As a Summer Camp Baker at Concordia Language Villages, you will prepare traditional breads, pastries, and other baked goods inspired by cuisines from around the world. Working with the Culinary Arts team, you will help create authentic dining experiences that support language and cultural immersion programs. The role offers an opportunity to develop baking skills, explore international culinary traditions, and contribute to a welcoming summer camp community. The position is seasonal, temporary, and full-time, with a general employment period that varies from May through September. The work schedule varies and includes days, evenings, and weekends. Shifts are generally 8–10 hours per day based on program needs. The minimum salary is $575 per week. Residential employment may include housing and meals. Staff live in community housing, typically in a cabin or other unit with villagers or staff of the same gender, and use shared bathroom facilities. Staff are expected to attend orientation, help set up and maintain the Village, speak the target language as much as possible, and remain one day after their final session for cleanup, inventory, and program evaluation. The baker must safely operate kitchen equipment, maintain appropriate food and supply inventory, comply with the Minnesota Food Code, and be able to work with the foods used for international cuisines without adverse effects on their physical health. The role takes place in a busy, noisy, communal environment and requires emotional resilience, sound judgment, and the ability to maintain appropriate professional relationships and boundaries. Employment offers are contingent on applicable pre-employment requirements, including a criminal background check. Applicants must already be authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available for Culinary Arts positions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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