Current Job dates:
Currently recruiting for the season that runs from June 15th, 2024 to August 27th, 2024.
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
- Between 70 -100 campers attend each session of overnight camp at Camp Natarswi.
- We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
- The Natarswi summer team consists of 25- 32 staff members.
- All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
- Summer camp is more than a JOB:
- Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included: Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
- Salary: competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Must be 20 years of age or older (per state requirements).
- Previous experience in two or more of the following watercrafts: lifeguarding, sailing, canoe, kayak, or paddleboard.
- Current lifeguard certification or ability to obtain.
- Intermediate to advanced swimming abilities
- Previous experience working with youth
- Experience in a supervisory position
- Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
- Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
- Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
- Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
- Ability to work effectively within a team.
- Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
- Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
- Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
- Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
- Must have a valid driver’s license and be insurable under GSME’s insurance.
- Lifeguard Training (Preferred)
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
- Between 70 -100 campers attend each session of overnight camp at Camp Natarswi.
- We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
- The Natarswi summer team consists of 25- 32 staff members.
- All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
- Summer camp is more than a JOB:
- Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included: special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated
- Salary: competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Must be 21 years of age or older (per state requirements).
- Licensed Maine Guide or Junior Maine Guide alum preferred.
- Two years of direct experience leading wilderness activities for youth preferred.
- Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
- Ability/stamina to hike or canoe on overnight trips for up to 4 nights is required.
- Experience with outdoor safety, fire building, hiking, map reading, orienteering, axemanship, and more
- Current wilderness first aid certified
- Familiarity with "Leave No Trace" principals
- Previous experience leading wilderness trips
- Intermediate to advanced swimming abilities (lifeguard experience preferred)
- Intermediate to advanced canoe skills
- Backpacking experience
- Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
- Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
- Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
- Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers and staff of varying age and skill levels.
- Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
- Ability to work effectively within a team.
- Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
- Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
- Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
- Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
- Must have a valid driver’s license and be insurable under GSME’s insurance.
- Must be age 21 or older
- Current wilderness first aid
- Previous experience leading wilderness trips
- Intermediate to advanced swimming abilities
- Intermediate to advanced canoe skills
- Backpacking experience
- Be enthusiastic, caring adults who are passionate about working with girls
- Clean driving record
- One week paid staff training
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include: CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, and others
- Mid-June to end of August
- We offer additional employment from August 7-24
- Housing–all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included–special dietary needs/restrictions
- Salary–competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Summer Camp Programs for girls ages 7-17
- Lifeguard: 1 year (Preferred)
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
- Between 70 -100 campers attend each session of overnight camp at Camp Natarswi.
- We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
- The Natarswi summer team consists of 25- 32 staff members.
- All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
- Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included: Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
- Salary: competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Must be 17 years of age or older (per state requirements).
- Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
- Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
- Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
- Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
- Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers of varying age and skill levels.
- Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
- Ability to work effectively within a team.
- Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
- Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
- Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
- Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
- Between 70 -100 campers attend each session of overnight camp at Camp Natarswi.
- We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
- The Natarswi summer team consists of 25- 32 staff members.
- All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
- Summer camp is more than a JOB:
- Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included: Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
- Salary: competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Must be 21 years of age or older (per state requirements).
- Previous experience in two or more of the following watercrafts: lifeguarding, sailing, canoe, kayak, or paddleboard.
- Current lifeguard certification or ability to obtain.
- Intermediate to advanced swimming abilities
- Previous experience working with youth
- Experience in a supervisory position
- Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
- Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
- Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
- Ability to work effectively within a team.
- Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
- Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
- Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
- Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
- Must have a valid driver’s license and be insurable under GSME’s insurance.
- Driver's License (Preferred)
- Two weeks paid staff training, including admin training/prep time and all staff training.
- Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
- Between 70 -100 campers attend each session of overnight camp at Camp Natarswi.
- We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
- The Natarswi summer team consists of 25- 32 staff members.
- All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
- Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
- Food included: Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
- Salary: competitive with other camps
- Paid training and certifications
- Opportunities and resume builder
- A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
- Must be 25 years of age or older (per state requirements).
- Previous experience working with youth
- Experience in a supervisory position
- Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
- Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
- Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
- Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
- Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers and staff of varying age and skill levels.
- Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
- Ability to work effectively within a team.
- Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
- Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
- Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
- Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
- Must have a valid driver’s license and be insurable under GSME’s insurance.
- In-person
Assistant Waterfront Director
Navigating adventures and safeguarding smiles—dive into fun as a waterfront assistant!
