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Summer Camp Intern
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NOTE: MUST BE AVAILABLE
Training: June 8-11, 8 am–12 pm
Summer Program: June 15–July 24
Camp Hope Horizon is a six- week, summer day-camp program for upwards of 100 elementary and middle school students in East Palo Alto. Both elementary & middle school students in rising TK through 9th (current TK/PreK through 8th) grade will receive academic support, engage in exciting STEM and art projects, fun games, character building, and outings with a host of other nonacademic programming.
Camp Hope Horizon will run Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am – 3:15 pm. The purpose of the role is to encourage and provide opportunities for professional development and growth in the areas of spirituality and/or child development and education
Responsibilities:
- Assist classroom leaders by leading group activities, tutoring students and mentoring them.
- Be available to learn classroom curriculum and support academic and extracurricular lessons.
- Assist in the end-of-summer showcase hosting community members and families of students.
- Provide & implement appropriate behavioral correction in adherence to Hope Horizon standards and policies.
- Communicate with Classroom Leader, Program Manager and/or Director of Programs regarding student concerns, progress, or any other program concerns.
- Be prompt, organized and meet deadlines pertaining to the program and intern role.
- Assist in preparing the building, field and classrooms for Camp Hope Horizon prior to the program start.
- Support daily program operations by maintaining facilities, collaborating with staff and interns, and following all Hope Horizon EPA safety policies and procedures
Schedule:
- June 8–11: Report for training & preparation (8 am–12 pm)
- June 15–July 24: Program dates, hours will be from 7:30 am – 4:00 pm
- July 24: End of summer celebration 7:30 am – 7:30 pm (breaks required)
Qualifications/Background:
- Agreement with Statement of Faith and commitment to the mission of Hope Horizon East Palo Alto
- Some high school work completed, junior or senior preferred; or some college courses completed
- Some prior experience working with youth
- Ability to work with a team and follow instructions from classroom leads, senior program staff, and other staff members employed by Hope Horizon
- Willingness to participate collaboratively, supportively, and enthusiastically on a diverse team.
Before You Begin
This application will take approximately 20 minutes to complete and cannot be saved for later. Please set aside enough time to finish in one session. We recommend reviewing the questions below and preparing your responses in a separate document before you begin.
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1) Please make to answer the following questions in no less than one full paragraph.
- Imagine yourself four years from now. Where are you and how did you get there? What are you achieving?
- What do you think is the best way to tutor/ mentor children? How would you try to explain a concept that a child was having difficulty with?
- How would you respond if a student wasn't following directions or engaging appropriately?
2) References
Two references are required to complete this application. Both references must be from individuals who are not related to you. One reference must be from your personal pastor or a person in your community; the other from a teacher or faculty member at your school. Please list your two reference providers’ information.
- Name
- Relation
- Phone
