Camp Invention Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

To thrive as a Camp Invention Instructor or Camp Director, you need a background in education, STEM fields, or child development, along with experience working with children. Familiarity with hands-on STEM activities, classroom management tools, and current CPR/First Aid certifications are often required. Creativity, patience, strong communication skills, and the ability to inspire curiosity help individuals excel in this role. These competencies ensure a safe, engaging, and educational camp experience for all participants.

A typical day at Camp Invention is dynamic and fast-paced, involving the supervision and facilitation of hands-on STEM activities for groups of elementary-aged campers. Staff members set up interactive modules, guide students through problem-solving challenges, manage group transitions, and foster a positive, inclusive learning environment. Collaboration with co-instructors and leadership staff is frequent to ensure programs run smoothly and safely. You’ll also have opportunities to help shape the camp’s culture and mentor young innovators, making each day both challenging and highly rewarding.

A Camp Invention job involves leading hands-on STEM activities for elementary school students during a week-long summer program. Staff members, including instructors and leadership interns, facilitate creative problem-solving, teamwork, and innovation through fun, interactive lessons. The role is ideal for educators, college students, and high school students looking to gain experience in teaching and mentorship. Training and curriculum materials are provided to ensure a successful camp experience.