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Camp Rotation Jobs in Alberta (NOW HIRING)

Apprentice Scaffolder

Edmonton, AB · On-site

CA$30 - CA$38/hr

Local Edmonton and Calgary area projects, plus out of town camp rotations. Hours 40 to 70 hours per week, with overtime available Compensation 3rd Year: $36.00 per hour. 2nd Year: $30.00 per hour.

Based in a world class Horizon North camp facility, the regular shift for this position is 20 days ... Prepare, present, design, and serve high quality rotational menus * Supervise all kitchen staff ...

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How much do camp rotation jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for camp rotation in Alberta is $22.24, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.98 and $25.72 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Camp Rotation vs Camp Counselor?

AspectCamp RotationCamp Counselor
Required credentialsBasic certifications, background checksFirst aid, child development, counseling experience
Work environmentMultiple activity stations, rotating between themSupervising campers, leading activities
Employer and industry usageSummer camps, recreational programsSummer camps, youth programs
Common search intentUnderstanding camp activity rolesWorking directly with children

Camp Rotation involves staff moving between different activity stations or areas, managing various recreational activities. Camp Counselors typically supervise and engage with campers directly, leading activities and ensuring safety. While both roles are essential in summer camp settings, Camp Rotation focuses on logistical management of activities, whereas Camp Counselors focus on camper supervision and engagement.

What is a camp rotation?

A Camp Rotation refers to a schedule or system where campers or staff members move between different activities, stations, or locations at a summer camp or similar setting. Each rotation is designed to give participants exposure to a variety of experiences, such as sports, arts, nature, and team-building exercises. This approach keeps the camp experience dynamic and ensures everyone gets to try multiple activities. Rotations are usually organized by time slots and groups, making it easier to manage large numbers of participants while maximizing engagement.

What are some typical challenges faced by professionals working in a camp rotation schedule, and how can they be managed?

Working on a camp rotation schedule often means spending extended periods away from home, which can be challenging both personally and professionally. Common challenges include adjusting to irregular sleep patterns, maintaining work-life balance, and managing homesickness or isolation. Many companies address these issues by providing comfortable accommodations, recreational facilities, and reliable communication tools to stay connected with loved ones. Building a strong camaraderie with fellow team members and establishing a routine during off-hours can also help ease the transition and improve overall well-being.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a camp counselor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Camp Counselor, you need strong leadership, organizational abilities, and experience working with children, often supported by certifications in CPR and first aid. Familiarity with activity planning tools, safety protocols, and basic outdoor equipment is typically required. Excellent communication, patience, and teamwork help counselors connect with campers and collaborate effectively with staff. These skills ensure a safe, engaging, and positive camp experience for all participants.
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Infographic showing various Camp Rotation job openings in Alberta as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 56% Full Time, 35% Part Time, 5% Temporary, 3% Contract, and 1% Summer. Highlights an 87% Physical, 11% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $46,254 per year, or $22.2 per hour.

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Job description

Organization Overview:

At Vivo, we are a charitable enterprise on a mission to raise healthier generations in Calgary and beyond. We want Canadians of all ages to achieve their optimal health at home, school, work and play. We're creating local, evidence-based solutions to support individuals and whole communities be more active and connected by charting a course to make 10% shifts - shifts in people's lifestyles, shifts in the care and design of communities and shifts in decision making at organizational and government levels. 

With the support of new experiences and innovative built environments created with and for the community, their success stories will be proof of our mission in action. They'll serve as powerful motivation for others, in Calgary and across the nation, to make their own changes for life. 

Role:

Your role will begin with an extensive 35-hour training week to understand and uphold the values, expectations and customer service standards of Vivo. As a camp leader, you are responsible for performing the day-to day instruction and delivery of summer camps for children age 3-12 years old. Your days will include facilitating activities in multiple environments including the gymnasium, pool, rock climbing wall, Play Hub, and the surrounding neighborhood, and indoor park. You will create and connect with our customers, community and fellow employees in ways that are impactful in driving and advancing our cause. You'll engage with passion and be accountable to Vivo customers and the Vivo Summer Camps team to deliver strong results and impact of our camp vision: Play + Explore + Connect.

