Internship and Full-Time Opportunities
Eric Mcpherson
- Maine Summer Camps: Maine
- Multiple positions
- See bottom of email and attached flyer
- Bourgeois Guitars: Lewiston, Maine
- Sawmill positions
- Follow this link for posting
There are many benefits to working at a summer camp, and camps are still actively hiring for this season. I’ve attached a flyer that highlights some of these benefits, along with a QR code linking to our Maine Summer Camps job board. I’ve also included clips from a recent webinar with a class, where we addressed some of the most frequently asked questions:
- What skills can I gain from working at camp?
- What types of jobs do camps offer?
- What advice do you have for someone interested in working at camp this summer?
- Do camps offer paid internships?
- What are the overall benefits of working at camp?
I strongly encourage students to explore the job postings on the job board. If they don’t find the right fit, we also offer this form where applicants can share their experience and preferences, and we will connect them with camps that match their interests.
Throughout the spring, camp directors have visited classrooms to discuss the benefits of camp work and how it connects to specific course topics. If you would be interested in hosting a panel of camp directors or having a representative from Maine Summer Camps speak to your class, either in person or via Zoom, please email off...@mainecamps.org.
Please feel free to share any additional ideas for how the THOR program and Maine Summer Camps might collaborate.
Warmly,