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An application is required for the Counselor In Training program. The application must be submitted
with the general camp registration form and be received by February 23. You can find applications
online here or you can call 800-462-9100 to request a copy. Submission of the application does not
secure a place in the program. Selected applicants will be contacted by the Camp Director.
Camp Apprentice
Grade 12
Program #: BBL2
Sessions 1-6
6/28 - 8/14
Fee Waived
$0 Live at camp, work in units or program areas, and get in-depth, on-the-job experience and training.
Interested participants may also opt to earn their CIT II pin. Application, interview, and references are
required. Camp Director will contact applicants to set up an interview upon receipt of the application
and registration form.
An application and reference form are required for the Camp Apprentice program. The application
must be submitted with the general camp registration form and be received by February 23. You can
find applications online here and reference forms here or you can call 800-462-9100 to request copies.
Submission of the application does not secure a place in the program. Selected applicants will be
contacted by the Camp Director.
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Youth Development Opportunities
for Girls Entering Grades 11 - 12
Counselor In Training
Grades 11-12
Program #: BBL1
Sessions 2-4
7/5 - 7/31 $555 This four-week program is an
opportunity for mature and qualified older girls
to develop skills necessary to work with
children in an educational and outdoor setting.
Participants will work on developing the
following skills: child development
understanding, camp programming, behavior
management, teaching techniques, problem
solving, decision making, and communication.
The first three weeks will focus on developing
skills and learning how camp runs behind the
scenes and the last week will be spent gaining
experience as an intern in a camper unit. Girls
will earn the CIT I pin.
for Girls Entering Grades 11 - 12
Counselor In Training
Grades 11-12
Program #: BBL1
Sessions 2-4
7/5 - 7/31 $555 This four-week program is an
opportunity for mature and qualified older girls
to develop skills necessary to work with
children in an educational and outdoor setting.
Participants will work on developing the
following skills: child development
understanding, camp programming, behavior
management, teaching techniques, problem
solving, decision making, and communication.
The first three weeks will focus on developing
skills and learning how camp runs behind the
scenes and the last week will be spent gaining
experience as an intern in a camper unit. Girls
will earn the CIT I pin.
