Do you have experience Flyboarding? Do you want to lead a team of staff and run the most exciting activity at camp? Well, you have come to the right place. We are curre.ntly looking for a Head of Flyboarding to inspire our campers and staff.
Tamarack is located on a private lake in Bracebridge, Muskoka and home to over 400 campers and staff from around the world.
If you have experience with Flyboarding, this is the job for you.
You must have NLS, SFA, CPRC. If you don\'t have your water quals yet, we are running a certification course mid- June at camp.
We are looking for Music Specialist for full-time/daytime Summer employment to teach a variety of music programs and lead campers between 2 - 15.5 years of age. Contract is 7 weeks in length from July 2-August 18, 2019, plus staff training.
Zodiac Day Camp, established in 1998 is a specialty camp for kids between the ages of 2-15. Zodiac offers 1 week session options with programs ranging from: Adult & Tot (2-4 yrs), Zodiac Day Care (2.5-4 yrs): variety. Kid-Vantage (4-6 yrs): full variety. Specialty (6-12 yrs): half variety, half specialty, CITs and LEADs (12-14 yrs). Zodiac operates out of Leo Baeck Day School South Campus located near Bathurst and Eglinton.
The majority of Zodiac campers are between the ages of 2-6 and while we have campers that come for varying session lengths, many of our campers attend camp for 4-7 weeks. Candidates should have experience programming for young children and be able to plan a variety of classes to ensure a fun and stimulating experience and that classes are non-repetitive for returning campers.
Before you apply, please see salary ranges below.
Candidates are asked to fill out an application by visiting our website www.zodiaccamp.on.ca and filling out an online \"Staff Application\" under the \'Staff\' tab.
-Privately run camps are exempt from minimum wage law.
-The total salary for a 7-week contract (July 2-August 16, 2019) will be from $1050-$1,750 (depending on experience).
Zodiac Day Camp welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
We are looking for an Outdoor Adventure Specialist for full-time/daytime Summer employment to lead campers between 2 - 15.5 years of age. Contract is 7 weeks in length from July 2-August 18, 2019, plus staff training.
-Coordinate Specialty programming with relevant partners, i.e. climbing, archery, etc.
The role of the Program Administration SD primarily focuses on the logistical organization of camp programs and administration. The Program Administration SD will work mainly with the Resource Section Directors. Responsibilities include, administration of Personal Choice Activities, day-off scheduling for resource areas, generating attendance lists for PCAs, camp-wide scheduling, and records keeping for camper awards. Along with these duties, the Program Administration SD will be responsible for assisting other members of the Wanakita staff team to ensure high-quality program delivery. This position requires a thorough knowledge of camp program, administration, procedures, an eye for detail and a willingness to work closely with others.
YMCA Wanakita is located on a 1,000-acre property on the shores of Koshlong Lake in Haliburton Ontario. YMCA Wanakita has over 3km of lake and river shoreline and more than 25km of trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing (winter.) Offering both waterfront activities (such as Sailing, Canoeing, Swimming & Kayaking) and land-based activities (such as Dance, Archery, High Ropes, Music, Biking,) there are program offerings for everyone\'s interest.
YMCA Wanakita Overnight & Day programs attract roughly 13,000 participants per year. During the summer months YMCA Wanakita offers Kids Overnight Camp (ages 7-16), Kids Day Camp (ages 5-13) & Family Camp (open to any age as long as a minimum of 2 generations are present.) During the Spring, Fall & Winter seasons, YMCA Wanakita offers Outdoor Centre programming for schools, private interest groups and family groups of a wide range of ages and backgrounds. Each Outdoor Centre group receives a custom built program schedule based upon their trip duration, program goals & desired outcomes.
Based on the number of overnight participants throughout the year, YMCA Wanakita is the largest YMCA camp in Canada. With a staff team of 15 full-time staff and up to 180 contract staff during peak summer months, YMCA Wanakita is also one of the largest employers in Haliburton County. Through YMCA Strong Kids Funding, YMCA Wanakita offers roughly $100,000 of annual funding support to help participants attend YMCA Wanakita programs throughout the year.
