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MAY 2024

 

CAMP MARANATHA

Camp Counselors

Camp Maranatha is seeking overnight and adventure camp counselors to join our 2024 Summer Team. We pay $300/week and cover all food and housing while camp is in session. A Camp Counselor is responsible for supervising a group of campers with a co-counselor each week, ensuring their physical and emotional safety, leading activity sites and small groups, collaborating with other staff members, and growing as a servant leader.

JoBeth Watts
Maranatha Camp and Conference Center
256-485-2049 / maranatha.camp

 


APRIL 2024

 

BRIERFIELD PARK
Lifeguards


To Apply: https://form.jotform.com/240505014238142

Contact: Katie Crumpler, Executive Director, BMC Wellness Center

BMC Wellness Center, 285 Hospital Drive, Centreville, AL 35042,  205-926-3360

LEEDS FAMILY
Para/Aide/Assistant


Our family lives in Leeds, and we have an 18 year old daughter with Down Syndrome and autism. We would like to hire a female para/aide to assist her this summer. She will be attending a local day program for teens and adults with disabilities. The program is at Valleydale Baptist. Our daughter is nonverbal, but uses an AAC device (iPad) to help her communicate wants and needs. She is not fully toilet-trained but does well/stays dry when taken to the toilet on a schedule. She is ambulatory, but doesn’t really jump or run, but walks very fast :)

She will attend the program’s 2 summer camps (June 10-14 and June 17-21, and July 8-12 and July 15-19). The para will need to be her one-to-one support during the camps, in a group setting. The camps are from 9:00-4:00 each day, but we are very flexible re: schedule. She probably won’t attend on Fridays, so we're thinking the total number of hours for each camp week would be around 18-20. More hours might be possible if the para/aide is interested. The pay is $17/hour. Also, the para will not be asked to drive our daughter; we will meet up daily at the program.


Contact: Skyla Kemp, kempmom@kempfirm.com

SOUTHERN PREPARATORY ACADEMY
Camp Counselors


Southern Prep is located in Camp Hill, AL, about 30 minutes from Auburn, AL. We are seeking young men to serve as Camp Counselors for our summer program, Summers at Southern, this year!

Due to our camp being all boys, we are seeking male counselors, at least 18 years of age and one year of college completed. Summers at Southern comprises four, week-long themed camps. Activities throughout camps include whitewater rafting, firearm safety, riflery, aviation, land navigation, kayaking, archery, hiking, catfishing, just to name a few.

Time Requirements:
Training Week: June 10 - June 15
Week 1: June 16 - June 22
Week 2: June 23 - June 29
Off Week: June 30 - July 6
Week 3: July 7 - July 13
Week 4: July 14 - July 20

We would prefer counselors to be available for training week as well as all 4 weeks of camp, however we are willing to work with them based on their availability! We will provide free room and board, free meals while at camp, laundry service, and a monetary stipend will be given based on the amount of weeks work, including training week.

If a student is interested, they can apply online at https://summersatsouthern.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/staff/App or contact the Camp Director, Dalis Smith, at director@summersatsouthern.org.

Contact: Dalis Smith, Director of Student Life and Summers at Southern, Southern Preparatory Academy
Phone: 256-827-9556 | Email: dalis.smith@southernprepacademy.org
www.southernprepacademy.org
174 Ward Circle, Camp Hill, AL 36850

CAMP DE SOTO

Summer staff

Qualifications:

Christian woman who has demonstrated competency in
nurturing children
using wise judgment
acting with maturity
working diligently
providing positive leadership
living joyfully
 

Completion of freshman year of college
(or special permission from the Directors)
Completion of Pre-Camp Training
Current CPR and first aid certifications*
Completion of required certifications for assigned activity**
Desire and ability to work with children outdoors
Ability to relate well with one’s peer group
Ability to accept supervision and guidance
Strong moral character, integrity, and adaptability
Endurance and strength to maintain constant supervision of campers *
Enthusiasm, patience, and self-control


*(to be provided during Pre-Camp Training)


**Required Certifications include Horseback Riding, Ropes Course, Climbing, Swimming,
Canoeing, Archery, Riflery, Mountain Biking, Fabric Arts, Farming, and Photography. Specialized
training will be provided prior to Pre-Camp Training.


