Summer Camp Instructor

Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum•Denver, CO

2d•$26 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Summer Camp Instructors are responsible for teaching and supervising small and large group experiences for 15~30 students along with 2~3 other Camp Counselors in aviation/aerospace/STEAM focused programs. They will provide a high level of fun, positive communication, upbeat attitude, safe space, and learning opportunities for children ages 8 ~ 12. Summer Camp Instructors will prepare and clean-up materials and assist in signing-in and releasing campers each day. This position will have the opportunity to work at one or both Museum locations for the duration of the Wings summer camp program. Summer Camp Instructors are members of the Education department who work closely with Summer Camp Counselors, the Education Program Manager, Education Program Coordinator, and report directly to the Director of Education.

Requirements

Must be twenty-one (21+) years of age or older
Must work the entirety of the 2026 Summer Camp season May 23 rd through August 14th, 2026.
Clean background screening and CDE-VECHS criminal history check (fingerprinting)
Reliable transportation and on-time arrival for all work shifts
Self-motivated, energetic, confident public speaker
Excellent written and interpersonal communicator?
Strong organizational, communication, and planning skills
Ability to handle a number of projects and prioritize work
Comfortable working independently and in team settings
Ability to deal professionally and sensitively with a diverse audience
Commitment to program diversity and inclusion
Wear approved uniforms and camp t-shirts
Able to lift, pull, or carry thirty (30+) lbs.
Must be CPR/First Aid certified or attend Wings-sponsored CPR training prior to the first day of camp

Nice To Haves

Prior experience as an instructor or teacher in formal or informal settings (preferred)

Responsibilities

Demonstrate a positive and fun attitude through courtesy, service, cooperation, sensitivity, and professionalism to all campers, families, and staff
Teach aviation/aerospace STEAM camp activities and lessons with the assistance of Summer Camp Counselors
Understand camper/participant needs including any health, behavioral, and/or disability specific medical conditions
Greet families/guardians at the door and assist with daily sign-in/out of campers
Help create engaging STEAM lessons which match weekly themes
Interact, engage, and supervise campers in camp activities
Supervise children ranging 8 ~ 12 years old during all camp activities, workshops, and events including daily lunch and snack time
Ensure accountability for each camper
Help with activity set-up and clean-up
Maintain a safe, equitable, compassionate, and fun camp environment
Immediately report all issues to Education Program Manager or the Director of Education
Maintain a professional demeanor including interactions with parent/guardians, counselors, students, and other staff
Attend all mandatory staff trainings