YMCA Wanakita is a branch of the YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford. In Summer2019, Wanakita will celebrate its 66th anniversary on Koshlong Lake in the Haliburton Highlands. Wanakita's history extends back to the 1920's, when the Hamilton YMCA operated Camp Tekahoinwake on the Grand River. Tekahoinwake moved to Lake Erie and became Erie Heights, where it remained until 1953, when the YMCA moved the camping operation to Koshlong Lake and renamed it Wanakita. Wanakita was a boy's camp until 1969, and then became a co-ed camp for 8-16 year olds. In 1976 Wanakita became a four-season facility and continued to grow to meet the needs of the community. Today, Wanakita annually serves about 3300 summer day, overnight, and family campers through the summer. An additional 9000 participants of all ages take part in a variety of recreational and educational programs during winter, spring, and fall at the Wanakita Outdoor Centre.
The YMCA of Hamilton/ Burlington is a charitable organization helping people achieve personal growth in spirit, mind and body through participation and service to the community.
Creating healthy communities in which individuals and families have opportunities to reach their potential.
As a branch of the YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington, YMCA Wanakita is recognized as a premier summer children's camp, summer family camp, and a fall, winter and spring Outdoor Education, Recreation and Retreat Centre. Wanakita is recognized for excellence in providing opportunities and experiences that contribute significantly to the lives of people of all ages and backgrounds.
To develop self-reliance and responsibility to realizing leadership potential, expanding one's personal resources and placing a high value on having a positive attitude.
To be socially co-operative by relating positively to others, understanding interdependence and friendships, group building and co-operative living.
Towards health, fitness and lifelong learning through understanding emotional, mental and physical well-being and the importance of active lifestyles and learning new skills that carry forward through life.
To be motivated by principle developing values that guide life such as trust, honour, love, justice, peace, fun, honesty, equality, courage, spiritual understanding and appreciation of the diversity of people.
To appreciate and understand the workings of the natural world and our place in it.
The YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford is committed to creating an inclusive environment that accommodates all individuals, including those with disabilities. We support the goals of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Acts (AODA) and have established policies, procedures and practices which adhere to the accessibility standards set out in the AODA. Should you require any accommodation throughout the recruitment process please do not hesitate contacting our Human Resources Department.
The YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford is an equal opportunity employer.
At YMCA Wanakita we are looking for staff members who are positive role models. Our staff members represent our vision, mission, values and goals and provide participants with opportunities to develop. They are self-motivated and interested in their own growth and development, while providing exceptional learning opportunities for our participants. Wanakita staff work well on a team, and adapt to the needs of the Outdoor Centre and Summer Camp Programs. Work at Wanakita is challenging, rewarding, and enjoyable.
Working outside every day in a camp environment is a very rewarding experience. Wanakita staff become key figures in the lives of the children, youth, and adults with whom they teach, lead and have fun with; and make friends themselves that last a lifetime.
YMCA Wanakita takes pride in its staff team. These individuals make the program delivery possible, and have built Wanakita\\\\\\\'s excellent reputation across Canada and around the World. The Summer Camp and Outdoor Centre staff are entrusted with a great deal of responsibility, so Wanakita takes great care to make sure we select skilled individuals with positive attitudes and strong work ethic to offer the unique Wanakita experience to our clients.
We are looking for a Photographer/Videographer for full-time/daytime Summer employment to take photographs and short video clips of camp activities and daily spirit including action shots, group shots, and individual shots. Contract is 7 weeks in length from July 2-August 16, 2019, plus staff training.
Zodiac Day Camp, established in 1998 is a specialty camp for kids between the ages of 2-15. Zodiac offers 1 week session options with programs ranging from: Adult & Tot (2-4), Zodiac Day Care (ages 2.5-4), Kid-Vantage (ages 4-6): full variety, Specialty (ages 6-12): half variety, half specialty, CITs and LEADs (13-15). Zodiac operates out of Leo Baeck Day School South Campus located near Bathurst and Eglinton. As well as the amazing indoor air-conditioned facilities, Zodiac also has access to outdoor Cedervale Park adjacent to the Leo Baeck and nearby Forest Hill C.I. pool.
-Checking the schedule to maximize time with all age groups at a variety of activities.
