British Columbia

Staff

We think we have the best staff around. To become an RSC Certified Camp Staff, our staff typically endure thorough interviews, training sessions and submit a police background check.  Our staff are enthusiastic and dedicated to providing your child with a positive, fun-learning and safe atmosphere.  We strive to provide a safe setting for your child at all times.  

 

Camp Counselor

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  • supervise a group of between 8-12 campers of a specific age range
  • plan and organize a daily program for teaching soccer skills, games and other activities to your group
  • set a good example for campers by being conscientious, supportive of policies and enthusiastic about camp
  • build a close relationship with each camper in your group and be aware of individual issues & needs, always be available to help and guide campers
  • participates in planning special events/activities for the group or whole camp as part of the staff team including meetings
  • shares lunch time with group, ensures campers enjoy their meal and contribute to cleanup
  • assist lifeguards, Supervisor and other staff in supervising and organizing activities for all campers including the afternoon daily swim (staff must enter and supervise campers in the pool)
  • ensure a fun and safe atmosphere for all campers and staff
  • ensure campers follow daily routine regarding care of belongings, proper rest, cleanliness, safety and participation in activities
  • setting a good example for all staff and volunteers and help manage them
  • provide feedback to parents on a daily basis
Camp Supervisor

Duties include all duties of a Camp Counselor plus:

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  • oversee operations of camp from start to finish including programs/activities planned by Camp Counselors
  • manage and motivate a team of counselors, CITs and volunteers
  • provide evaluations for each of your staff and recommendations for improvements at season's end
  • delegate responsibilities to staff
  • plan and implement all summer activities
  • be available and provide feedback to parents
  • manage any problems or concerns that arise
  • ensure a fun and safe atmosphere for all campers and staff
  • communicate with Coordinators and head office regularly
  • manage and record all onsite product orders
  • handle the administrative work required from head office
  • organize and maintain equipment, supplies and camp products in an orderly fashion
Regional Coordinator

Duties include:

  • oversee operations at several camp locations
  • coordinate pre-season site walk through and season end equipment/supply return to head office
  • take onsite camp pictures
  • ensure all staff adhere to RSC policies and procedures including dress code
  • resolving problems that arise at camp (staff, camper, program, parent or facility related)
  • fill-in for any staff onsite as needed
  • office and onsite duties as needed
Volunteer

Volunteers are often former campers at Super Summer Soccer+ Camp but volunteering is open to virtually anyone.  Being a volunteer is often the first step towards becoming a staff member at the Royal Soccer Club.  Volunteers are treated like staff and expected to maintain a good work ethic by assisting all staff onsite and providing a fun and safe learning atmosphere for campers.  Volunteers should be energetic, enthusiastic, responsible and a team player.  Volunteers are required to watch a short volunteer DVD prior to camp starting.

Staff Intro Package

Before proceeding with your application, take a few minutes to review our introduction package.

Inside you will find:

  • camp schedule
  • camp dates
  • pay rates
  • job descriptions
  • dress code
  • staff responsibilities
  • interview location
  • training
  • how to apply