Single-Gender Camps
The Aloha Foundation - Aloha Camp
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Camp Overview
Aloha’s mission is to empower girls to discover and become the person they want to be, in - and for - the world. We do this by offering excellent staff committed to our mission, a strong, positive community with powerful traditions, leadership opportunities, a simple lifestyle, and outstanding programs in creative and performing arts, canoeing, sailing, rowing, kayaking, swimming, biking, and camping. As our brochure describes…
“For more than 110 summers, girls from the world over have shared the magic of Aloha, surrounded by pine forests, sunlit meadows and Lake Morey’s sparkling waters. Aloha is a traditional sleep-away camp in Vermont for teen girls who love living simply in nature, learning new skills and making fabulous friendships. But Aloha is no ordinary summer camp: it’s a caring, learning community where every young woman discovers her own personal strengths and best self. It’s also fun, every day and every night!”
Do you have the skills they're looking for?
We asked the camp what positions they are looking to fill at the recruitment fair. Look out for the big thumbs up!
Are you looking to hire Waterfront staff and Lifeguards at the fair?
Are you looking to hire counselors with Outdoor Adventure & Nature Skills at the fair?
Are you looking to hire counselors with Creative & Performing Arts skills at the fair?
Counsellor Roles:
Here's a list of all the positions this camp commonly hires for!
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Staff Time Off
Staff are given 5 days off over the course of the summer. They can explore the surrounding area with other counselors. We make drivers and vans available. Once campers go to bed at 8:30 pm, counselors have the evenings off to hang out.
Staff Qualities
Committed to working with children, enthusiastic, friendly, excited to get to know campers and counselors, willing to learn and work as part of a leadership team, willing to work long hours and understand that children come first, skilled in designated program or support areas of camp, experience with living in a close community, open to the adventure of living and working in a very different way than usual (very limited time to yourself, minimal technology access, working within a defined schedule including getting up early!, etc.)