Camp Counselor Interview Preparation Guide

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I am dependable, trustworthy, punctual, and a hard worker. I always strive to do the right thing and I put 100% of my effort into my task.

Responsible, honest, motivated, organized and outgoing.

I have worked in several different places that involved working with children such as being an, Nanny, an day camp counselor, and a day care worker. At all of my previous jobs I took care of all of the children just like if they were my siblings, or my own. I am very diligent when it comes to children. I am sensitive but straightforward (to the Point) when it comes to both of their needs and wants, and I am an successful leader, and lastly most of the children I have worked with in the past confided in me, and looked up to me as an older brother.

When I started working at the camp as a volunteer, I knew I wanted to work my way up to eventually becoming a counselor.

Depends on the situation. with misbehaving kids resolve the issue quickly before it builds. if the whole group is hectic keep calm and maintain composure but still be fun and sensitive yet know when to have authority. if with parents talk with them and respect them.

Yes I attended camp every summer from a very young age and it have changed me so much into the person I am today.

I love being active and I also love teaching kids how to do sports so in conclusion I would enjoy being active with kids.

I now am more patient, flexible, and am more confident in my leadership skills.

I attended the camp as a child and really enjoyed it. The counselors made it a memorable experience for me and I want to be a part of making this years camp memorable for the participants.

If it is physical, then I will try to break it up. If it is verbal, I would try and talk it out. In both cases though, I would talk to the manager or their parents.