging, magical, and enriching experiences. 

Camp Ooch currently seeks a Woodshop Instructor to facilitate woodshop programming as part of the paid summer staff team. Full details for the position can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1646. 

Completed applications can be sent to hr@ooch.org and questions can be sent to Overnight Program Manager Marg Wiley at mwiley@ooch.org

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Camp Wahanowin is currently seeking enthusiastic, dynamic, dedicated and caring university students to work during our Outdoor Education Centre (May and June) and/or our main summer camp programs, Camp Wahanowin and National Music Camp (July and August).  Camp Wahanowin, located only 90 minutes north of Toronto, is a co-ed, residential camp that has been providing exciting experiences to campers and staff since 1955. 

As a Wahanowin staff member, you will touch and affect many lives and quite possibly change your own.  The potential of the summer camp experience is limitless as we strive to deliver a program influencing positively on all or our children and staff.  You play a significant role at camp - the responsibility you are being handed is awesome and the required effort tremendous, but the rewards are infinite.  The skills you will gain, the campers you meet and the friendships you will make, will create memories that will last a lifetime.

Camp Wahanowin is hiring INSTRUCTORS for summer of 2019!

General Qualifications:

• - Standard First Aid, CPR (can be obtained during Spring Training)
• - Criminal Record Check including Vulnerable Position Screening (camp can assist)
• - Enthusiasm for instructing, working with children and camp living
• - Minimum 1 year instructing experience in area of choice or equivalent in practical experience
• - Live on site for duration of contract
• - Previous camp experience an asset

Specific Positions and Related Qualifications:

• - Archery - experience with compound and recurve bows
• - Arts and Crafts - Craft experience including working with beads, hemp, embroidery thread, paints, wax
• - Café - Safe food handling experience, cooking and nutrition knowledge
• - Mountain Biking - Technical skills, bike maintenance experience
• - Pottery - Clay project experience, use of kiln, glazes, pottery wheel
• - Ropes Course - Level 1 Challenge Course certification, Ropes and Rock climbing technical, belay, rescue and safety experience
• - Tennis - technical stroke skills, knowledge of game and etiquette
• - Wood Shop - Carpentry skills using power tools, hand tools

Employment Dates and Salaries:
Includes transportation to camp from Toronto, room, board, use of camp facilities, staff programs, events and excursions

• - April 28^th to September 1^st - $4000
• - April 28^th to June 23^rd - $1750
• - June 24^th to August 15^th or September 1^st - $1000-$2250* (varies depending on position and experience)

To Apply:

Complete our online staff application at www.wahanowin.com/staff_forms  or send your resume along with three references to:
Camp Wahanowin
227 Eglinton Avenue West
Toronto, ON  M4R 1A9
Attention: Pete Thistlethwaite, Director
Fax: 416-482-2860
Email: pete@wahanowin.com

For more information about our programs, check us out online!
www.wahanowin.com
www.nationalmusiccamp.com

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Nature and Scope

The Summer Camp Tours Coordinator will report through the Summer Camp Director. The primary focus of this position will be to ensure children and youth are provided with a variety of age appropriate activities/programming that supports their positive growth in spirit, mind and body.  Program Coordinators are directly responsible for planning and delivering activities to groups of children and youth in their area of specialty. Additionally, they are responsible for the planning, coordination, and execution of camp wide theme days.  Program Coordinators support Camp Counsellors by providing ongoing support and direction in the area of program delivery.

Salary and Work Schedule

• - Seasonal (start June 17); Monday-Friday; 8:30am – 4:30pm
• - Attends regular staff meetings as well as family involvement events during summer
• - Attends and fully participates in all pre-camp training
• - May be required to attend overnight programs

Responsibilities

• - Develops and submits weekly program plans and schedules to Director
• - Plans and delivers a wide range of developmentally appropriate programs to groups of children and youth
• - Plans, coordinates and executes camp wide theme days and special events
• - Ensures all camp staff have access to program resources and provides ongoing support and ideas for program improvement
• - Assists Director in regular program quality assessment
• - Acts as a positive role model for children, youth, co-workers and families
• - Ensures family inquiries and concerns are shared with Directors for prompt, professional follow-up
• - Supports summer camp counsellors, volunteers and placement students with camp programming and group facilitation strategies
• - Recognizes when immediate follow up is required with families and ensures all issues are escalated in a prompt & professional manner with Director
• - Ensure compliance with YMCA of Oakville Child Protection policies and procedures at all times

Knowledge, Skill, Ability and Experience

• - High school diploma or equivalency
• - Minimum 1 year experience working within a summer day camp or overnight camp program
• - Experience planning and leading programs for children and youth
• - Standard First Aid and CPR ‘C’ (prior to the first day of camp)
• - Strong interpersonal communication skills and conflict resolution skills
• - Strong team work and leadership skills
• - Certification and experience in area of program specialization
• - Must have a current and valid police records check with vulnerable sector screening

Competencies

The position requires the following Association Core Competencies: quality focus, relationship building and collaboration, commitment to organization mission, vision and values, communication, diversity and inclusion, integrity and trust.