The Waterfront Assistant supports both waterfront and overall camp operations. This position involves aiding in the supervision and management of the camp's swimming and boating programs as well as overseeing activities in the waterfront and boating areas. During off-waterfront hours, responsibilities include managing camper check-in and out processes, maintaining camper information, coordinating daily camp schedules, attending to duties in the dining hall, operating a camp van, and ensuring safety and sanitation across camp facilities.
This position begins in early June and ends in late-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Why join our team?
Why Camp Natarswi?
For 88 years Camp Natarswi has been providing a unique camping experience for Girl Scouts. Camp Natarswi is a true wilderness paradise, providing a one-of-a-kind, rustic, Maine outdoor experience, all in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Natarswi hugs the shoreline of Lower Togue Pond and is located in Baxter State Park, home to awesome trails to hike, caves to explore, waterfalls to see, and peaks to climb.
Requirements:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal, Temporary
Pay: $2,900.00 - $3,200.00 per year
License/Certification:
Work Location: In person
Counselor in Training Unit Leader
Passionate about developing our future leaders? Turn your passion into action at camp this summer.
The CIT unit leader assists in the day-to-day leadership skill building for our older girls in the Counselor–In–Training (CIT) program. This role involves residing within the unit and actively contributing to the overall health and safety of all campers. Responsibilities include devising unit-specific programming tailored to the CITs, collaborating with them to curate and deliver engaging activities for other campers and empowering their autonomy and decision-making within a supportive framework. Guiding both the unit and individual campers to successfully participate in various camp activities while ensuring individual camper needs are met is paramount.
This position begins inmid-June and ends in mid-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
Unit Staff live in tent units with up to 3 other staff and up to 24 campers.
Summer Camp Programs for girls ages 7-17
Between 80 -120 campers attend each overnight session at Camp Pondicherry.
We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
The Pondicherry summer team consists of 35- 40 staff members.
All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities
Why join our team?
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
· Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
· Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
· Salary: competitive with other camps
· Paid training and certifications
· Opportunities and resume builder
· A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
Why Camp Pondicherry?
Camp Pondicherry is a spectacular outdoor setting, nestled on over 600 acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. Pondi has a private waterfront on Adams Pond and miles of unspoiled woodlands, fields, hills, and trails. There are wonderful vistas of lakes and mountains from our Chalet and from Blueberry Hill.
Requirements:
· Must be 21 years of age or older (per state requirements).
· Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
· Previous leadership experience working with adults and youth preferred.
· Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
· Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
· Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
· Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers and staff of varying age and skill levels.
· Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
· Ability to work effectively within a team.
· Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
· Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
· Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
· Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Temporary
Pay: $3,000.00 - $3,300.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Guide Leader
If you're passionate about the outdoors and keen to impart that passion to campers, Camp Natarswi invites you to join us in sharing the wonders of the Maine outdoors.
Junior Maine Guide (JMG) Leaders are eager to share their passion for the Maine outdoors with campers preparing for the Junior Maine Guide test. Responsibilities include planning, organizing, and leading the JMG curriculum, fostering an engaging atmosphere for candidates to enhance their outdoor living skills. They facilitate team-building activities to promote strong team dynamics and accompany campers to the JMG test camp, ensuring their well-being while encouraging their independence during the testing week. Additionally, they guide campers in the day-to-day activities in their living unit and program areas prioritizing camper health and safety. They will proactively identify and address group challenges, develop and deliver unit-specific programs driven by camper interests.
This position begins in mid-June and ends in mid-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Why join our team?
Why Camp Natarswi?
For 88 years Camp Natarswi has been providing a unique camping experience for Girl Scouts. Camp Natarswi is a true wilderness paradise, providing a one-of-a-kind, rustic, Maine outdoor experience, all in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Natarswi hugs the shoreline of Lower Togue Pond and is located in Baxter State Park, home to awesome trails to hike, caves to explore, waterfalls to see, and peaks to climb.
Requirements:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal, Temporary
Pay: $3,200.00 - $3,400.00 per year
Click HERE to learn more about the JMG program!
Program Staff
High & Low Ropes, Biking, Equestrian, Archery, Rock Climbing, Sailing
Program support staff empower campers through immersive camp experiences. This role assists with directing and supervising programs areas such as archery, hatchet throwing, creative arts, nature, and more! Program support staff foster an environment where campers are inspired to take the lead. Additionally, this role involves supervising campers within designated living units, active participation in evening programming activities, assisting in daily camp scheduling, camper check in and out, creating a safe and nurturing environment for their growth and enjoyment and ensuring that the health and safety of all campers remains a top priority.
This position begins inmid-June and ends in late-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
· Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
· Unit Staff live in tent units with up to 3 other staff and up to 24 campers.
