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Leadership Coordinator

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Note: This role has been filled for the upcoming summer camp season. If you're still interested, we are still accepting applications. Please complete the form to be considered if more positions become available, or to be added to our contact list for future opportunities.

Full-Time, Contract
May- Aug
Undergraduate Students
$21.00/hour

Please note that some of our camp locations will be running on Canada Day (July 1st) but NOT on Civic Holiday (August 3rd).

About the
Position:

Pre-Camp Dates: Select evenings between May 19 and June 23, and full days from June 15 to June 25

Camp Dates: June 29 – August 21

We are looking for enthusiastic and organized Leadership Coordinators to join our Summer 2026 camp team. As a Leadership Coordinator, you will oversee our Senior Leadership Program (SLP) and Counsellor in Training (CIT) programs, playing a key role in developing leadership skills and fostering mentorship among youth. You will facilitate leadership training and activities for Senior Leaders in Grade 8 and our Counsellors in Training in Grade 9, providing opportunities for them to build confidence, collaborate, and learn from other staff members. This role requires strong communication, organization, and a genuine interest in youth development. If you have a passion for inspiring youth and experience working with children, we would love to meet you!

Our Ideal Candidate:

  • Has extensive experience supervising children in a camp/recreation/educational setting
  • Collaborates effectively with a team and fosters a positive environment for leadership development.
  • Will mentor and provide a fun and safe camp experience for our CITs and Senior Leaders.
  • Will build strong relationships with staff, children, and camp families, creating an inclusive atmosphere.
  • Recognizes the uniqueness of each individual and supports everyone in feeling part of the team.
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Requirements

At least 1 year of experience facilitating programs for children and youth, preferably in a camp or recreational setting.

A minimum of 2 years of experience working directly with children.

Full weekday availability from July to August, as well as the pre-camp season.

Considered an Asset:

Experience working with youth in a camp or educational setting.

A background or education in teaching, recreation, science and technology, outdoor education, sports, or a related field.

Role & Responsibilities

Train, mentor, and supervise CITs and Senior Leaders, providing ongoing feedback and guidance to support their leadership development.

Plan, facilitate, and deliver leadership and camp activities for CITs and Senior Leaders, ensuring smooth operations and positive experiences.

Collaborate with STEAM instructors to integrate hands-on skills and equipment training into the leadership program for CITs and Senior Leaders.

Plan and manage cabin placements, ensuring CITs and Senior Leaders are well-supported in their roles.

Communicate regularly with participants, camp families, and the Director Team regarding progress, concerns, and updates.

Track attendance, child behavior, and manage conduct, maintaining clear communication with parents or guardians.

Develop and oversee community service projects for CITs and Senior Leaders, fostering teamwork and responsibility, through initiatives such as a community garden or a local food drive.

Prepare and deliver mid-term and final evaluations for CITs and Senior Leaders, tracking volunteer hours and ensuring all required documentation is completed accurately.

Additional Requirements

Access to a personal device (i.e. laptop) to complete job responsibilities

Valid driver’s license with reliable access to a vehicle.

Current Standard First Aid with CPR-C (required prior to the start of camp)

Vulnerable Sector Screening Check (required prior to the start of camp)

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This job may be funded by the Government of Canada’s Student Work Placement Program (SWPP). The SWPP program requires that candidates be a Canadian citizen, Permanent Resident or a protected person defined by the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.

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