Highland Day Camp Staff
Highland Day Camp Staff 2012 We are no longer excepting applications for female counselors. However, we are still in need of male counselors, a lifeguard, photographer, videographer. Thanks again for looking at Camp Highland as a place to serve!
Our Day Camp Staff are so very important in providing a fun, caring, and energy-filled environment where our campers can experience the love of Christ in an outdoor, adventurous, setting. We've re-worked some of our requirements for staff, so even if you've been involved in Day Camp for a while, please read on!
Our Counselors should be at least rising 10th graders in high school and go through college-aged, while our Jr. Counselors should be either rising 8th or 9th graders. The application process is the same for both.
Many parents ask if there's anything for those in-between years, where a camper is too old to be a day-camper but yet too young to be summer staff, which would be rising 6th and 7th graders. The resounding answer is, YES! Our overnight camp provides a great environment for those kids to grow in their relationship with God and prepare for the responsibilities of one day being a counselor at Day Camp, or even a counselor at our overnight camp once they've begun college. So, for parents of rising 6th and 7th graders, please visit our summer camp page for more information about our programs there.
Also, for a limited number of rising 7th graders who are also registered as a camper at our overnight camp, and have been a camper at Day Camp in the past, there's the possiblity of being a Counselor in Training (CIT) for a limited number of weeks at Day Camp. Please contact us for details before filling out the application!
Our Counselors should be at least rising 10th graders in high school and go through college-aged, while our Jr. Counselors should be either rising 8th or 9th graders. The application process is the same for both.
Many parents ask if there's anything for those in-between years, where a camper is too old to be a day-camper but yet too young to be summer staff, which would be rising 6th and 7th graders. The resounding answer is, YES! Our overnight camp provides a great environment for those kids to grow in their relationship with God and prepare for the responsibilities of one day being a counselor at Day Camp, or even a counselor at our overnight camp once they've begun college. So, for parents of rising 6th and 7th graders, please visit our summer camp page for more information about our programs there.
Also, for a limited number of rising 7th graders who are also registered as a camper at our overnight camp, and have been a camper at Day Camp in the past, there's the possiblity of being a Counselor in Training (CIT) for a limited number of weeks at Day Camp. Please contact us for details before filling out the application!
How to Apply
You need to complete 2 things to complete the application process:
- The online application. It takes a while to complete, so give yourself about an hour.
- An interview. We prefer this to be in person, but can do it over the phone without a problem!
The link to the summer staff application is below. You do not have to complete the application all in one sitting, as the system allows you to save your progress along the way.
Summer Staff Application.We do recommend that you check out the FAQ's section, but please let us know if we can answer any questions you may have about the process!
