" Becoming a counselor at YMCA
Camp Manitou-Lin is one of the best decisions I have ever made in
my life. I never went to
camp or did the things campers get to do. That's why I am so
passionate about investing in the kids. They are learning principles
and values that they can take with them through life. "
-Nick Hutchens Summer 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Summer 2008 Dates:
The camping season begins on Sunday, June 1 with
staff training. The camp season will continue through Friday, July
25th for Overnight Camp Staff with some opportunity for extended
employment. The summer season for Horse Programs and Day Camp will
continue through Friday, August 22nd .
YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin
is more than willing to work around your school schedule
or other special circumstances.
Year-Round Job Opportunities
YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin offers Outdoor Education, Weekend
Retreats, and Horse Programs year round. We are always
looking for qualified staff to work throughout the year.
Please call us toll-free at 1-888-909-2237 for more information.
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NEW STAFF:
Fill out the forms below and mail or fax to
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RETURNING STAFF:
Fill out the form below and mail or fax to
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YMCA
Camp Manitou-Lin
1095 N Briggs Rd.
Middleville, MI 49333
Fax: (269) 795-1629
Phone: (269)795-9163
Email: camp@grymca.org
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" You
don't work at camp to get rich but the rewarding
experiences are worth it!"
-Katie Reynolds, Summer 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
" Camp is a whole other world. A world of indescribable experiences that
one can only experience at camp."
-Joy Morin, Summer 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 |
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Click the links below for more information.
Adventure Specialist
Requirements: Experience and training in Outdoor High Ropes required.
Payment: $200/week plus room and board optional.
Description: Responsible for planning and facilitating all adventure activities.
Arts and Crafts Specialist
Requirements: Experience working with children preferred.
Payment: $200/week plus room and board optional.
Description: Responsible for planning, scheduling and leading Crafts program for all campers including Crafts, Photography and classes.
Assistant Horse Camp Director
Requirements: Experience with horses and desire to work with children required. Strong positive leadership skills required.
Payment: $225/week plus room and board.
Description: Assist in managing all aspects of summer Horse Camp programs including a 45 horse herd.
Assistant Overnight Camp Director
Requirements: Experience in Resident Camping and strong leadership skills required.
Payment: $225/week plus room and board.
Description: Assist in managing all aspects of summer Overnight Camp program including Specialty Classes and special events.
Boating Specialist
Requirements: Applicant must be skilled in motorboat operation and boat maintenance. Must be certified lifeguard. Current First Aid, CPRFPR, lifeguard.
Payment: $215/week plus room and board.
Description: Supervise sailing, canoeing, row boating, kayaking, windsurfing and tubing.
Camp Nurse/Primary Health Officer
Requirements: RN required. Families are welcome.
Payment: $400/week plus room and board.
Description: Complete responsibility for all aspects of dispensing meds, risk management, cabins cleanliness and first aid for all campers.
Day Camp Bus Counselors
Requirements:
Payment: $20/week on top of Day Camp salary.
Description: Responsible for overall supervision of campers on one of three bus routes.
Day Camp Counselors
Requirements: Experience working with children and strong leadership skills preferred.
Payment: $185/week.
Description: Responsible for 8-10 campers as well as planning and implementing all group activities.
Day Camp Health Officer
Requirements: Current First Aid and CPR certification required. Health Officer or equivalent training preferred.
Payment: $200/week plus optional room and board.
Description: Responsible for dispensing medications, first aid, risk management and conflict resolution for Day Camp.
Head Riding Instructor
Requirements: Must have a strong background in teaching riding lessons. Strong leadership skills required.
Payment: $225/week plus room and board.
Description: Responsible for overseeing the quality of riding lessons and care of lesson horses. Includes evening community riding lessons and camp programming.
Horseback Riding Instructors and Riding Camp Counselors
Requirements: Experience with horses and desire to work with children required.
Payment: $185/week plus room and board.
Description: Teach riding lessons, lead trail rides, assist with herd management, and all aspects of Riding Camp.
Lifeguards
Requirements: Current CPRFPR, first aid, and lifeguard required.
Payment: Starting $185/week plus room and board optional.
Description: Teaching swimming and boating , life guarding, waterfront maintenance, and supervising Camp Store.
Overnight Camp Counselors
Requirements: Strong desire to with children and strong leadership skills required.
Payment: $185/week plus room and board.
Description: Responsible for 10-12 campers as well as planning and implementing all cabin activities, also participating in campfires and all-camp activities.
Sailing Coordinator
Teen Programs Director
Requirements: Experience with resident camping and ability to supervise staff required. Additional weekend responsibilities involved.
Payment: $225/week plus room and board.
Description: Responsible for implementing Teen Leadership Development Camp program and overseeing Teen Overnight Camp programs.
Waterfront Coordinator
Requirements: Current First Aid, CPRFPR, lifeguard, and WSI or equivalent required.
Payment: $225/week plus room and board.
Description: Complete responsibility for the waterfront including boats, staff, maintenance, set-up & shut down; inventory, class instructions, and Camp Store.
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" I
always like to sum up my camp experience for those who
are unfamiliar with the joys of camp like this: I was
always dirty and sweaty and my nose was perpetually sun
burnt
and it was awesome."
-Susanne Peck, Summer 2003, 2004, 2005
" Camp is a special
place! It is not like any other job. One summer at
camp will last you a lifetime."
- Rob Fresorger, 2003 |
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