Experience Required:  General experience in demonstrating nurture and concern for children
 General Knowledge of and experience with assigned activity

Mission Statement: The mission of Camp DeSoto is to provide a place where a girl can play and have fun in
the truest and best sense; a place where she will learn better how to give and receive in
relationships; a place where she can feel that she belongs. We want each camper to
become better at responding to the unpleasant and difficult experiences that are an
inevitable part of life, to grow in her own independence, and to develop in her
understanding and appreciation of who she is. More than anything, we want her to be
confident of God’s love for her as an individual.
 

Camp Goals: At Camp DeSoto, it is our goal to aid each camper in developing
1. her relationship with God,
2. her sense of worth,
3. her skills in activities and relationships, and
4. her capacity to accept and love others
while experiencing peace and contentment in a safe and nurturing environment.
General Responsibilities: to identify and meet campers’ needs
to provide structure in the cabin and in activities
to teach specific skills at an age- and developmentally-appropriate level
to know, enjoy, and guide campers
 

Specific Responsibilities
(cabin counselor):
1. Attend and participate in all Pre Camp Training and subsequent staff meetings.
2. Comply with all camp policies and procedures (written and oral) presented during
Pre-Camp Training and throughout the camp term
3. Help facilitate conversations with the girls in your cabin
4. Administer the camp guidelines (i.e. making sure your campers get to activities on
time, following rest hour rules, and keeping the schedule)
5. Help girls in your cabin sign up for activities
6. Set clear expectations for cabin cleanup and help girls understand how to clean their
own area as well as complete their daily cabin cleanup chore
7. Conduct nightly cabin devotions
8. Create and notice opportunities for interacting with campers
9. Spend time with each girl in your cabin to learn about her interest, family, school,
friends, etc.
10. Monitor the activities among your cabin group (both inside and outside of the cabin)
and facilitate conflict management and problem-solving.
11. Plan and implement a simple cabin-time activity each Sunday
12. Participate fully in night activities involving cabin groups
13. Take responsibility to know the well-being of each camper in your cabin, including
her physical health, social relationships, and mental/emotional state.
 

Specific Responsibilities
(activity counselor):
1. Prepare Lesson Plans for each activity time.
2. Be on time and prepared for class (i.e. having necessary equipment and/or
special setup completed).
3. Submit equipment or supply needs to Program Office staff when needed.
4. Keep accurate roll and report a missing camper to the program office at the
beginning of class.
5. Display enthusiasm for your activity and each girl’s involvement and learning.
6. Facilitate interaction and participation from each camper.
7. Teach and monitor the proper use of equipment. Store and keep equipment in
good condition.
8. Maintain communication with Camp Administration regarding best facilitation
of your activity.
9. Maintain records about campers’ skills and improvements throughout the Term.
10. Prepare and complete activity certificates for each camper for Final Banquet
celebration.
11. Assist with initial and end-of-season inventory.
12. Evaluate current program and make suggestions for the following summer.
13. Plan and execute assigned night activities.
14. These are not the only duties to be performed. Some duties may be reassigned
and other duties may be assigned as required.
 

Essential Functions: Physical Ability: Tasks require the ability to exert physical effort in moderate work
that may involve some lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects of
moderate weight (5-30 pounds), walking for prolonged periods of time, and travel
to various locations.


Sensory Ability: some tasks require the ability to perceive and discriminate colors or
shades of colors, sounds, taste, odor, depth, texture and visual cues or signals. Tasks
require the ability to communicate orally.
Environmental Factors: Performance of essential functions may require exposure to
adverse environmental conditions, such as dirt, dust, humidity, rain, or temperature
extremes.

