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University of Maryland Global Campus

Adjunct Faculty Writing and English The UndergraduateSchool UMGC Asia Location: Camp Carroll, South Korea University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) seeks adjunct faculty to teach on-site in South ...

Cliff Drysdale

Camp Counselor

Shreveport, LA · On-site

As a counselor you will be implementing camp programs (including chaperoning specialty camps, field ... Ability to read and speak English may be required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g ...

Cliff Drysdale

Camp Counselor

Shreveport, LA · On-site

As a counselor you will be implementing camp programs (including chaperoning specialty camps, field ... Ability to read and speak English may be required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g ...

Cliff Drysdale

Summer Camp Counselor

Carlsbad, CA · On-site

$20/hr

Omni La Costa Resort & Spa is now hiring Part-Time Camp Counselors to join our team for the Summer ... Ability to read and speak English may be required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g ...

Camp Fire First Texas

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Camp Fire After School/Summer Site Specialists

Aledo, TX · On-site

$15 - $16/hr

... English - Spanish Camp Fire's Culture: Camp Fire First Texas is one of the largest Camp Fire councils in the country. Programs are for boys, girls and their families and include camping, after school ...

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How much do english camp jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for english camp in the United States is $14.83, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.74 and $17.55 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between English Camp vs ESL Teacher?

AspectEnglish CampESL Teacher
CredentialsTypically requires TEFL/TESOL certification, sometimes a bachelor's degreeUsually requires TEFL/TESOL certification, often a bachelor's degree in education or related field
Work EnvironmentShort-term, immersive programs often during summer or holiday seasons, working with groups of students in camp settingsLong-term or contract positions in schools or language centers, working with individual students or classes
Industry UsageCommonly used in summer or holiday language programs for youthWidespread in schools, language institutes, and private tutoring

English Camp roles focus on short-term, immersive language experiences mainly during holidays, often with groups of students. ESL Teachers typically work in educational institutions for longer periods, providing ongoing language instruction. Both roles require similar certifications but differ mainly in duration, setting, and purpose.

What are some common challenges faced by English Camp facilitators, and how can they be overcome?

English Camp facilitators often encounter challenges such as engaging students with varying levels of English proficiency, maintaining enthusiasm during long days, and adapting activities to suit different age groups. Successful facilitators use interactive games, group work, and culturally relevant materials to keep participants motivated and involved. Regular collaboration with co-facilitators and openness to feedback also help in refining activities and addressing the diverse needs of campers.

What is an English Camp?

An English Camp is a short-term program designed to help participants, often students, improve their English language skills in an immersive and interactive environment. These camps typically include various activities such as games, workshops, cultural exchanges, and lessons led by native or fluent English speakers. English Camps can take place during school holidays and are popular in non-English-speaking countries. They aim to boost confidence in speaking English, enhance listening and comprehension skills, and provide a fun setting for learning. Many camps also focus on teamwork, creativity, and cultural understanding.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an English Camp Counselor, and why are they important?

To thrive as an English Camp Counselor, you need strong English language proficiency, teaching or tutoring experience, and often a degree in education or a related field. Familiarity with lesson planning tools, language learning software, and classroom management systems is beneficial. Creativity, cultural sensitivity, and excellent interpersonal skills help counselors engage students and foster a supportive learning environment. These skills and qualities are crucial for effectively teaching English, encouraging student participation, and ensuring a successful camp experience.
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Summer Camp Counselor ( Entry-level, various locations )

Boundless Life

Simpsonville, SC

$12.50 - $16.25/hr

Contractor

Posted 8 days ago

Job description

About Boundless Life

Boundless Life is redefining the way families live, work, and learn across the globe. Our international hubs bring together education, culture, nature, and community to create immersive live-abroad experiences for families.

Our Summer Camps are a joyful extension of our year-round education programs. They are intentionally designed, play-based experiences where children build belonging, confidence, and connection through exploration and shared adventure.

The Role: Summer Camp Counselor

Summer Camp Counselors are at the heart of the Boundless Camp experience.

Working alongside our year-round Educators & Hospitality Teams, you will help bring our Summer Camp Framework to life - guiding children through playful activities, outdoor exploration, cultural outings, and meaningful community traditions.

This is not a classroom teaching role. It is hands-on, relational, energetic work centered on youth development and community building. This is an entry-level, seasonal role with a monthly salary in alignment with local employment standards.


