LATIN CAMPS

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Teen Counselors:

All teen counselors complete a thorough background check. In addition, Latin Camps requires all teen counselors to complete a week of training prior to beginning their employment.

All employment opportunities will be posted on the main Charlotte Latin School employment page, here. Teen counselor positions are open from December 16, 2024 until February 13, 2025. Final decisions regarding employment will be made before Spring Break in March 2025.

Teen counselors perform a variety of duties including, but not limited to the following:

• Carline and bus duty.

• Walking campers to and from locations across campus.

• Assisting adult instructors in assigned camps.

• Collecting daily attendance for assigned camps.

• Distributing any materials needed for daily activities.

• Participating in all camp activities as needed.

• Leading activities and recreation breaks.

• Assisting with event set up/break down.

• Assisting with lunch care.

• Active participant in all camp activities and serves as a role model for campers and peers.

Schedules will be determined by our Director and will vary in accordance with our morning (7:15am – 12:45pm), afternoon (11:00am - 5:30pm), and full-day (8:00am - 4:00pm) counselor shifts.

Experience and availability are as follows:

• Applicants must be at least a rising 10th grader.

• Have previous experience supervising and/or caring for school-aged children outside of family members.

• Experience presenting, leading, and/or facilitating group activities for children.

• Must be able to commit to three or more weeks of camp in addition to in-person mandatory staff training (June 2 - 5, 2025).

Sport Counselors:

All sport counselors complete a thorough background check. In addition, Latin Camps requires all teen counselors to complete a week of training prior to beginning their employment.

All employment opportunities will be posted on the main Charlotte Latin School employment page, here. Sport counselor positions are open from December 16, 2024 until February 13, 2025. Final decisions regarding employment will be made before Spring Break in March 2025.

Sport counselors perform a variety of duties including, but not limited to the following:

• Assist adult Coaches of the assigned sports camp

• Walk campers to and from various locations across campus

• Help set up, clean up, and maintain fields, courts, and equipment as needed

• Collect daily attendance for assigned camp

• Participate in all camp activities as needed

• Lead activities, games, and matches, including referring and keeping score as needed. 

• Lead recreation breaks 

• Serve as a role model for campers and peers

• Maintain the highest level of sportsmanship and safety

Schedules will be determined by our Director and will vary in accordance with our morning (8:00am – 12:00pm) and afternoon (12:00pm - 4:00pm) counselor shifts.

Experience and availability are as follows:

• Applicants must be at least a rising 10th grader.

• Experience playing the sport is required at a MS, JV, or HS level

• Have previous experience supervising and/or caring for school-aged children outside of family members.

Camp Victor Activity Leaders:

The heart and soul of our vibrant Camp Victor community lies in the dedicated team of activity leaders who make every moment memorable. Our carefully selected staff is a diverse group of passionate individuals, each bringing a unique set of skills, talents, and enthusiasm to create an enriching experience for every camper. Activity leaders work within Camp Victor to enhance the day camp experience. From crafts to sports to team challenges, our activity leaders will help campers throughout each rotation. We also have alumni, community instructors, and vendors who join our staff each summer. With a focus on safety, education, and fun, our activity leaders are the backbone of our camps, ensuring that each child feels supported, engaged, and inspired to discover their full potential. Get ready for an unforgettable summer adventure led by a team that is not only knowledgeable and experienced but also genuinely cares about the well-being and growth of every camper.

Counselors in Training (CITs):

Committed to personal growth and leadership development, these budding leaders undergo specialized training to hone their skills in camp management, mentorship, and program facilitation. As they actively engage with campers and seasoned counselors alike, CITs gain valuable hands-on experience in various aspects of camp life, from organizing activities to fostering a positive and inclusive community. Under the guidance of our Assistant Director, these individuals are not just participants; they are vital contributors to the vibrant tapestry of our camp culture. Our CITs play a pivotal role in shaping memorable experiences for all, setting the stage for future leaders to emerge. Please note, applicants must be rising 9th graders at Charlotte Latin School.

To learn more information such as the program overview, qualifications, responsibilities, and frequently asked questions, visit the “Counselor in Training (CIT) Program” tab once our website opens for viewing.

Happy Camping!