Camp Coordinator Intern

Camp Coordinator Intern
Job Number # 
29385
Employer 
Raincoast Education Society
Job Location(s) 
Tofino
Ucluelet
Number of Positions 
2
Date Posted 
Apr 03, 2024
Apply By 
Apr 15, 2024
Start Date 
June 15/2024
Schedule 
Full Time
Hours 
Mid-June through end of August. Monday-Friday with some weekends.
Wage 
$18/hour + 4% vacation pay
NOC Code 
5254
Source 
Employer
Details 

Responsibilities specific to the Camp Coordinator:

  •  Develop and deliver our summer day camps in Tofino and Ucluelet for youth ages 6-12. Our educational camps provide activity-based learning opportunities focused on the rich marine and terrestrial ecosystems of the region to encourage youth to steward and conserve the environment.
  •  Planning and running several outreach events to connect the public to nature by providing education on ecological issues and promoting our ongoing programs.
  •  All positions will work closely with the youth in the region – it is essential that candidates enjoy working with kids.
  •  Supporting our ongoing research and monitoring programs and help with data entry when needed.
  •  Implementing safety protocols and ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all program participants.
  •  Engaging with the community to promote our educational programming through various communication streams, including social media, email, website, and in-person meetings, as well as contributing materials (photos, videos, articles, etc.) to be used for communicating out mission and programs to the public. 
  •  Collaborating with other RES staff and community stakeholders.
Qualifications 

An ideal candidate will have/be:

  •  Enrolled in, or completed a bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Sciences or Education (or related field)
  •  Between 18 and 30 years old and a Canadian Citizen (or permanent resident)
  •  Enjoy working with kids ages 6-12 • Previous Camp Leader experience
  •  1 - 3 years of previous interpretive, education, or science experience
  • Knowledge of coastal ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest • Experience in program planning and coordination
  •  Strong communication skills and experience working in a team environment
  • Able to remain outdoors most of the day
  •  Experience in risk management and implementing safety protocol 

 

Certifications:

  •  Level 1 / Standard First Aid and CPR (Wilderness First Aid an asset)
  •  Valid BC driver’s license (and their own vehicle & ability to use vehicle to access program sites)
  •  Class 4 driver’s license and willingness to drive 24-passenger bus is an asset
  •  Bronze Cross Certificate is an asset 
How to Apply 

If you are interested in applying, please submit a cover letter, resume, and references in one file to Tami Belliveau, Operation Coordinator at tami@raincoasteducation.org with “SUMMER INTERN: your full name” in the subject heading. Please indicate the position you are most interested in in your application.