-The successful candidates total salary for a 7-week contract (July 2-August 16, 2019) will be from $950-$1,750 (depending on experience).
We are looking for Summer Camp Counsellors for full-time/daytime Summer employment to look after campers between 2 - 15.5 years of age. Contracts are 4, 6, or 7 weeks in length from July 2-August 16, 2019, plus staff training.
Zodiac Day Camp, established in 1998 is a specialty camp for kids between the ages of 2-15. Zodiac offers 1 week session options with programs ranging from: Adult & Tot (2-4), Zodiac Day Care (2.5-4): variety. Kid-Vantage (ages 4-6): full variety. Specialty (ages 6-12): half variety, half specialty, CITs and LEADs (13-15). Zodiac operates out of Leo Baeck Day School South Campus located near Bathurst and Eglinton. As well as the amazing indoor air-conditioned facilities, Zodiac also has access to outdoor Cedervale Park adjacent to the Leo Baeck and nearby Forest Hill C.I. pool.
Candidates are asked to fill out an application by visiting our website www.zodiaccamp.on.ca and filling out an online \"Staff Application\" under the \'Staff\' tab. Resumes will not be accepted.
-High School Student total salary for a 7-week contract (July 2-August 16, 2019) will be from $700-$950 (depending on experience).
-College/University Student total salary for a 7-week contract (July 2-August 16, 2019) will be from $1150-$1,500 (depending on experience).
Olympia Sports Camp is a world-class, up-beat, dynamic and safe environment, where campers learn to participate and share in a community that focuses on positive energy and peer encouragement. Our passion is to empower each and every camper to 'Be the Hero of Their Own Story.' The lifeblood of Olympia is its staff; everyone working at Olympia is there to ensure the guests have an amazing experience!
-Ensure all clients have an encouraging, safe and fun environment while at camp.
-Facilitating programs such as rock climbing, co-operative games, nature hikes, canoeing, kayaking, high ropes, low ropes, outdoor life skills, archery, orienteering, and a variety of evening programs.
-Work cooperatively and collaboratively with other staff to provide the best experience possible for clients.
-Olympia staff are enthusiastic, flexible, and fun.
Each period is 45 minutes long with 15 minutes between periods.
REPORT CARDS: Report cards are only completed for campers who attend camp more than 1 session.
CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED: All certifications must be current during employment.
Staff is paid on a salary based on year of school, swim qualifications, teaching experience, Zodiac experience, etc.
Camp OKI is Canada's first dedicated summer camp program for kids with congenital heart disease. From 2004-2018, our program was affiliated with the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Ontario as well as the in-hospital Labatt Family Heart Centre. In 2019, Camp OKI is now an independent non-profit organization. Like any summer camp, we offer a variety of land and water activities, music programming, arts, crafts, ceramics and woodworking, as well as campfires and fun group games. Our programming is available to campers ages 8-16yrs old, and we maintain small ratios of approximately 1:2.5 counselors to campers throughout our age groups. We serve approximately 95 campers each year.
Our week-long program takes place at an overnight camp facility just outside of Rosseau, Ontario. In the 2019 season, we will hold our summer program from August 24th-August 31st.
We are currently hiring for our 2019 cabin counselor volunteer team. Volunteers are provided with room and board, including all meals throughout our overnight week at camp. All volunteers carry out the week at camp as a cabin counselor. A required training will take place in Toronto at the end of May. All volunteers are required to maintain certification in Standard First Aids and CPR level C before August 24th.
If you are interested in joining our team, apply below! All applications will be assessed based on your experience working in child and family friendly environments, any prior camp or youth group experience, and your comfortability with outdoor and camp activities. However, not having prior camp experience will not exclude your application. Please include a cover letter with your resume addressing the above. If you require assistance in applying, please contact us.
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Thanks for clicking the link. Camp Tamarack is looking to hire some incedible counsellors for Summer 2019. We are located in Bracebridge, Ontario and we welcome over 400 campers and staff from , around the world.
The staff application will take approximately 10-20 minutes to complete.
