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With so many different camps, there are plenty of options for you to apply for. Part of your online application lets you tell us what camp types you’d like to work at, so make sure you check them all out below.
Want a rewarding summer and the chance to change childrens lives?
You don’t need to have special needs experience to apply for this camp type!
Jewish applicants are in high demand by the camps we work with!
There isn't just one camp in America...there's hundreds! So we can find you the perfect camp, we've broken them into 'Camp Types'.
There isn't just one camp in America...there's hundreds spread all across the USA! So we can find you the perfect camp to work at, we've broken them down into different 'Camp Types'. This way you can tell us which you prefer.
The majority of camps we work with are privately owned and run as a business. This means that the parents pay money for their children to stay on camp from 1-8 weeks.
Day Camps are set up for children from the local area, so they don't stay overnight. Most day camps run between 9am - 5pm, Monday-Friday.
These camps are either just for girls or all boys! So the camps will look to hire staff of the same sex as the campers.
The focus of Girl Scout Camps is outdoor living and teaching girls the basics of camping out under the stars.
Special Needs Camps cater to children and adult campers who have a variety of needs including learning and emotional difficulties and physical/mental disabilities.
These camps are run by charities to offer summer sessions for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, giving them the summer camp experience that every child deserves.
Christian Camps are for children from Christian families. Some of these camps will only hire Christian staff, whilst the more liberal Christian camps won't mind if you're not religious.
Lots of camps in the USA are run by Jewish families, so there is a huge demand for Jewish applicants. However even if you're not Jewish, you can still apply to work on these camps!
Aimee
Past Participant & Brand Manager/Interviewer
“I have been lucky enough to work alongside The Salvation Army for 3 years, working on an Underprivileged summer camp as a General Counsellor. As a General Counsellor I had the responsibility of waking the children up, taking them to their meals and their activities. This meant I got to take part in all of the activities too, which was great fun. There is no other job like a camp Counsellor, it is extremely rewarding and great fun!”
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