Summer Camp Counselor
Position Summary:
FIU After-School All-Stars is hiring full-time Camp Counselors for our high school summer program. Counselors play a key role in maintaining a structured, safe, and engaging environment for students. From classroom transitions to campus events and off-site field trips, counselors are the frontline leaders supporting daily operations and student experiences. This is a great opportunity for responsible, energetic individuals who enjoy working with teens and want to build leadership and professional skills.
Key Responsibilities:
Student Supervision & Engagement
Oversee and guide high school students throughout the day—during arrival, classes, transitions, lunch, and dismissal.
Encourage participation, monitor attendance, and maintain order during all scheduled activities.
Serve as a positive example by demonstrating professionalism, reliability, and teamwork.
Program & Classroom Support
Assist instructors with daily lessons, hands-on activities, and material preparation.
Set up and break down classrooms and activity spaces as needed.
Help manage supplies and ensure smooth operation of daily programming.
Lunch Facilitation
Oversee student lunch periods to ensure safe, respectful, and efficient mealtime routines.
Assist with lunch distribution (if applicable) and monitor clean-up procedures.
Events & Field Trip Support
Provide supervision and logistical support during on-campus events, competitions, guest presentations, and showcases.
Accompany students on field trips, helping with headcounts, behavior monitoring, and transportation safety.
Participate in the planning and execution of special theme days or weekly celebrations.
Behavior Management & Safety
Promote a respectful and orderly environment by enforcing program rules and expectations.
Intervene and report behavioral issues appropriately and professionally.
Ensure student safety across all indoor and outdoor program spaces, including travel settings.
Team Collaboration & Communication
Attend all required staff meetings, trainings, and daily debriefs.
Communicate student needs, challenges, and successes with program leadership.
Collaborate with team members to solve problems, share tasks, and maintain program flow.
Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED required; current college students or graduates preferred.
Experience working with teens in a school, camp, or community setting is a plus.
Comfortable leading groups, giving clear directions, and staying calm under pressure.
Reliable, adaptable, and committed to showing up daily and contributing fully.
Must be available from June 8 – July 24, 2025, including training days.
Why Join Us:
Gain valuable experience in leadership, logistics, and youth program operations.
Build your résumé with skills in communication, organization, and group management.
Make a real impact by supporting high school students in a structured and meaningful summer experience.
Be part of a dynamic, supportive team and enjoy a summer filled with fun, purpose, and professionalism.