This is not a classroom teaching role. It is hands-on, relational, energetic work centered on youth development and community building. You might be a strong fit if you:

  • Love working with children and youth (Roles working with kids ages 18 months-14 years)
  • Thrive in active, experiential environments
  • Enjoy leading games, creative projects, and group experiences
  • Are curious about global cultures and local traditions
  • Want to spend your summer contributing to something meaningful


Key Responsibilities

Support Camper Experience & Group Leadership

  • Supervise and engage campers in age-aligned Crews (1.5-5 years, 6-12 yrs, or 13-15 years)
  • Responsible for the well being, care and joy of each child in our camp and your crew
  • Help guide children through each phase of the camp session (belonging stretch contribution reflection)
  • Foster emotional safety, inclusion, and positive peer dynamics
  • Support daily rhythms including Morning Ease, Morning Compass, Activity Blocks, Culture Quests, and Closing


Design & Facilitate Activities

  • Plan and lead age-appropriate activities, games, and creative projects
  • Host or co-host activities aligned with your strengths (art, sports, movement, robotics, music, language, outdoor skills, etc.)-- we call these "Choice Labs"
  • Contribute creative ideas while supporting shared camp traditions and required programming
  • Adapt plans based on weather, energy, and group needs


Support Culture Quests & Field Trips

  • Supervise campers on local outings and full-day field trips
  • Model curiosity and respect for local culture and environment
  • Maintain strong group management and safety practices off-site


Participate in Camp Traditions

  • Support Opening Day and Closing Rituals with families
  • Help facilitate all-camp events such as Boundless Olympics or Boundless Festival
  • Contribute to meaningful camper reflection and closure


Qualification

Required

  • Minimum age 18 by start of contract
  • Fluency in English (camp operates in English), fluency in Spanish is required for La Barra location as this is a "Camp in Spanish" destination and both English and Spanish language skills are required.
  • Demonstrated interest and experience working with children or youth
  • Strong sense of responsibility and reliability
  • Comfort working outdoors and in active environments
  • Current First Aid & CPR certification or willingness to complete required Boundless training prior to camp start


Preferred

  • University coursework or prior experience in education, child development, recreation, psychology, or related field
  • Prior camp counselor experience
  • Experience leading sports, arts, outdoor activities, or youth programs
  • Familiarity with one of our camp locations and/or local language ability
  • Experience traveling or living abroad


Location & Commitment

Boundless Camps operate in multiple international destinations. Applicants will rank preferred locations during the application process.

Counselors must:

  • Be legally able to travel to and work in their assigned country
  • Commit to the full camp session (typically 4-6 weeks; total onsite commitment 5-9 weeks including training and wrap-up depending on location)
  • Arrive in time for required pre-camp onboarding and training
  • Most sites require counselors to provide their own housing.


This role requires existing work authorization in the country where it is based. While we welcome applications from all qualified candidates, Boundless Life is unable to provide visa sponsorship for this position.

Work Schedule

Some required virtual training sessions will be conducted prior to the start of summer (late June). All counselors are expected to be on-site/available to begin by June 30 & July 1.

  • Typical workdays are Monday-Friday, approximately 8:00am-5:00pm
  • Lunch is provided onsite during camp days
  • Weekends are off
  • Approximately 40/hours per week


Please note that occasional additional support may be required during the start or end of camp sessions or during special community events. Flexibility is important in a dynamic, international camp environment.

Approximate start/end dates:

*Remote training will start on June 22, and reporting onsite according to the dates below

  • La Barra, Uruguay: June 30th- July 31st
  • Tuscany (Pistoia), Italy: June 30th-July 31st
  • Bali, Indonesia: June 30th- August 15th
  • Sintra, Portugal: June 30th- September 4th
  • Syros, Greece: June 30th- September 4th
  • Kotor, Montenegro: June 30th- September 4th
  • Andalusia (Estepona), Spain: June 30th- September 4th
  • Kamakura, Japan: June 30th- September 4th

*for university students or teachers returning to academic schedules before September 4th, please note the latest possible departure in your application for review. We may have some flexibility for end of August departures at some sites.


Interview Process

Step 1: Short Video Interview via Hireflix (30 mins)
Step 2: Screening Interview with our recruiters (30 mins)
Step 3: Meet with our Camp Director and Educator Centre Director (30-40 mins)
The process might change, but we will keep you posted!

Why Spend Your Summer With Boundless?

This is more than a summer job.

You will gain hands-on youth development and leadership experience while working alongside experienced educators in an international setting. You will contribute to a thoughtfully designed camp experience that prioritizes belonging, growth, and play - while building meaningful professional skills and relationships.

If you are energetic, adaptable, responsible, and excited by the idea of building community through play, we encourage you to apply.











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