Contact: Emily West, emily@campdesoto.com

 


JANUARY 2024

 

CAMP FLETCHER
Summer Camp Counselor


We are actively recruiting college students to serve as professional role models, and accompany participants through the summer camp experience.

We have open availability for Chief Counselors (ages 18+), Sr. Counselors (ages 18+), Jr. Counselors (ages 16-17) and lifeguards (ages 18+).

No previous experience is needed as we will have a full week of staff training before camp. During that time, counselors will receive training on all our activities, schedule routines and we provide CPR certification. We also provide lifeguard certifications to all willing participants. Counselors who also have lifeguard certification will have a pay increase per week.

Staff training for Chief Counselors will be May 13th-17th.
Staff training for Sr. Counselors, Jr. Counselors and lifeguards will be May 20th-24th.
This is a seasonal, full time, on cite job.
Camp runs for 10 weeks starting May 28th and ends Aug. 2nd.
We are open M-F, 7am-6pm and expect staff to be on time and to remain the duration of camp hours.
We provide our staff with lodging, food, utilities (communal showers and laundry rooms) as well as CPR and lifeguard certification.

Resources (application form, job requirements etc.) can be found at: https://www.bridgewaysal.org/camp-fletcher-resources/
https://campfletcher.campbrainstaff.com/

College students preparing for careers in the fields of education, recreation, environmental science, special education, outdoor studies, etc. are particularly apt candidates for the position.


Campers range in age from 5 to 15 years old, so this is an excellent opportunity for students gain hands-on experience and develop new skillsets (in their field of study), working with children and youth in a rustic, outdoor setting.

Contact: Lou Nelson, OST Coordinator / Camp Fletcher, p: 205.584.6033 f: 205.774.0900, a: 5150 Fletcher Road | Bessemer, AL 35022, BridgeWaysAL.org
 


MAY 2023

 

JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
Summer School Site Teachers K-3 Reading/Math


Description: (5 hr) Site Teacher – K-3 Reading/Math Establish and implement objectives and activities that adhere to the Alabama Literacy and Numeracy Acts. Maintain a classroom environment conducive to effective learning within the limits of resources provided by the district. Take all necessary and reasonable precautions to protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities. Establish and maintain cooperative relations with students, parents, and school personnel.

Qualifications: B.S. degree with the proper State of Alabama Certification.

To Apply: Jackson County Board of Education announces this vacancy. Applications should be submitted through the Teach in Alabama Website. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled. Vacancies are posted at each Jackson County Board of Education location. Vacancies are also posted on the Jackson County website, www.jacksonk12.org.

Contact: Jackson County Board of Education P.O. Box 490 Scottsboro, AL 35768 (256) 259-9500

 

JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
Summer School - Special Services Aide

 

Description: Work with the teacher to perform tasks. Assist with field trips and similar experiences. Assist in the supervision, control, and management of students. Attend IEP meetings as necessary. Maintain confidentially. Any and other essential functions assigned by the Superintendent or his/her designee.

Qualifications: Associate Degree or two years of study at an institution of higher learning. Must meet ALSDE Highly Qualified requirements.
 

To Apply: Jackson County Board of Education announces this vacancy. Applications should be submitted through the Teach in Alabama Website. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled. Vacancies are posted at each Jackson County Board of Education location. Vacancies are also posted on the Jackson County website, www.jacksonk12.org.

Contact: Jackson County Board of Education P.O. Box 490 Scottsboro, AL 35768 (256) 259-9500


JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
Summer School - Special Services Aide/Nurse
 

Description: Follow Teacher’s instruction to perform specific tasks; Assist with field trips. Assist in overall supervision, control, and management of students in the classroom, lunchroom, halls, gym, or other school-related functions. Work closely with students in meeting their needs (medication, suctioning, injections, etc). Collect medical statements from sources, which support the need for any related service for a student. Attend MEDC, IEP, and o/or 504 meetings. Submit monthly reports to the special education supervisor. Maintain confidentiality of all student records. Any and other essential functions

Qualifications: LPN Licensure or RN Licensure

To Apply: Jackson County Board of Education announces this vacancy. Applications should be submitted through the Teach in Alabama Website. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled. Vacancies are posted at each Jackson County Board of Education location. Vacancies are also posted on the Jackson County website, www.jacksonk12.org.

