Job Descriptions
STEM Station Teacher
Job Description
Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Job Description
- The STEM Station teacher is responsible for planning and teaching STEM station each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.T.s) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Qualifications:
- You must be a Christian
- You must be presently an active member of or regularly attend a Christian church
- You must be 18 prior to the start of training
- You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
- You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children in STEM
Responsibilities:
- Develop positive, discipling relationships with children in camp
- Work with camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in implanting the curriculum and behavior system to ensure a safe, fun environment
- Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and LEADERSHIP KNOW, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp Noah
- Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp NOAH PARTICIPATE in regular camp team meetings
- Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for ALL age GROUPS MANAGE STEM budget
- Teach and lead the STEM lessons and activities (small group)
- Work with students to create “products” sharing what they have learned, including some type of presentation at the end of the year celebration
- Identify any supply needs and notify Noah Site Manager Alert leadership staff of any building/maintenance issues Keep station room clean and organized
- Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day
- Other duties that may be assigned
COMPENSATION: Starts at $500/ week
Kindergarten Teacher
Job Description
Job Description
- The Kindergarten Teacher is responsible for planning and teaching the kindergarten class EACH DAY with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand THEIR INHERENT value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of THE CAMPERS while in their care. All teachers are expected to embody our values of EMPOWERING LEADERS by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.T.s) in learning to lead.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
∙ You must be a Christian
∙ You must be presently an active member of or regularly attend a Christian church ∙ You must be 18 prior to the start of training
∙ You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
∙ You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently ∙ Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children
Responsibilities:
∙ Develop positive, discipling relationships with children in camp
∙ Work with camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in IMPLEMENTING THE curriculum and behavior system to ensure a safe, fun environment
∙ Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and leadership ∙ Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp Noah
∙ Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp Noah
∙ Participate in regular camp team meetings
∙ Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for kindergarten class
∙ Manage kindergarten class budget
∙ Teach and lead the kindergarten class (small group)
∙ Work with students to create “products” sharing what they have learned, including some type of presentation at the end of the year celebration
∙ Identify any supply needs and notify Noah Site Manager
∙ Alert leadership staff of any building/maintenance issues
∙ Keep station room clean and organized
∙ Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day ∙ Other duties that may be assigned
COMPENSATION: $650/week
Art Teacher
Job Description
The Crafts Station teacher is responsible for planning and teaching crafts station each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.T.s) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Job Description
The Crafts Station teacher is responsible for planning and teaching crafts station each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.T.s) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
- You must be a Christian
- You must be presently an active member of or regularly attend a Christian church
- You must be 18 prior to the start of training
- You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
- You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently
- Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children in STEM
Responsibilities:
- Develop positive, discipling relationships with children in camp
- Work with camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in implanting the curriculum and behavior system to ensure a safe, fun environment
- Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and leadership
- Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp Noah
- Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp Noah
- Participate in regular camp team meetings
- Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for ALL age groups
- Manage crafts budget
- Teach and lead the arts and crafts lesson and activities (small group)
- Help display campers artwork
- Identify any supply needs and notify Noah Site Manager
- Alert leadership staff of any building/maintenance issues
- Keep station room clean and organized
- Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day
- Other duties that may be assigned
Music Teacher
Job Description
The Music Teacher is responsible for planning performing arts and teaching activities each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Job Description
The Music Teacher is responsible for planning performing arts and teaching activities each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
- You must be a Christian
- You must be presently an active member of or regularly attending a Christian church
- You must be 18 prior to the start of training
- You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
- You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently
- Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children in performing arts
Responsibilities:
- Develop positive, discipling relationships with children in camp
- Work with the camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in implementing the curriculum and behaviors system to ensure a safe, fun environment
- Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and leadership
- Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp Noah
- Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp Noah
- Participate in regular camp team meetings
- Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for all age groups
- Manage Performing Arts budget
- Teach and lead the Performing Arts lessons and activities (small group)
- Display students work
- Prepare campers for end of the program performance piece for the entire summer camp
- Identify any supply needs and notify Curriculum Nehemiah Site Manager
- Alert leadership staff of any building/ maintenance issues
- Keep station room and organized
- Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day
- Other duties that may be assigned
Bible Teacher
Job Description
The Bible Station Teacher is responsible for planning and teaching a compilation of Bible each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Job Description
The Bible Station Teacher is responsible for planning and teaching a compilation of Bible each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
- You must be a Christian
- You must be presently an active member of or regularly attending a Christian church
- You must be 18 prior to the start of training
- You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
- You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently
- Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children in Bible
Responsibilities:
- Develop positive, discipline relationships with children in camp
- Work with the camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in implementing the curriculum and behaviors system to ensure a safe, fun environment
- Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and leadership
- Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp Noah
- Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp Noah
- Participate in regular camp team meetings
- Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for all age groups
- Manage Class budget
- Teach and lead the Bible/music/art lesson and activities (small group)
- Display students work
- Identify any supply needs and notify Curriculum Nehemiah Site Manager
- Alert leadership staff of any building/ maintenance issues
- Keep station room and organized
- Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day
- Other duties that may be assigned
COMPENSATION: $500 weekly
Reading Teacher
Job Description
The READING TEACHER is responsible for planning stories and teaching activities each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
Responsibilities:
Job Description
The READING TEACHER is responsible for planning stories and teaching activities each day with a connection to the camp curriculum in a way that helps campers to understand their inherent value as children of God. They are also responsible for the safety and well-being of the campers while in their care. All station teachers are expected to embody our values of empowering leaders by guiding Leaders in Training (L.I.Ts) in learning to lead. Station leaders may also be asked to cover other groups and stations throughout the day.
Reports to: Camp Director
Qualifications:
- You must be a Christian
- You must be presently an active member of or regularly attending a Christian church
- You must be 18 prior to the start of training
- You must have a passion for working with children in urban, under-resourced communities
- You must be highly self-motivated, organized, flexible, and able to work independently
- Preferred: Experience leading elementary and middle school-aged children in Storytelling
Responsibilities:
- Develop positive, discipling relationships with children in camp
- Work with the camp team including Team Leaders, L.I.T.s and leadership staff in implementing the curriculum and behaviors system to ensure a safe, fun environment
- Help guide the L.I.T.s to have a deeper understanding of teaching and leadership
- Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines at Camp
- Know ALL emergency procedures related to Camp
- Participate in regular camp team meetings
- Plan, organize, and execute curriculum for all age groups
- Teach and lead the Story Telling lessons and activities (small group)
- Display students work
- Identify any supply needs and notify Curriculum Nehemiah Site Manager
- Alert leadership staff of any building/ maintenance issues
- Keep station room and organized
- Have all supplies set up and ready to go before the start of camp each day
- Other duties that may be assigned
Seasonal Summer Camp Noah Staff (Summer 2024)
Each summer HCM hires seasonal staff to provide support for Camp Noah and other summer outreach programs. The HCM professional development model will challenge, encourage, solidify, and empower personal growth in each summer staff member. There are many ways to serve the neighborhood, and many ways it can help you grow. This summer we are planning to hire four Station Teachers (Bible, Crafts, Performing Arts and STEM) and Six Camp Counselors. Check out the job descriptions below for specifics on each position. Interested candidates should complete the Application for Employment and email it to our DIRECTOR of operations at JARRADM@HARTFORDCITYMISSION.ORG Candidates will also be asked to have two references complete this form. One should be a spiritual reference (Pastor, Youth Leader, etc) and one should be a work/volunteer/school reference (supervisor, advisor, counselor, teacher, etc).