Explore America this summer.

If you’re the type who can help out in a variety of ways, you’ll make a great General Counselor.

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You’ll get to take part in all the fun camp activities, and experience something new every day.

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You’ll be a role model for your small group of campers, and you’ll be the person they’ll turn to if they need help.

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You can make a big impact on your group because you’ll be with them day in and day out. You’ll get to watch them grow over the summer, which makes this a truly rewarding role.

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Qualifications: No qualifications are needed for this role.

This role is perfect for people who want to go to camp, but don’t want to work directly with kids.

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There are roles in the camp office, security, food preparation, maintenance, and housekeeping, among others. The staff members behind the scenes keep everything moving along for the summer.

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You’ll be part of a team, often made up of people from different nationalities. It’s a chance to make friends from around the world, develop your skills, and gain valuable work experience in your chosen industry.

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Qualifications: You must be an active full-time student at University.

‍Being a Special Needs Counselor is one of the most rewarding job at camp.

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Everyone deserves to have a great summer, no matter their ability, and your day to day responsibilities will all be focused on this. You can have a huge impact not just during their time at camp, but in their wider lives, often making friends for life.

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If you're at a dedicated special needs camp, most activities will be the same as any other camp, so you can ensure that everyone can have a limitless summer.

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The main difference you'll see is the ratio of campers to counselors, as you'll often see a 1:1 or a 1:2 ratio at most camps

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If you're ready for a challenging yet incredibly rewarding role, then being a Special Needs Counselor at summer camp will be perfect for you.

If you’ve got a one-track mind, this one’s for you.

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If there’s a better summer job than helping kids develop their skills in an activity you’re passionate about, we haven’t heard of it. If you’d be confident enough to teach kids about your chosen activity, you’ll be a great fit. All you really need to bring to this camp role is your enthusiasm and creativity. You’ll excel if you can find ways to help kids grow in different ways. You’ll usually have five 1-hour sessions at your station each day, and you can join other activities or groups in your spare time.

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There’s a huge range of activities and job roles at summer camps in America, so there’s likely a perfect role for you. Make sure to let us know about your skills in your application. If you're interested in a specific role, ask our team on your welcome call.

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Qualifications: Not required for most Activity Specialist roles. If you do have qualifications in any of the activities on your profile, that’s a bonus!