Contact: Jackson County Board of Education P.O. Box 490 Scottsboro, AL 35768 (256) 259-9500

 


APRIL 2023


SMARTER FURNISHINGS
Seasonal Employees (summer)


Opportunity: We are a student housing furniture warehouse located in Columbiana, AL. We are seeking to hire seasonal employment for our warehouse. This is a manual labor job where workers will be loading and unloading trucks.

We can pay between $14 - $18 hourly. We are looking to add around 10 people for the summer months.

Contact: Robert Koch, 205-718-9935, robertk@smarterfurnishings.com


4H SCIENCE SCHOOL
Seasonal Environmental Education Instructors


Currently hiring for Spring (Feb – Mid May)
Also hiring for Summer (Mid May - August)

Opportunity: We staff new Seasonal Instructors each Fall and each Spring school semester. Along with the Summer season for summer camp and other groups. We welcome applications year-round for the upcoming season. Come join our team!! Students of the 4HSS come from a variety of backgrounds and visit our Center for one, two, three or four-day programs. These students are mostly 4th-6th grade students, but can range from K-12th grade.

Teach engaging, hands-on classes in the great outdoors, i.e., forest ecology, aquatic ecology, canoeing, team building, and high ropes. Adapt the established lesson plans to match your teaching style and strengths. Assist with program development. Lead evening programs such as campfire, night hikes, astronomy, and live animal programs. Work with a team of passionate and friendly individuals. Work week varies depending on groups onsite.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will: Have a demonstrated respect for children and a desire to help them learn and grow in an outdoor environment. Have the following characteristics: enthusiasm, positive attitude, sense of humor, flexibility and team spirit. Be familiar with the outdoors and environmental issues. Possess current certifications in CPR and First Aid (preferred not required). All employees will undergo a background check once hired.

Employment Details: Benefits include housing offsite (about a mile from the center). All instructors have private bedroom, a shared bathroom, a community kitchen, and a laundry room. Hourly pay biweekly but guaranteed about 25 - 30 hrs. a week, most weeks will be 40 hrs. once school groups start. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is an EEO/Vet/Disability employer.

If you would like to be a residential instructor apply here ...

https://www.auemployment.com/postings/32971

If you live local and would like to be a nonresidential instructor apply here ... https://www.auemployment.com/postings/32972

Contact: Amy Carbone, Environmental Education Manager, Alabama 4-H Science School, 892 Four H Rd. Columbiana, AL 35051. Office: 205.669.4241, Email: arw0003@auburn.edu, www.Alabama4HScienceSchool.org

4H SCIENCE SCHOOL
Summer Camp Counselors


$320 per week + room & board

Need something fun to do this summer? Come down to the 4-H Center for the best summer camp around!! Swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing, high ropes, and MORE it is sure to be a blast!! You get paid as well as room and board!

Training/Educational opportunities: 10- day extensive staff training on all programs provided at the center (high ropes, water activities and more); Red Cross Lifeguarding, First Aid and CPR.

Qualifications:
All applicants must be 18 years of age or older before May 1st
Lifeguard Certification is required (lifeguard training offered during counselor training if needed)
CPR Certification is required (CPR training offered during counselor training if needed)
Must have a passion for working with youth!
Fun, energic attitude!

Training in starts mid-May, summer camp runs May 31 – July 1. There is the potential to stay on and help work in July. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is an EEO/Vet/Disability employer.