Vivo has 8 different camps to offer this summer:

Vivo Variety: A dynamic day camp blending movement games and creative arts in Vivo's fun, engaging spaces.

Chilly Champions (ice skate): A beginner-friendly skating camp focused on building skills, confidence, and friendships through guided practice.

Water Wonders: An interactive water-themed camp filled with games and aquatic fun, no swim level required.

Calm Explorers: A sensory-friendly camp tailored for children needing a calm pace, promoting confidence and social-emotional growth.

Climbers Quest (climbing wall): An exciting indoor climbing camp where kids learn techniques, build strength, and overcome challenges.

Athlete Academy: A multi-sport camp that boosts athletic skills, teamwork, and confidence in a fun and supportive setting.

StongHER: A girl-centered camp empowering participants through sports, strength-building, and self-discovery.

StrongHIM: A boy-centered camp focused on teamwork, leadership, and resilience through sports and mentorship.

Please indicate your preference of camp based on your skills, abilities, and passions.

Reports to: Camp Lead & Active for Life Coordinator

Hours: 35-40 hours per week, starting end of June 2026 to August 2026. Varies from 7:15am-5:45pm with a paid 30 minute break

Responsibilities:

Actively participate in a 35 hour Vivo Instructor training week at the end of June

Take ownership of instruction, facilitation, lesson set-up, lesson plan implementation, attendance taking, and use of equipment and teaching aids during the camps

Sign in and sign out of camp participants using Vivo's protocol

Deliver active effective supervision, risk assessment, best practices and duty of care to camp participants

Safely deliver and modify activities provided to you in multiple environments.

Facilitate an active, social, inclusive and engaging learning environment for children under your supervision. Both spontaneous and intentionally planned to ensure constant engagement of children. 

Mentor one or more volunteers/co-workers every week using best practices outlined in Vivo's instructor training

Handle any daily disciplinary concerns with a professional manner, and consulting with your direct supervisor for next steps

Reach out to families one week in advance welcoming them to camps and addressing any questions or concerns they may have

Create meaningful touchpoints for parents/guardians every day by welcoming them to camp and discussing their child's day at camp

Genuinely understand and reflect Vivo's values and mission into each camp experience

Daily rotation between different duties including pre-shift preparation, post-shift cleaning, pre summer camp care, and post summer camp care, and weekly team debriefs

Maintaining health and safety standards, first aid incidents, and equipment inventory

Champion of Vivo's best practices and role model to volunteers/co-workers and fellow instructors

Evaluating experiences by providing regular verbal and written feedback/documentation in the form of observation sheets, interviews, etc. to direct supervisors  

Seek direction, ask questions and engage in meaningful dialogue with direct supervisor and fellow team members. 

Share individual passion in sports and activities to show ability in advocating for healthier generations 

Demonstrate upbeat, approachable and engaging personality in order to create a welcoming space and a sense of community for camp participants

Maintain and exceed Alberta Camping Association standards and best practice

Camp employees must formally authorize another qualified staff member to act on their behalf during their absences from camp. If the Camp Lead is unavailable the Active for Life Coordinator will be onsite and in their absence, the School and Camp Manager will be available. Safety warden will also be onsite for emergency support.

Qualifications:

Current Intermediate (Standard) First Aid and CPR-C/AED certifications

Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Search within the past 3 years (current staff); 2 months (new staff)

Legal adult age to comply with the Alberta Camping Accreditation

Knowledge in delivery and modification of play, sport/science/art/outdoor based programs will be considered an asset 

Background in the field of physical literacy/child development studies/physical education/kinesiology/art/general science/outdoor leadership/environmental tourism considered an asset  

Strong written and verbal communication

Minimum 2 years' experience, instructing or volunteering with children's programs 


Employment Type: CONTRACTOR