At Camp Caroline, we look for the very best people to help us create unforgettable experiences for every guest who sets foot on our campus. We understand that it takes many parts to make a strong whole, and that's why we need you! Come join us in giving your most valuable resource - your time - and be blessed while being a blessing. You'll never be sorry you did!
A summer camp counselor's primary role is to build relationships with campers and to encourage campers in their spiritual walk of faith. This includes accepting them at whatever place they are at spiritually and encouraging them to take steps toward a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. You will be the primary caregiver each week to a cabin of 5-7 campers and will participate with them in activities, outtrips, and sessions. During our Family Camps, you will be assigned both an age group and a guest family as your primary focus.
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A summer camp counselor's primary role is to build relationships with campers and to encourage campers in their spiritual walk of faith. This includes accepting them at whatever place they are at spiritually and encouraging them to take steps toward a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. You will be the primary caregiver each week to a cabin of 5-7 campers and will participate with them in activities, outtrips, and sessions. During our Family Camps, you will be assigned both an age group and a guest family as your primary focus.
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Lead Camps are focused on working with students and journeying with them as they seek to lead a God-centered life. The Lead 11/12 Counselor's primary role is to work with students going into Grade 11 and 12 who are participating in a multi-week Lead Camp. During this, they will help facilitate all aspects of the program including; teaching, activity times, service times, and being the primary caregiver for the campers throughout the session. Lead 11/12 Counselors must be at least 18 years of age.
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Lead Camps are focused on working with students and journeying with them as they seek to lead a God-centered life. The Lead 8/9/10 Counselor's primary role is to work with students going into Grade 8 to 10 who are participating in a single-week Lead Camp. During this, they will help facilitate all aspects of the program including; teaching, activity times, service times, and being the primary caregiver for the campers throughout the session. Lead 8/9/10 Counselors must be at least 18 years of age.
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The Outtripping Counselor's primary role is to prepare for and lead our various summer outtrips. These include hiking, canoeing, white water rafting, power tubing, paintball, rocketry and laser tag. You will spend a lot of time offsite leading campers and guests on trips and will be required to attend extra training in preparation for them. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required. Due to driving requirements for outtrips, outtripping counselors applicants 21 years old and over are preferred.
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The Recreation Learder's primary role is to ensure the upkeep of all onsite activity areas (Achery Tag, Wiffle Golf, Archery/Ax Throwing, Locked Rooms, Sports Shed...). Daily tasks will include opening and closing activity areas, doing necessary repairs and helping with the setup and prep for our Evening Events. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required.
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The Crafts Learder's primary role is to organize, run and upkeep the Craft Shack during our Family and Grade Camps. Most of your day will be spent in the craft shack leading activity blocks for cabins and families or firing ceramics in the evenings. You will create a fun and safe environment for kids to enjoy their time in the Craft Shack to the fullest. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required.
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The Video Leader's primary role is to capture photos and to film and produce videos throughout the summer that highlight the weekly camp experience. This includes making “Good Morning, Camp Caroline!” videos, producing a weekly camp highlight video, photographing campers and activities, and more. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required. There will be two Video Leaders hired each summer.
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The Summer Administrator's primary role is to assemble the weekly schedules and provide admin support to the Admin Team Leader. Your time will be spent behind the computer, photographing and capturing camp highlights for social media, and assisting in other camp tasks as assigned by the Admin Team Leader. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required.
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The Challenge Course Leader’s primary role is to prepare and facilitate the camp Challenge Course activities. These include the High Ropes Course, Giant Swing, and Zipline elements. You will be creating a safe and supportive environment for campers and guests to conquer their fears and experience new challenges as you guide them through these elements. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required. There will be five Challenge Course Leaders hired each summer.
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The Swimming Leader’s primary role is to plan and lead swimming activity times, and to supervise the pool. During our Grade Camps, you will be leading campers through some brief Bible teaching, games, and free time. During our Family Camps, you will be lifeguarding the pool area while families enjoy it. You will also have some general pool cleaning and maintenance duties. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required.
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The Worship Leader’s primary role is to prepare and lead the weekly worship sessions. These include morning worship times, evening worship times, and campfires. You will offer support and care to guest speakers, create song set lists, organize worship and tech teams, set up the worship area, and more. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required.
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The Dish Crew leaders are responsible for working alongside our weekly dishwashing volunteers in our kitchen. These positions have been created to further support both our kitchen team and our volunteers. The Dish crew leaders will train volunteers, ensure cleaning standards are being met, and lead and encourage our weekly volunteers. Any additional time outside of these roles will be spent assisting other camp staff as required. There will be two Dish crew Leaders hired each summer.
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Support Counselors have a flexible position, and will have a wide variety of responsibilities to aid our staff team as a whole. This will include preparing our camp canteen orders each day, providing extra housekeeping support, and acting as a relief counsellor during afternoon activities. There will be two Support Counselors hired each summer.
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The camp First Aid Leader is critical to ensuring that everyone is well cared for throughout the summer ministry and that our healthcare practices are in accordance with provincial health and safety standards. You will spend your summer partnering with volunteer RNs to provide first aid and health care to campers, guests, and staff, as well as managing the camp health care station, first aid kits, and medical records. The First Aid Leader must have a minimum of two years of nursing school experience.
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