Teach S.T.E.M. at Summer Camp

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Summer Camp S.T.E.M. Jobs

  • Overview

    If you’re looking for a S.T.E.M. role that engages campers in new and exciting experiences this summer and pushes your own personal development, then this role could be perfect for you!

    S.T.E.M. is the newest program offering at Camp IHC and we’re looking to build an incredible program that allows campers to imagine, explore and create, all while learning super cool STEM skills that will help them have strong life skills.

  • Why Teach S.T.E.M. at Camp?

    S.T.E.M is a brand new program addition to Camp IHC, in 2020 we built a new studio and it’s a blank canvas for someone to come in and work with us to build an incredible program and a module that we can continually grow and improve moving forward.

    As the S.T.E.M. teacher you will need to structure lessons for campers of all ages and abilities and find ways to engage with them and encourage them.

    This is an opportunity to help build a progressive program and then execute it all summer long. You will gain teaching experience and be paid to do what you love.

    Let’s work together to make it happen!

5 things we look for in art teachers

  1. Artistic Expertise: A strong background in various forms of art, including painting, drawing, sculpture, and crafts, is essential. This expertise allows the teacher to guide campers in exploring different artistic mediums and techniques.

  2. Creativity and Imagination: The ability to inspire and nurture creativity in children is key. A creative arts teacher should bring imaginative ideas and projects to the table, encouraging campers to think outside the box and express themselves through art.

  3. Patience and Encouragement: Working with kids requires patience and the ability to provide positive reinforcement. A good teacher can support and guide campers at their own pace, making the creative process enjoyable and stress-free.

  4. Flexibility and Adaptability: Campers come with varying skill levels and interests. A creative arts teacher should be able to adapt lessons and activities to meet the diverse needs of the group, ensuring that every child feels included and engaged.

  5. Strong Communication and Instructional Skills: The ability to clearly explain concepts, demonstrate techniques, and give constructive feedback is crucial. A creative arts teacher should be able to communicate effectively with campers, helping them understand and explore their artistic abilities.

Ricardo Manigat

"As the Creative Arts Director, I am proud to lead a teaching staff that brings imagination and inspiration to every corner of camp. Their passion for the arts and commitment to nurturing each camper's creativity make our programs more than just activities—they are transformative experiences. Our teachers empower campers to express themselves, explore new talents, and discover the joy of creating."

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