To Apply: https://www.auemployment.com/postings/34766

Contact: Amy Carbone, Environmental Education Manager, Alabama 4-H Science School, 892 Four H Rd. Columbiana, AL 35051.  Office: 205.669.4241, Email: arw0003@auburn.edu, www.Alabama4HScienceSchool.org

 


OCTOBER 2022

 

KAY JEWELERS

Concierge/Sales

Opportunity: Kay Jewelers is now hiring SEASONAL, PART-TIME, and FULL-TIME team members! Also apply for our NEW Concierge position for the holiday season.

 

Description: Seasonal sales support to assist with consistent delivery of excellent customer service, operational standards, and compliance in all areas of operational activity. Supports the creation of a Customer First culture in by taking ownership and control of the day-to-day customer traffic, line queue, and administrative duties of the store and to achieve and maintain the highest level of efficiency, safety, and security.

 

Do you thrive on building personal relationships that will last a lifetime? Join our team today to help our customers celebrate life and express love! Your role at Kay Jewelers: As a part of our Sales Team, you are responsible for providing a superior experience to our valued customers. In addition, you will: • Engage customers in conversation to understand their needs and desires • Ability to present merchandise and share detailed information regarding features and benefits of products • Provide information regarding extended service plans and financing options • Meet individual and team sales goals

 

Qualifications: We think you’d be great for this role if you have: • A desire to help our customers celebrate the special moments in their lives • Strong customer service, sales, retail and/or jewelry experience • Flexible availability to work during “peak” retail hours such as nights, weekends, and holidays • A positive, customer-focused approach in delivering an exceptional customer experience • Strong communication and relational skills

 

Benefits: Base pay plus commission on sales • Medical, dental, vision and prescription insurance (full-time team members) • 401(k) • Paid Time Off (full-time and part-time team members) • Paid holidays (full-time team members) • Tuition reimbursement, including DCA courses based on position • Training — Associate Training System, Management Training System, District Manager in Training, career development and more • Merchandise discounts • Incentive trips and contests

 

Contact: Dadriana Green, Kay Jewelers, Dadriana.Green@SignetJewelers.com

 


JUNE 2022


2022 World Games Events

Broadcast Venue Managers

 
Dates: 7/5/2022-7/18/2022 – 14 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $25.00 per hour
 

Duties: Assist the BVM in all the tasks required, but not limited to, as: oversees the on-site operations of the Host Broadcaster and Right Holding Broadcasters at the venue. Coordinate the broadcast operations, logistics and administration. Act as primary point of contact with the venue management. Verify the technical installation and removal of the equipment at the facilities

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
Venue Cable Installers


Dates: 7/7/2022-7/17/2022 – 11 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $20.00 per hour

Duties: Before the actual production, cablers are responsible to run and place the cameras cabling during set-up, and de install de cables during the tear-down (strike). They will be send in advance to the venues which turnover time is tight due to the production needs to do the camera cables pre-installation.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
IP Network Administrator

 

Dates: 6/27/2022-7/19/2022 – 23 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $25.00 per hour
 

Duties: IP Network installation, maintenance and support for IT operations for users in an event.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events

ENG (Electronic News Gathering) Assistant


Dates: 7/2/2022-7/17/2022 – 16 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $25.00 per hour

Duties: The ENG (Electronic News Gathering) assistant will work as part of a Highlights and News camera/reporting crew. Assists in all aspects of producing video material, features and athlete interviews for progromes. They will work at venues as well as other locations. Media Students applies.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
Archive Loggers


Dates: 7/2/2022-7/17/2022 – 16 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $20.00 per hour

Duties: Archive Loggers are responsible for providing detailed written descriptions and time codes for all footage shot by the Production Teams live transmission into a Logging device computer connected to a main video server. Logs generally identify all athletes, scores, and results shot. These logs are used by the production personnel to identify time codes and to quickly retrieve footage that can be edited and used in packages.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
Utility Techs


Dates: 6/21/2022-7/21/2022 – 31 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $20.00 per hour

Duties: Utility Techs assist the engineering crew by carrying equipment, placing cabling during set-up, and assisting during the tear-down (strike). During the production, Utility Techs may be reassigned to work as camera assistants or be placed in other support positions. Reports to the technical manager and to whom ever else they are assigned during the actual production time.