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Tim Horton Onondaga Farms (THOF) is one of the Foundation's 7 camps, and is located on over 400 acres of picturesque farmland, surrounded by feed crops, rolling hills and protected wetlands. Located a 1 hour drive south-west of Toronto, THOF is committed to the preservation and protection of wildlife and the natural environment. The on-site farm is the home to horses, cattle, goats, chickens, rabbits and donkeys. Program highlights at THOF include: overnight camping and backpacking, high and low ropes challenge courses, fishing, archery, and environmental programming.
Camp Couchiching is currently seeking qualified paddle area head. The position will run from June 24th – August 30th 2019.
Centre - 1620 Sixth Line Road, Dunrobin, Ontario.
As one of the largest charitable community service organizations in the Ottawa Region, the YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region responds to critical social needs in the community and works to provide solutions. Serving more than 70,000 people across our region annually, we are committed to nurturing the potential of children, teens and young adults, promoting healthy living and fostering social responsibility within the community. This position requires a commitment to the Y mission and core values of responsibility, honesty, caring, and respect, which form the foundation of all Y programs and services.
This position reports directly to the branch manager and will play an active role in the day to day operations of the maintenance and cleaning at Camp Otonabee.
-General cleaning duties in front and back of house areas.
-Operates hand tools such as saws, drills, etc.
-COMMITMENT TO Y VISION AND VALUES: Demonstrates and promotes a personal understanding of an appreciation for the mission, vision, values and strategic outcomes of the YMCA-YWCA.
-CONCERN FOR HEALTH & SAFETY: Acknowledges and understands how to manage and educate others of risk and harm reduction.
-QUALITY FOCUS: Ensures that success criteria for self are set, reviewed and surpassed regularly to provide excellent service delivery.
-CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION: Develops new ways or adapts existing ideas to help us achieve desired results. Challenge the status quo to discover more effective ways of performing.
-TEAMWORK: The ability to work effectively with others to achieve optimal collective results.
-LEADERSHIP: Motivates and inspires others to take action and achieve desired outcomes.
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We are currently looking for someone to join our admin team. This is an incredible opportunity to work in our Toronto office from April-June and then head up to camp June-Aug.
-Looking for someone to help in our Toronto office, bussing, logistics, enrollment and customer service.
We are also looking for a number of staff to join our SUMMER ONLY admin team. This is the perfect job for you if you love camp, love customer service, love all things tuck shop and also love getting out and doing tons of activities. Simply, complete the online application.
Onondaga is looking for a Head of Arts & Crafts (Activity Specialist) for the summer of 2019. Onondaga's Arts & Crafts program consists of woodworking, pottery, leather making, and various arts & crafts projects. The Head of Arts & Crafts will manage the entire program and staff of approximately 10 people. Duties include program design and implementation, inventory and management of all necessary supplies, staff management, and implementation of all program levels.
-Daily clinics (time for campers/staff to visit the health centre to see a nurse or the doctor) and associated charting.
-First aid kit maintenance (camp activities and overnight canoe trips).
-Assistance with daily first aid and medical emergencies as required.
To apply, please complete our online application by clicking here. Please note that although we thank all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted.
Camp Couchiching is currently seeking qualified tripping staff. The position will run from June 24th – August 30th 2019.
-Ensure that equipment is being properly maintained, including drying out tents when they return, washing food barrels etc.
Camp Couchiching is currently seeking a qualified male leadership staff for our leadership development program. The leadership program involves working directly with candidates ages 15-17. Camp Couchiching's leadership program is broken into two years, the first year focuses on hard skill development, such as canoeing, sailing, lifesaving and tripping, while the second year focuses on camp related skills such as activity instruction and cabin counselling. The position will run from June 25th – August 30th 2019.
Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded organization that provides children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities for growth through challenging, enriching, and magical experiences.
Camp Ooch currently seeks a Canoe Instructor to facilitate canoe, kayak, and SUP programming for youth ages 5-18 as part of the paid summer staff team. Fulld details of the contract can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1686.
Camp Ooch currently seeks a Woodshop Instructor to join the paid summer staff team for 2019. Full details on the role can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1646.
Camp Ooch currently seeks a Head of Adventure to provide leadership to Adventure programming as part of the paid summer staff team. Full details of the role can be found at https://www.ooch.org/camp/document.doc?id=1654.
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.
We are currently seeking two (2) Driver / Office Aid.
