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Junior Instructor (JI)A paid staff member age 16 or 17 (or age 15 who volunteered the previous year as a JIT with good behavior and good work performance). A JI will work all week with sailing classes during the day. Some may have other duties depending on their qualifications. A JI should be able to demonstrate sailing knowledge and skill to the satisfaction of the Camp Director. Interviews may be required. Junior Instructor In -Training (JIT)A camp volunteer, under 18, but at least 14 (occasionally a 14 year-old JIT will be accepted under exceptional circumstances) who has at least 2 years previous Sail Camp experience with good behavior and a good attitude. A JIT volunteer commits to work all week, helping with sailing classes and setting a good example for the campers. A JIT should be able to demonstrate sailing knowledge and skill to the satisfaction of the Camp Director. Interviews may be required. With good job performance, a JIT will be eligible to apply to be a JI at next year's Sail Camp. Conduct (from the application)You must abide by all the regular camp rules. When around campers, you are expected to be good role models and mentors. If you have problems or complaints, bring them to the appropriate adult, out of view and hearing of the campers. We’d like you to display a great attitude for the campers. You are examples of the best our program produces. The campers are all looking up to you! Sailing RésuméInclude your sailing résumé with your application. This should be a typed page where you tell us about your sailing experience. Include things like: sailing classes or clinics that you have attended, sailing awards (sportsmanship, RYC jacket, etc.), trophies you have won, major regattas that you have attended, race committee experience, crew experience & class of boats you have sailed. Tell us about any current certifications that you have that are applicable to Sail Camp, such as first aid, CPR, lifeguard, US Sailing Instructor Certification. You can include previous experience teaching younger kids, working at camps, or whatever you think is relevant. Sell yourself! This is a great opportunity to practice for future job applications. |
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