This program prepares young adults for future work with children such as a career in education. Working as a camp counselor is one of the hardest jobs out there. There are many people depending on you. During the CIT program, we hope to start building skills to help prepare our young adults for a possible position as a camp counselor but also to help prepare them for other leadership roles.
Throughout the session, these are the skills that we hope to see in the CTs in the program: Good communicator, self-starter, resilient, problem solver, creative, detail-oriented, leader, team player and has a solid work ethic. If we can help start building these skills at a young age our young adults will be hopefully more successful in what they choose to pursue.
CIT 1
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
CIT 2
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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PREFERRED CUSTOMERS
$425
PER CHILD / PER (4) WEEKS
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
CIT QUESTIONAIRES
DUE BY
MARCH 1, 2021
To be considered for a CIT position all candidates should mail a letter of interest, this letter should briefly describe: why you would like to be a CIT, what are some of your hobbies and interest, and any leadership experience you may have. Also, all candidates should include a filled-out copy of our CIT questionnaire and have one letter of recommendation from someone other than a family member.
The deadline will be March 1st for your information.
Once accepted (The requirements for the program will be:)
Please do not fill out the online application until you receive your letter of acceptance from the directors.
What happens the year after the CIT program?
At the age of 16, campers are eligible for a position as a junior counselor (this is an eight-week summer commitment). All applicants should write a letter to the directors expressing interest. Applicants will be screened from these letters.
(4) Week session
Campers bring lunch
Monday – Thursday
Lunch provided Fridays