Author: Mark Dubler
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Author: Mark Dubler
Author: Mark Dubler
Author: Mark Dubler
Show Your Enthusiasm
Virtually all summer camp counselor positions will involve with young people or children, and no Camp Director wants to hire boring staff. Children love excitement, and every child wants to know their camp counselor genuinely cares for them and loves being with them. Be Yourself If you sort of fake who you are when you interview for camp counselor positions, chances are the interviewer will pick up on this, and if they don’t, you may also increase the possibility of landing a job you actually won’t like very much. If you practice basic interview skills, know as much as you can about your own experiences, your qualifications, and the needs of the position, you will be able to relax and let your personality shine. Writing a strong camp counselor resume shows your commitment, highlights your skills, and showcases you to potential employers in ways that will set you apart. The following are some basic dos and don’ts to keep in mind as you write your camp counselor resume. Many college students miss the opportunity of interviews because they do not take the necessary time to think through and write an excellent resume.
Author: Mark Dubler
In the United States, there are summer camps in all 50 states. Many college graduates look back on their summers working as camp counselors as some of the best memories of their lives.
A Variety of Summer Opportunities But what are the kinds of opportunities for college students and how do you find them? This is an important question, because the variety of opportunities available is more than most college students realize. Here are some examples of the types of positions available at summer camps. Some are not considered positions for camp counselors, but many times the need is for camp counselors that also serve an additional role. For example, staff members may also serve as lifeguards, sports instructors, ropes course guides, stage coordinators, food servers, activity specialists, riflery instructors, storytellers, small group leaders, drama directors, and media directors These are just a few types of the many opportunities available for camp counselors, so taking the time to research opportunities may uncover positions you never knew were available. |
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