Qualifications: Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus. Previous warehouse, event set up and material handling experience preferred.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
Administrative Assistant


Dates: 6/21/2022-7/21/2022 – 31 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $20.00 per hour

Duties: Administrative Assistant works within the different Departments at the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) - office. Applicants should have completed courses in the related area(s), and be familiar with Microsoft Office Package software, as well as reporting and any other skills like interpreters. Good computer skills and to be able to do short translations during their duties related to Logistics services to be provided to ISB personnel within venues and the IBC. (i.e Transport, Catering, Accommodation, Accreditations, etc). Fits in an undergraduate student profile.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.  Microsoft Office products proficiency a must.  Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook.

 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com

2022 World Games Events
Camera/ Audio Assistant


Dates: 7/5/2022-7/17/2022 – 10-14 Consecutive workdays, including weekends
Hours: TBD- 9+ hours per day.
Rate: $18.00 per hour

Duties: Protects and assists the camera operator by keeping people from walking into the camera’s field of view, eliminating potential obstacles or obstructions, and keeping camera cables untangled and free from traffic. A handheld camera assistant is mainly responsible for reacting to the camera operator’s movement during an event by feeding the operator camera cable during the production. In order to accomplish this feat, the camera assistant has to pay attention and learn the over and under cable coiling method. This method greatly reduces cable tangling and ultimately allows the operator to move freely to react to the task at hand. In addition, the camera assistant may collect food for the camera operator, carry extra batteries, and sometimes work as a spotter, looking for shot possibilities or other happenings that the shooter should know about. The camera assistant may also assist with set-up, reposition, and strike of camera equipment. Reports to the camera operator. Fits in an undergraduate student profile.

Qualifications: Applicable graduate or undergraduate studies preferred. Previous position experience in similar events or equivalent activities a plus.
 

Notes: All applicants must be 18 years of age or older, present a clear background and pass a pre-employment Drug Test.

 

To Apply: www.darrellwalkerworkforce.com

Contact: Leigh Mollet, Vice President, Darrell Walker Personnel, Recruiter for 2022 World Games Events, 205.508.5511, leigh@dwpworkforce.com
 


MAY 2022

 

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION SUMMER CAMP

Summer Job

If you know of any students who might be a good fit for our Environmental Education Summer Camp, please encourage them to apply! They get to work with elementary/middle school-aged children, primarily at the swamp, lake, garden, and observatory. The positions are open to all majors, the camps run for 3 weeks in June (plus a couple of training days in May), so it’s a good fit for students taking summer courses or working other part-time jobs.

To Apply: https://jobs.montevallo.edu/postings/5646

Contact: Susan Caplow, Ph.D.  Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Station 6176, University of Montevallo, AL 35115, UMOM 302 (office) (205) 665-6176, scaplow@montevallo.edu, (205) 665-6176

 

US OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET

Summer Intern

Opportunity: We are pleased to announce that, for the first time in history, the Executive Office of the President (EOP) is launching an EOP-wide paid internship program. The EOP Internship Program will provide a stipend to participants. The EOP is comprised of fourteen Components, including: The White House Office (WHO), the Office of the Vice President (OVP), the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), the Office of Administration (OA), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Office of the National Cyber Director (NCD), the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and more. We are reaching out because the Office of Administration (OA) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) are currently seeking students to serve as interns for their Summer 2022 programs.

About: The Office of Administration has a mission to provide administrative and business support services to all components within the EOP. These services include financial management, information technology support, human resources management, library and research assistance, facilities management, procurement, design and printing, mail and logistics, personnel and physical security, counterintelligence, emergency preparedness and enterprise communications, legal support services, and more.