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

If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team, please forward a cover letter and resume to: campjobs@oakville.ymca.ca

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Dates of Employment

Start Date: June 19, 2019

End Date: August 30, 2019

Location: Minden, ON

The Camp

Since 1918, campers have come to Onondaga Camp each summer to discover the challenges and rewards of outdoor adventure and friendship.  A true Canadian summer tradition, Onondaga Camp offers an extraordinary environment for kids to play, explore, achieve, and grow.

Onondaga Camp is a summer overnight camp for children ages 6-16 near Minden, Ontario.  We facilitate over 1,500 campers each summer.  We hire staff on the basis of the soundness and maturity of their judgment, their commitment to being strong role models, and most importantly their ability to establish positive and caring relationships with their campers.

The Position

Onondaga is looking for an Assistant Head of High Ropes to run our High Ropes program under the supervision of our Head of High Ropes.  Onondaga’s ropes program consists of a Challenge Course, Triple Flying Fox, Climbing Wall, and Giant Swing.  The Assistant Head of Ropes role will manage the ropes course and staff of approximately 15 members with the Head of Ropes.  Onondaga’s ropes program has over 55 campers in its program as well as 12 staff working at a given time.  Duties as the Assistant Head of High Ropes include management and inventory of all equipment, periodical element inspections, proper logging of all ropes elements, and staff scheduling and management.  The ideal candidate enjoys working in an outdoor environment and can envision themselves spending the majority of the day at a ropes course in a children’s camp environment.

Necessary Qualifications/Competencies

• - Challenges Unlimited, Elevation Designs, or Adventure Works Level 1 or 2 Certification (or willingness to obtain).
• - Experience with high ropes courses ideally in a children’s camp environment is ideal.
• - Previous experience leading and managing a small team is considered an asset.
• - Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross or National Lifeguard is considered an asset.

The Application Process

To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here, or send a resume and cover letter to Miles Villneff, Assistant Director, at miles@onondagacamp.com. Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. 

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.

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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 needs to be turning 17 years of age before December 31, 2019, to apply. Experience planning and delivering engaging art activities including ceramics for kids of all ages 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.

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CAMP HURONDA

Owned and operated by Diabetes Canada, Camp Huronda lies on a beautifully wooded peninsula on Lake Waseosa near Huntsville. This superb 110-acre setting offers permanent camp facilities for children living with type 1 diabetes through carefully planned programs that provide children with a summer of adventure, fun, learning and health care.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Challenge Course Head is responsible for all aspects of the challenge course program in conjunction with the program head (dynamic team elements, static course, swing shot, four-sided climbing tower and low ropes elements), including supporting the Challenge Course Instructors, maintaining all challenge course equipment, ensuring that all programs are meeting risk management standards and delivering an experiential, camper-focused experience. In conjunction with the Leadership Team the challenge course lead will be responsible for the general management of Camp Huronda in addition they will play a leading role in planning and facilitating staff training week. They will work closely with the Waterfront, Program and Land Instructor Heads to coordinate all camp programming.

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The high ropes coordinator is responsible for facilitating and supervising all high
ropes and climbing wall programming at YLCC.

Working with the Director and Assistant Director, this position is responsible for ensuring the highest standards of safety are being met, working with each coordinator to schedule programs in the high ropes course, facilitating and supervising the facilitation of all activities in the challenges course or climbing wall, and maintaining a clean and organized climbing area.

The High Ropes Coordinator will hold a spring and summer position.

Apply today! https://ylcc.campbrainstaff.com/

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Land Activities and Counsellors – Camp Arrowhead

Are you great with kids? Do you want to spend your summer in an overnight waterfront camp setting but still get your nights and weekends off? Do you love camp activities and want to inspire kids to do the same?

If so, Camp Arrowhead is interested in talking to you about the Summer 2019. Camp Arrowhead is located in Innisfil, Ontario on beautiful Lake Simcoe. Arrowhead staff can stay on site or commute each day to camp. We are currently looking for a variety of land activity heads and counselling staff.

Activities include:
Landsports, Tennis, Courtsports, Pottery, Drama, Dance, Ukelele, Music

Please visit www.camparrowhead.ca for more info and to fill out a staff application.

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Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through challenging, fun, and enriching experiences.

Camp Ooch currently seeks two Woodshop Instructors to join the paid summer staff team for 2019. Full details of the posting can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1646. 

Completed applications can be sent to hr@ooch.org. Please state which position you are applying to in the email subject line. Questions can be sent to the Overnight Program Manager, Marg Wiley at mwiley@ooch.org 

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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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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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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

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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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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. 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.

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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.

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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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

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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.

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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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

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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.

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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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.