Office Aid: the more you know about computers and networking, the better. It is also good for the Office Helper to enjoy filing and regaling in an office environment.
Driver: you will be asked to drive into Huntsville a few times a week for business-related reasons, and then whenever there is an emergency or an expected pick-up or drop-off situation. Sometimes, The Driver goes up to Temagami. The Driver needs to be licensed to drive in Ontario, and that license must be clear of any driving-related incidents. The driver needs to be able to drive well and safely under pressure.
- Able to operate each vehicle that may be driven.
- Coordinate diving schedule with office staff regarding town runs, evacuations.
- Teach and monitor proper use of seat-belts, safe loading and unloading, proper behaviour in the vehicle, and other aspects of vehicle safety.
- Clean and maintain vehicles.
- Check vehicles before and after each trip for gas, oil, tire pressure, damage, etc.
- Be familiar with any health problems of campers and staff that are transported.
- These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned and other duties may be assigned as required.
Compensation varies depending on the position and experience. All positions include room, board, laundry and use of facilities.
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!
We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Canoeing, one (1) at each camp.
The Head of Canoeing teaches canoeing lessons and facilitates the running of the canoeing program with the counselors. This person reports to the Program Director and is responsible for the development, safety, delivery and supervision of the Canoe program. They also take care of our fleet of cedar-canvas and Kevlar canoes.
- At least one summer of experience working in a canoeing environment.
As Night Watch, your principle duty is to safeguard the campers and the camp site from midnight until 7:00 am. This includes making rounds and investigating nightly activity.
-Ensure the safety of campers and the camp during the evening hours.
-Provide support and aid to any campers, who have fallen out of their beds, are homesick, sleep walk, wet the bed, etc.
-Complete two thorough rounds to ensure all campers are present in their cabins.
-Ensure staff members that are signed out have returned from time off.
-Sweep the Dining Hall thoroughly each night in between your two rounds.
Compensation is $5,292 based on a 9 week contract Plus all room and board and laundry and use of facilities is included. Its a great way to pocket a bunch of money at a summer job as there is little opportunity to spend while at Camp!
Dates of employment: June 16 – August 23, 2019 inclusive.
The Tim Horton Children's Foundation (THCF) is committed to serving youth from low-income families living in Tim Hortons' communities across Canada and the United States. Through repeated camp visits and at-home application of newfound skills, our program builds strengths that help youth thrive at school, succeed in their future workplaces and become positive, contributing members of their communities.
Location Tim Horton Children's Ranch (THCR) is spread out over 150 acres in beautiful Kananaskis Country. Located a 1 hour drive west of Calgary, Kananaskis is surrounded by popular tourist communities including Banff and Lake Louise. THCR offers a panoramic view of the Canadian Rockies and glacier-fed waters.
Camp Northway, a small overnight camp for girls in Algonquin Park, is looking for Canoe-Tripping Guides.
We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic staff with experience leading canoe trips. Bronze Cross, Wilderness First Aid and CPR are required. Wilderness First Aid certification will be provided during pre-camp training. NLS certification is preferred; canoe-tripping experience in Algonquin Park an asset.
Dates of employment: June 23--August 19. Pay based on experience and qualifications.
While in camp, Guides live in platform tents just like our campers. Guides must have an ability and desire to work with children in an outdoor setting. Northway does not have electricity, and is a screen-free camp.
Please contact us for an application at info@campnorthway.com and check out our website at www.campnorthway.com for more information on Northway.
Camp Northway, a small overnight camp for girls in Algonquin Park is looking for Camp Counsellors.
We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic staff for live-in Counsellor positions. Areas of teaching are swimming, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, arts & crafts and dramatics. Bronze Cross, Standard First Aid and CPR required. NLS certification preferred for all positions; required for swimming.
Dates of Employment are June 26--August 19; possible option of 1/2 summer. Pay is based on experience and qualifications.
Counsellors live in platform tents, and must have an ability and desire to work with children in an outdoor setting. Northway has no electricity and is a screen-free camp.
Please contact us for an application at info@campnorthway.com and check out our website at www.campnorthway.com for more information about Northway.
