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May 09, 2013
Lifeguard for a multitude of water activities.May 03, 2013
We look for staff that believe in our mission, have a passion for working with teens, and love being in the outdoors. In addition to ensuring the safety of the campers, our staff is there to guide, teach, and learn. Leading a group of teens on an adventure trek requires patience, creativity, flexibility, and enthusiasm. We hire dynamic teams of 3 trek leaders to run each of our treks. Some staff have more experience as wilderness leaders; others have more experience as Judaic program leaders. Not every staff member will have expertise in every area - that's why we hire teams! Don't hesitate to apply even if you don't have every skill listed. We make placements based on experience, age, skills, and our staffing needs. May 02, 2013
The specialists, along with the director, will lead activities such as, but not limited to teambuilding elements, team elements, solo elements, rock climbing, and others. Benefits include a competitive salary, paid training for low and high element, with room and board while training and working. Staff will be provided with extensive leadership training in the field as well as an in-camp orientation.May 02, 2013
Specialists will lead activities such as, but not limited to Sailing, canoeing, skiing, wakeboarding, and kayaking but not need to be an expert in all areas. Benefits include a competitive salary, paid training for low and high element, with room and board while training and working. Staff will be provided with extensive leadership training in the field as well as an in-camp orientation.May 02, 2013
We are hiring four adventure trip leaders (Tiyulim staff), including one assistant director, to lead a variety of trips ranging from one to seven days in both front country and backcountry settings. Tiyulim staff will most often work in teams of two leading small groups (up to 15 people) on overnights, and lead activities such as, but not limited to backpacking, outdoor living skills, environmental ethics, canoeing, biking, leave no trace, team building, rock climbing, outdoor education, and orienteering, among others. Benefits include a competitive salary, paid Wilderness First Aid/CPR with the option for lifeguard certification, and room and board while training and working. Staff will be provided with extensive leadership training in the field as well as an in-camp orientation.April 29, 2013
The Waterfront Supervisor oversees all activities and lifeguards at the pool and lake.Results:
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