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3D Art / Woodworking Activity Instructor
4 months ago
Description
Job Title
WoodWorking Activity Counselor
Job Location
In person, Wiscasset, ME 04578
Job Overview
Camp Chewonki is seeking WoodWorking Activity Counselors to join our prestigious nature-based overnight camp and expedition-based youth leadership program. As a counselor, you will primarily be responsible for the WoodWorking Program, with opportunities to support other areas of programming. Ideal candidates will have a passion for working with children, spending time in the outdoors, and a dedication to lifelong learning.
Compensation
- Dates: June 9th-August 13th
- Starting salary: $3,000 plus opportunities for bonuses with experience and certifications.
- Travel stipend is added onto salary (determined by location you will be traveling from).
- Offering up to $500 per person if you are hired and refer a friend as a West Side Cabin Counselor!*
- Competitive salary within the camping industry.
- Full room and board.
- Extensive training.
- Opportunity to do Wilderness First Aid courses for free.
- Days off to explore Maine.
- Laundry services provided.
- Academic internship credit available.
Responsibilities
- Lead the WoodWorking Program.
- Support other areas of programming.
- Assist in-cabin staff.
- Support other activity counselors.
Requirements
- Applicants are not required to hold any certification or specific experience.
- Some experience in crafting.
- Safety conscious.
- Ability to support campers using basic woodwork projects with pre-cut materials.
We're excited for you to apply!
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