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GED assistance and Excelsior College credits
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Job Title: On-Site Camp Director. Lavner Education is seeking energetic, friendly, and responsible seasonal Camp Directors to oversee all camp operations at our summer STEM camps.
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Whether you are considering starting a family, need help paying for emergency back up care or summer camp, looking for mental health resources, planning for your financial future, or supporting your favorite charity with a matching contribution, CSL has many benefits to help achieve your goals.
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We will be alongside you every step of the way from the application process to our boot camp to your very first student and beyond. We will be alongside you every step of the way from the application process to our boot camp to your very first student and beyond.
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A background in summer camp operations and/or experience working with high school-age students and familiarity with local resources is preferred. During the program, the Health Director will: provide on-site first aid; assess ill or injured students and refer to Urgent Care if appropriate; manage and implement emergency preparedness protocols; maintain students confidential medical histories and records; stock and oversee the program first aid kit; maintain a daily medical treatment log and other recordkeeping as needed.
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Provide lessons to campers ages 7-15 in sports broadcasting
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Summer Camp Instructors are dependable, caring, joyful staff who facilitate bouldering day camps that provide huge fun, big challenges, and room for youth ages 5-12 yrs to try new activities. Instructors lead and facilitate climbing instruction, games, and activities for summer camp participants and are expected to follow and uphold all ABP rules and Youth Program policies.
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CAMP is part of the Hearst Business Media portfolio. Additionally, CAMP provides shop floor management ERP systems to over 1,300 aircraft maintenance facilities and parts suppliers around the world.
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We operate 8 community centers and Camp Moody along with 6 early childhood education centers, 60 afterschool programs on school campuses in four districts, and 20 summer camps, with 1500 staff team members, 1000 volunteers, and a $47M annual operating budget.
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