Field Studies Instructor

JOB SUMMARY:

Field Studies Instructors are responsible for planning, leading and implementing programs and experiences in outdoor environments. They are also responsible for the general safety of the participants. Programs include Field Studies, 4-H Camp, Camp Wildlife, Camp Voyager, Adventure Camp, Camp Sewee, Camp Long. Other duties as assigned.

35% - Program Management: Assists in planning and teaching all components of the education/program/recreational areas assigned which may include: environmental educational classes, canoeing, teams course, high ropes, climbing wall, recreation, arts & crafts, swimming, tubing, paintball, games and archery. Assists and leads participants in special recreational events. Works with camp directors in creating the weekly schedule for camp groups. Is flexible to changes as needed.

25% - Supervision: Counselors are responsible for the supervision and safety of all participants in their care. Leads campers to and from programs and activities. Identifies and responds to participant behavior issues. Communicates with parents about participants experiences and report any concerns to camp leadership.

25% - Safety: Knows and understands all emergency procedures associated with the program. Is responsible for campers safety and their whereabouts at all times. Maintains accurate program records including incident reports, logbook documentation and daily CUMIS reports.

15% - Equipment Management: Sets-up, maintains and breaks down the site and program areas. Maintains inventory, returns all equipment used to storage area in good working order. Reports any equipment failures or replacement needs. Assists with routine cleanup of facilities used. All other duties assigned by the Program Director or Assistant Director.

Camp Bob Cooper
- Summerton, SC

Camp Hannon
- Sunset, SC

Camp Long
- Aiken, SC