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March 17, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

YMCA Summer Camp Counselor Positions

The Program Services YMCA Branch in Austin, TX is seeking YMCA of Austin Summer Camp Site Directors, Assistant Site Directors, & Counselors to join our team for summer programming.

We are looking for Youth Development professionals who are interested in making positive impacts on the lives of children.

Pay rate: Starting at $9.00 per hour for Counselors to $11.50 per hour for Site Directors, based on experience and job function

Job Description:
Summer Camp runs Monday – Friday, from 7:30 am – 6 pm daily, beginning Monday, June 8th and ending Thursday, August 20th. Camp staff work the full summer at an assigned summer day camp. Each weekday, camp staff work a 6-8 hour shift, depending on camp enrollment and field trip and swimming schedules.

Staff members lead enrichment activities such as arts and crafts, CATCH organized games, science/math activities, sports, reading, and songs. Camp staff also leads field trips and trips to the pool. Camp staff is required to actively swim with Y campers during free swim and to assist Y swim instructors during swim lessons.

All majors encouraged to apply. Responsibilities include supervision of children, implementation of daily activities, and communication with parents. All staff members receive TDFPS training. Pre-camp training is mandatory and will occur in late May, likely May 20, 21, 22, 26, and 27.

Camps will occur across Travis, Hays, and Bastrop counties and include three Kinder Camps (4-5 yr olds), fourteen Theme Camps (5-12 yr olds), two Sports Camps (8-12 yr olds), four Adventure Camps (11-14 yr olds), and four Learning Centers (5-12 yr olds).

Employment includes a free individual YMCA of Austin membership and paid training hours. Enjoy a fun, active, and meaningful summer while making differences in the lives of children!

Requirements:
 Minimum of 18 years of age upon date of hire
 Must be a high school graduate
 Must become certified in CPR, First Aid, and Basic Water Rescue after hiring
 Must be responsible, punctual, creative, and organized
 Must have strong communication skills
 Child care or camp experience preferred
 Reliable transportation to attend work
 Team player with a positive, service-oriented attitude
 Interested in contributing to our mission of putting Christian principles into practice
through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

Benefits:
Paid training hours
Free CPR, First Aid, and Basic Water Rescue certifications
Steady weekly hours, 30-35 hours/week
Valuable leadership experiences
Resume builder
Individual membership to all YMCA’s of Austin (over $600.00/year value);
Voluntary 403b Retirement Savings Account

Apply here: http://austinymca.theresumator.com/apply/FungZu/Summer-Camp-Staff.html

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