Summer Camp Programs for girls ages 7-17
Between 80 -120 campers attend each overnight session at Camp Pondicherry.
We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
The Pondicherry summer team consists of 35- 40 staff members.
All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities
Why join our team?
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
· Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
· Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
· Salary: competitive with other camps
· Paid training and certifications
· Opportunities and resume builder
· A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
Why Camp Pondicherry?
Camp Pondicherry is a spectacular outdoor setting, nestled on over 600 acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. Pondi has a private waterfront on Adams Pond and miles of unspoiled woodlands, fields, hills, and trails. There are wonderful vistas of lakes and mountains from our Chalet and from Blueberry Hill.
Requirements:
· Must be 19 years of age or older (per state requirements).
· Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
· Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
· Demonstrated skills in at least one of the following program areas: swimming, canoeing, challenge course, archery, hatchet throwing, creative arts, nature , theater, outdoor skills or cooking.
· Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
· Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
· Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers and staff of varying age and skill levels.
· Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
· Ability to work effectively within a team.
· Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
· Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
· Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
· Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Temporary
Pay: $2,900.00 - $3,500.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Trip Leader
Passionate outdoor leaders ready to share their passion for the Maine outdoor with campers. Plan, organize and lead hiking and canoeing wilderness camping trips in Maine. Guiding girls in the day-to-day activities in their living unit and program areas and helping maintain the health and safety of all campers. Recognize and respond to opportunities for problem-solving in the group. Plan and girl driven unit-specific programming.
Requirements:
Training provided:
Dates of employment:
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that involve the ability to exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Unit Lifeguards
Love working with kids and being on the water? We have the perfect summer job for you!
Lifeguards plays a pivotal role in overseeing safety at swimming and boating areas while also instructing campers in both swimming and boating skills. They reside in camper units, taking on unit responsibilities when not stationed at the waterfront. Responsibilities include actively participating in camper unit activities such as arts, hiking, outdoor and skills and more. They ensure camper well-being, contribute to evening programming, and collaborate in the development and delivery of camper-driven activities in various program areas.
This position begins inmid-June and ends in late-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
· Additional certification week (if needed) may include CPR, wilderness first aid, lifeguarding, canoeing, challenge course, hatchet throwing, archery, etc.
· Between 80 -120 campers attend each overnight session at Camp Pondicherry.
· We offer 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-week programs for our campers.
· The Pondicherry summer team consists of 35- 40 staff members.
· All staff will work shifts in the kitchen assisting the team with food prep, dishwashing, cleaning equipment, restocking food items, assisting with inventory, or other necessary responsibilities.
Why join our team?
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
· Housing: all living expenses (platform tents or cabins)
· Food included (special dietary needs/restrictions accommodated)
· Salary: competitive with other camps
· Paid training and certifications
· Opportunities and resume builder
· A truly meaningful way to spend your summer
Why Camp Pondicherry?
Camp Pondicherry is a spectacular outdoor setting, nestled on over 600 acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. Pondi has a private waterfront on Adams Pond and miles of unspoiled woodlands, fields, hills, and trails. There are wonderful vistas of lakes and mountains from our Chalet and from Blueberry Hill.
Requirements:
· Must be 18 years of age or older (per state requirements).
· Intermediate to advanced swimming abilities
· Prior canoeing experience preferred
· Be an enthusiastic, caring adult who is passionate about working with campers.
· Belief in the mission and core principles of Girl Scouting
· Passion and excitement for the outdoors.
· Willingness to obtain First Aid/CPR certification or be currently certified.
· Ability to prioritize the needs of campers and to communicate with and provide direction to campers of varying age and skill levels.
· Ability to provide constant supervision of campers and help campers navigate emotional well-being during their time at overnight camp.
· Ability to work effectively within a team.
· Ability to share living quarters with other staff (may include directly on-ground, primitive camping, rustic cabins, platform tents, or lodges).
· Ability to establish and maintain boundaries with campers and fellow staff.
· Demonstrated maturity, sound judgment, integrity.
· Ability to go without electronic devices for several hours or days at a time while on duty (excluding medically necessary devices).
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal
Pay: $2,800.00 - $3,100.00 per year
Experience:
Work Location: In person
Unit Staff
Unit Leaders, Unit Assistants, Unit Lifeguards, and Unit program staff
Do you love being outside? Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children? Then join us at camp this summer for the experience of a lifetime!
Unit Leaders are dedicated, and compassionate adults committed to empowering girls. They oversee day-to-day activities within living units and program areas, ensuring camper safety and well-being. They skillfully address challenges within the group, create and deliver unit-specific programs driven by the girls' interests, and support each camper's successful engagement in all camp activities, with an eye towards meeting the needs of each camper.
