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​"Creating a bridge between research and practice in early learning and care"

Hespeler Village Neighbourhood Association-Leader in Training

2/13/2018

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Responsible to: Program Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator
Primary Role:  LIT is a leadership program for youth that have a genuine desire to work with children. It’s also the next step for youth who have grown up attending day camps and now they are too old to attend as campers – but would like to continue on in a leadership role. As a group, LIT’s create unforgettable memories and lasting friendships as they work together at camp. As individuals, you’ll grow in confidence, make a difference in kids’ lives, and be on your way to for potential employment in the future. The LIT program is a great introduction to the Cambridge Neighbourhood’s LEAD Training Program offered at Neighbourhood Associations across Cambridge.
On a daily/weekly basis LITs will assist with daily program whether its arts, science, games for children ranging in ages from 4-12 years, as well as, contribute to ensuring a safe and clean program site. You will work co-operatively with other LITs, playground leaders and the playground coordinator.
Qualifications:
  • An interest in working with children
  • Past leadership development experience through schools, churches, clubs etc.
  • Good communication skills and the ability to work with others
  • Knowledge of songs, games, crafts etc.
 
LIT Responsibilities:
  • Assist with a small group of children
  • Assist with activities such as crafts, songs, and games
  • Help campers respect and follow camp rules
  • Ensure the safety of the campers at all times
  • Attend all appropriate camp meetings and trainings
  • Work cooperatively with peers
  • Respect all campers, peers, staff, and yourself
  • Share suggestions for improving the camp experience
  • Adhere to camp rules and follow guidance of Summer Fun Camp Leaders
  • Follow all policies and procedures as outlined in manual.
  • Maintain open lines of communication with parents; provide a high level of customer service to the public.
  • Participate in self-evaluation and evaluations by Summer Fun Camp Leaders and Program Coordinator, at the end of each week.   
  • Follow designated dress code, refrain from smoking while working/on site grounds.
  • Maintain confidentiality of information regarding participants, volunteers, site, and staff.

Leader In Training Application found on our website www.hvna.ca
LIT Applications are due June 1, 2018


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