Flyers Camp Outdoor Adventure Specialist (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade), Summer at Waynflete

Waynflete•Portland, ME

14d•$20 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

Summer at Waynflete offers seven weeks of engaging camp sessions for children ages 4–16. Join our enthusiastic and dedicated team this summer! www.summer.waynflete.org Positions: Flyers Camp Outdoor Adventure Specialist (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade) Excited about sharing your passion for outside adventures with young campers? We are looking for a Flyers Camp Art Specialist who is ready to jump right into planning and delivering fun summer activities and experiences for our K-2nd grade campers daily! Flyers Camp Specialists report to the Camp Director and support the Program Director during camp sessions. Locations: Waynflete School | 360 Spring Street | Portland, ME Compensation: $20 - $22.50 / hour based on experience. Dates of Employment: We ask that Staff commit to 6 weeks of camp. Pre-Camp Training: Exact dates & times TBD - week of June 15, 2026 Camp Weeks: 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27 Camp is closed on 7/3, in observation of Independence Day Camp Hours: Camp Hours: 8:30am - 3:30pm, Monday - Friday Program Hours: approximately 7:45am to 3:45pm daily

Requirements

18+ years of age
Experience teaching in an outdoor setting to children (ages 4-13) as a camp counselor, educator, etc.
Experience in a leadership role in a similar setting
First Aid / CPR / AED certified, or willing to certify before June 15th, 2026
Excellent communication skills
Previous experience with diverse populations
Describe yourself as a leader that is kind, friendly, patient, flexible, creative and energetic!

Responsibilities

Execute all daily camp activities and tasks as proposed by the Program Director and Leadership Team.
Before the camp season begins, plan activities and coordinate materials needed with the Program Director for each camp session based on the theme of the week.
Lead small groups of Flyers Campers (Kindergarten - 2nd Grade) in creative and exciting projects, using various formats and adhering to the weekly theme. Examples include: “Campfire” songs Field games Nature walks
Lead lessons with enthusiasm, creativity and professionalism.
Assist with camper check-in and check-out responsibilities.
Organize and supervise campers throughout the camp day.
Complete morning prep and end of day clean up responsibilities.
Communicate camper incidents in a timely manner to the Program Director.
Proactively address any issues or concerns that could impact our campers’ experience or program quality in partnership with Program Directors.
Lead by example in respect and care for the community and campus.
Create group unity by building a safe and inclusive environment for campers and counselors.
Keep the safety of campers and the camp team in mind at all times.
Attend all required staff meetings and pre-season training sessions.