This position begins inmid-June and ends in mid-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Why join our team?
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
Why Camp Natarswi?
For 88 years Camp Natarswi has been providing a unique camping experience for Girl Scouts. Camp Natarswi is a true wilderness paradise, providing a one-of-a-kind, rustic, Maine outdoor experience, all in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Natarswi hugs the shoreline of Lower Togue Pond and is located in Baxter State Park, home to awesome trails to hike, caves to explore, waterfalls to see, and peaks to climb.
Requirements:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Temporary
Waterfront Director
Make a Splash and Impact Lives: Lead Waterfront Adventures at Girl Scout CampThe
Waterfront Director oversees and supervises all activities conducted in waterfront areas. This role ensures strict adherence to safety protocols among campers and staff engaged in waterfront activities. The Waterfront Supervisor plays a vital role in training and supporting waterfront staff, providing guidance in program areas like canoeing, kayaking, sailing, paddleboarding, and swimming. This includes imparting knowledge about appropriate responses to changing water or weather conditions and ensuring the safety of all participants.
Maintaining the facilities and equipment within the waterfront area is crucial to this role, ensuring they remain in optimal condition for safe use. Additionally, the Waterfront Director assists waterfront staff in developing and executing lesson plans, fostering an engaging and educational experience for campers.
Supervision of lifeguards, offering constructive feedback, conducting performance reviews, and contributing to the overall safety and quality of waterfront activities. are also integral parts of this position.
This position begins in early-June and ends in late-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Why join our team?
Why Camp Natarswi?
For 88 years Camp Natarswi has been providing a unique camping experience for Girl Scouts. Camp Natarswi is a true wilderness paradise, providing a one-of-a-kind, rustic, Maine outdoor experience, all in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Natarswi hugs the shoreline of Lower Togue Pond and is located in Baxter State Park, home to awesome trails to hike, caves to explore, waterfalls to see, and peaks to climb.
Requirements:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Seasonal, Temporary
Pay: $4,000.00 - $4,400.00 per year
License/Certification:
Work Location: In person
Program Director
Creating Unforgettable Adventures, One Program at a Time!
The Camp Program Director actively contributes to the development and implementation of a camp program that aligns with the Girl Scout ethos, camping objectives, and the unique needs and interests of the campers. Working in tandem with the Camp Director and Assistant Camp Director, this position establishes essential routines, schedules, procedures for camp operations, and ensures the proper maintenance of camp property. Additionally, they play a pivotal role in planning and executing staff training and in-service training in coordination with the Camp Director. The Program Director will lead the camp during the absence of the Camp Director or Assistant Camp Director.
Collaborating with the trip advisor, this role involves organizing and executing camper trips off-site and ensuring the completion of pack-outs. Assisting with the opening and closing of the camp and contributing to the overall health and well-being of both campers and staff are integral parts of this position.
The Program Director provides supervision and leadership to all program staff, assuming administrative duties delegated by the Camp Director, including leading staff meetings and large group activities. Being available for camp meetings and aiding in behavior management among campers are crucial aspects of this role. Furthermore, responsibilities include facilitating the transportation of campers or staff during the camp season, aiding in maintaining camper records in CampMinder and handling camper awards, and supporting the general daily operations, including camper and staff schedules.
This position begins in early-June and ends in late-August, which includes one week of staff training before campers arrive.
What else should I know about the position?
Why join our team?
Summer camp is more than a JOB:
Why Camp Natarswi?
For 88 years Camp Natarswi has been providing a unique camping experience for Girl Scouts. Camp Natarswi is a true wilderness paradise, providing a one-of-a-kind, rustic, Maine outdoor experience, all in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Natarswi hugs the shoreline of Lower Togue Pond and is located in Baxter State Park, home to awesome trails to hike, caves to explore, waterfalls to see, and peaks to climb.
Requirements:
Physical requirements:
Ability and willingness to perform tasks that exert physical effort, which may involve bending, lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of moderate weight (up to 40 pounds). Regular standing and prolonged periods of walking on rough and uneven terrain at camp is required as is working in the heat, sun exposure, and other weather conditions.
Girl Scouts of Maine is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Types: Full-time, Temporary
Pay: $4,200.00 - $4,700.00 per year
Work setting:
Work Location: In person
How to Apply
To apply for a position at either Natarswi or Pondicherry please click APPLY HERE to read more, then select the drop-down menu for job postings for the specific location you want to apply to. We look forward to hearing from you!
Contact Info
- Treasa Wheeler
- Twheeler@gsmaine.org
- (207) 772-1177
- www.girlscoutsofmaine.org