Come join us this summer! We're looking for two (2) Camp Medical Staff (Doctor or Nurse) to join our summer team. Contact Jeff "Capt." Brown at info@campotterdale.com or 613-206-2700 to discuss options.
Camp Otterdale is located midway between Kingston and Ottawa.
Founded in 1947, Camp Kandalore is a private camp offering a traditional summer camp experience for over 1200 children 6 – 16. Kandalore has long been regarded as one of the leading summer camps in Canada with a history steeped in canoe tripping and with one of the longest running outdoor education centres in the industry. The Camp prides itself on its warm and supportive community where children are made to feel included in the camp culture. The supportive nature of the camp allows for the campers to try new activities and develop new skills with the help of caring staff members. Kandalore operates as a summer camp in the summer months and an outdoor education centre hosting school groups from September to June.
For almost 30 years, The Kandalore OEC has been providing quality outdoor recreation and education programs for schools and youth groups. As a year-round OEC, we host over 4000 students per year. We have worked with public, separate, independent and private schools from areas including Toronto, Ottawa, Durham, Simcoe, Hastings, and Niagara County. We also work with businesses, agencies, educators, and other adult organizations offering unique and customized programs. The Kandalore OEC caters to participants from grade five to 12, as well as College and University students. Our program encourages participants to discover personal strengths, practice problem-solving and decision-making skills in a fun and challenging outdoor environment.
-Work in conjunction with the Summer Kandalore Directors for ski camp, family camp and summer camp.
We thank all applicants but regret that only those candidates invited for an interview will be contacted.
We are currently seeking two (2) Heads of Sailing, one (1) at each camp.
The Head of Sailing organizes sailing lessons and is also available when campers and staff choose to go sailing in their free time. The Head of Sailing must be comfortable rigging, operating, and instructing with JY 15s and Laser IIs in various intensities of wind. The Head of Sailing at Wapomeo and Ahmek collaborate to organize and run the Roper Dayment Sailing Race in July and The Wilson in August. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
Please email ryersondirector@gmail.com for our application form.
-Must be familiar and in agreement with the Mission and Purpose of Ryerson Camp.
-Must be available for the tenure of the position (this includes necessary pre-camp training, all summer sessions, and end of summer staff clean-up and debrief days).
-Must provide a Police Record Check in order to be cleared for working with vulnerable persons.
-Past camping experience an asset.
-Priority will be given to graduates of the Leadership Development Camp.
-To be accountable to the camp Directors, and through them to the Board of Directors.
-To actively encourage any LDC counsellors in developing their counselling and leadership skills.
-To provide written evaluations on any LDC counsellors with whom you work.
-To live with a group of 4-8 campers, making sure they are supervised at all times, and helping them to adjust to, and grow within, the camp community.
-To accommodate the special medical needs of any of your campers.
-To report any illness or injury immediately to the Health Care Coordinator. (to work within the Ryerson Camp Health Plan).
-To ensure, to the best of your ability, the safety and well-being of each camper in your care.
-To document and report to the Directors any camper disclosures of abuse, and call CAS/FACS.
-To make sure that camp rules are understood and adhered to.
-To work alongside the inclusion coordinator to support participants through REACH.
-To assume responsibility for the use and care of camp facilities and equipment.
-To facilitate a fun and dynamic camping experience for each of the campers in your group.
-To treat the campers with dignity and respect.
-To maintain personal conduct that is consistent with Christian camping.
-To act as a support and resource for the counselling staff and Directors.
-To work alongside the rest of the counselling staff in accomplishing the above.
-Must be available for the tenure of the position (this includes necessary pre-camp training, all summer sessions, and end of summer clean-up and debrief days).
-Must have knowledge of, and/or interest in, basic nutritional principles.
-Must be willing to work under the direction of the Head Cook and Assistant Head Cook.
-Large group cooking experience an asset.
-To be accountable to the Head Cook, Assistant Head Cook, camp Directors, and through them to the Board of Directors.
-To work cooperatively with the camp Nurse to ensure that Health standards in the kitchen are maintained.
-To ensure that the kitchen is thoroughly cleaned at the end of each day.
-To ensure meals are nutritious, ample and on schedule.
-To work within a daily work schedule around the preparation of food, serving of food, storage of food and cleaning of kitchen, on a daily basis.
