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No commitment, no pressure! Just answers to your questions!
Junior Counselors $1440+ for 6 weeks; $190/wk. Add'l $25/wk each returning year, plus $300(+) end-of-summer bonus,
plus $300 for every adult counselor you recruit! Training is May 29-June 9, 2023, and paid weeks are June 11-July 22. (Total commitment is 8-or-9 weeks.) Except for June 2-4 and July 21-22, weekends are off duty Fridays 8:00pm through Sundays 12:00pm. Unpaid time off is available with advanced arrangement. Additional paid work available July 23- August 12. Only hiring exceptional applicants.
plus $300 for every adult counselor you recruit! Training is May 29-June 9, 2023, and paid weeks are June 11-July 22. (Total commitment is 8-or-9 weeks.) Except for June 2-4 and July 21-22, weekends are off duty Fridays 8:00pm through Sundays 12:00pm. Unpaid time off is available with advanced arrangement. Additional paid work available July 23- August 12. Only hiring exceptional applicants.
Junior Counselor Description (ages 16-17):
In teams of two to four, counselors are "in loco parentis" (in place of parents) for their Unit of 8-10 campers. Junior Counselors are expected to work with Senior Counselors and Adventure Counselors to engage with campers, keep their campers safe, act as role models, and guide campers through the schedule/activities they have planned together. During staff training, Junior Counselors are taught the skills they need to work with co-counselors and guide campers through a week of activities at camp. Activities that are offered on-site at Camp Bethel include swimming, hiking, biking, crafts, creek-play, cook-outs, singing, challenge course, high-ropes course, low-ropes course, archery, nature study, group games, skits, Bible study, worship, campfires, and campouts, with many more activities offered off-site. Counselors stay in a cabin with their campers at night. When assigned to an Adventure Unit, Counselors stay with their campers at night in their Adventure Village platform hut. Most units are co-ed. All sleeping facilities are separated by gender: female counselors stay in cabins/huts with female campers, and male counselors stay in cabins/huts with male campers. Each morning, units reunite at Morning Watch. Junior Counselors will work with all ages: Mini-Camp & Day Camp (ages 5-7), Elementary Camp (ages 8-11), and on occasion, Middle School (ages 12-14).
In teams of two to four, counselors are "in loco parentis" (in place of parents) for their Unit of 8-10 campers. Junior Counselors are expected to work with Senior Counselors and Adventure Counselors to engage with campers, keep their campers safe, act as role models, and guide campers through the schedule/activities they have planned together. During staff training, Junior Counselors are taught the skills they need to work with co-counselors and guide campers through a week of activities at camp. Activities that are offered on-site at Camp Bethel include swimming, hiking, biking, crafts, creek-play, cook-outs, singing, challenge course, high-ropes course, low-ropes course, archery, nature study, group games, skits, Bible study, worship, campfires, and campouts, with many more activities offered off-site. Counselors stay in a cabin with their campers at night. When assigned to an Adventure Unit, Counselors stay with their campers at night in their Adventure Village platform hut. Most units are co-ed. All sleeping facilities are separated by gender: female counselors stay in cabins/huts with female campers, and male counselors stay in cabins/huts with male campers. Each morning, units reunite at Morning Watch. Junior Counselors will work with all ages: Mini-Camp & Day Camp (ages 5-7), Elementary Camp (ages 8-11), and on occasion, Middle School (ages 12-14).
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