-To support the Head Cook in his/her duties.
-To take part in other aspects of the program as required or as appropriate.
-To work alongside the other kitchen staff in accomplishing the above.
-To invest yourself in the body of Christ as formed by the staff of people at Ryerson Camp while you are there.
-Must know Canada Health Standards.
-To work cooperatively with the camp Health Care Coordinator to ensure that Health standards in the kitchen are maintained.
-To keep a record of invoice food purchases and menus of all meals served on or off site.
-To work within the established budget when ordering food for the season, as set out by the Board of Directors.
-To inform the Board of Directors of any budgetary concerns well in advance of a funding shortage.
-To ensure that meals are nutritious, ample and on schedule.
food, serving of food, storage of food and cleaning of kitchen, on a daily basis.
-To consult with the Health Care Coordinator about the special food requirements of staff and campers, and to make provision for these requirements.
-To submit a summary report on the kitchen – including a final inventory of supplies and equipment – to the Directors, at the end of the season.
-To take part in other aspects of the program, as required or appropriate.
Whitchurch Riding Academy requires a certified lifeguard.
Operates: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm (July & August).
Recreational swim only, no lessons involved.
Must be 16 years or older. Riding experience an asset.
Daily transportation is available from 5 bus stops in Toronto & York Region.
We are located near Newmarket, Ontario.
camping experience is an asset.
-To live with a group of 8-15 campers, making sure they are supervised at all times, and helping them adjust to, and grow within the camp community.
-To ensure to the best of your ability, the safety and well-being of each camper in your care.
-To document and report to the Directors any camper disclosure of abuse, and call CAS/FACS.
-To make sure that camp rules are understood and adhered to, overseeing disciplinary measures at the Wilderness camp.
volunteers) is consistent with Christian Camping.
-To act as a support and resource for the counseling staff and Directors.
-To provide written schedules for each week for wilderness staff.
research for Directors in any off-site tripping.
Ryerson Camp while you are there.
YMCA Wanakita is looking for some more great folks to join the Summer 2019 team!
Financial support may be available for helping to obtain certifications such as ORCKA Canoeing, WFA, Challenge Course Facilitator Level 1 or Level 2.
YMCA Wanakita is located on a 1,000-acre property on the shores of Koshlong Lake in Haliburton Ontario. YMCA Wanakita has over 3km of lake and river shoreline and more than 25km of trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing (winter.) Offering both waterfront activities (such as Sailing, Canoeing, Swimming & Kayaking) and land-based activities (such as Dance, Archery, High Ropes, Music, Biking,) there are program offerings for everyone\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s interest.
YMCA Wanakita takes pride in its staff team. These individuals make the program delivery possible, and have built Wanakita\\\'s excellent reputation across Canada and around the World. The Summer Camp and Outdoor Centre staff are entrusted with a great deal of responsibility, so Wanakita takes great care to make sure we select skilled individuals with positive attitudes and strong work ethic to offer the unique Wanakita experience to our clients.
Camp Northway, a small overnight camp for girls in Algonquin Park is looking for Kitchen Staff.
We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic, team-oriented staff to prepare snacks and meals for campers and staff. Cooking at Camp Northway is a unique experience--with no electricity, we cook on a wood-burning stove, and prep food by hand. Food Handlers certification is an asset.
Just like our Campers and Counsellors, Kitchen Staff live in a tent in a wilderness setting. An understading of the rustic outdoor environment of Algonquin Park, in which we are located is beneficial. Northway is a screen-free camp.
Dates of employments: June 23--August 26. Pay based on experience and qualifications.
Please contact us for an application at info@campnorthway.com and check out our website at www.campnorthway.com for more information on our camp.
We are seeking a number of enthusiastic and responsible individuals for the following position to assist approximately 65 adults with physical disabilities to each enjoy a 6-day stay at the Summer Holiday Program in Orillia. This includes provision of attendant care services and programming.
-University or college student. Studies in recreation, health or social service related fields an asset.
-Must be able to live onsite for 6 consecutive days for all sessions from June to end of Aug 2019.
-Recreation or camping experience, and/or previous experience working with adults with physical disabilities an asset.