The Office of Management and Budget oversees the implementation of the President’s vision across the Executive Branch. OMB carries out its mission through five main functions across executive departments and agencies: 1) budget development and execution; 2) management, including oversight of agency performance, procurement, financial management, and information technology; 3) coordination and review of all significant Federal regulations from executive agencies; 4) clearance and coordination of legislative and other materials; and 5) clearance of Presidential Executive Orders and memoranda to agency heads prior to their issuance.

Description: The Summer 2022 program for both OA and OMB will run from June 20, 2022 through August 12, 2022.  Students will be offered challenging and valuable experiences, which will build their leadership and professional skills. They will also be offered the unique opportunity to serve in the Federal government, alongside dedicated career and political public servants at the EOP. Interns will receive a stipend of $6,000 for participation in the program. All internships are located in Washington, D.C. and are full-time; participants must be able to commit to a minimum of 35 hours per week (Monday – Friday).
 

Qualifications: Must be a U.S. citizen. Must be 18 years of age or older. Males must be registered with Selective Service. Must be able to commit to at least 35 hours per week. Must be currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate college, community college, or university. Must obtain a favorable security determination and pass a pre-employment drug test


To Apply: Interested students can apply at: https://apply.whitehouse.gov/eop-internships
Please note this application link includes internship opportunities for both OA and OMB. The application will be open from April 15, 2022 through May 2, 2022 at 11:59 PM ET. For more information, please contact: MBX.OA.OCAO.EOPInternProgram@oa.eop.gov

To Apply: https://apply.whitehouse.gov/eop-internships

Contact: Sarah Feldmann, sarah.a.feldmann@oa.eop.gov

 


APRIL 2022

 

ASSOCIA / McKAY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Pool Monitor


Description: Sign in guests at pool upon arrival. Pick up trash from the entire club property.  Straighten pool furniture. Open umbrellas. Check chlorine and PH Level. Restroom check and clean. Headcount. Walk and mingle with guests.  Sweep pool deck area. Empty Trash. Mop floors.

Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED Preferred
 

About: With more than 180 branch offices across North America, Associa delivers unsurpassed management and lifestyle services to nearly five million residents worldwide. Our 10,000+ team members lead the industry with unrivaled education, expertise and trailblazing innovation. For more than 40 years, Associa has provided solutions designed to help communities achieve their vision. To learn more, visit www.associaonline.com.

To Apply: https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?c=2174407&d=AssociaCareers&r=5000830954600#/

Contact: Shelly Leos, Maintenance Coordinator, Associa McKay Management, 5 Riverchase Ridge, Birmingham, AL 35244, 205.733.6700 x 125, SLeos@mckaymanagement.com
 

YMCA BHAM
Summer Camp Counselor

 

Opportunity: Upcoming Group Interview at one of our YMCA locations!

Event: Group Interview for Summer Camp Counselors and Lifeguards will be held at the Pelham YMCA from 4:45 to 6:30 PM on Wednesday, April 6. Use this Link to Sign Up or email bmoffatt@ymcabham.org for more information

Contact: Ben Moffatt, Associate Executive Director of Youth Development, YMCA of Greater Birmingham, bmoffatt@ymcabham.org, www.ymcabham.org

 

WHNT TV
Summer College Interns

 

Opportunity: WHNT News 19's College Internship Program is designed to provide college students of Junior, Senior, and graduate level class the opportunity to explore careers in the broadcasting and digital media industry while providing meaningful and practical business experience which will generate college credit.

General Information: News 19 will accept 3 interns for the 2022 summer session (June 6th-August 5th).  Applicants interested in a summer internship must apply by April 22nd in order to be considered.  The WHNT Internship Program is unpaid. You must receive college credit for the internship. Accepted applicants will be given a separate form that must be signed by an academic advisor or department head certifying credit will be received.   College internships with WHNT News 19 are limited to one per student. We will not accept repeat interns from previous internships.  Interns will report to the internship coordinator.

Description: Internships will include general work in the newsroom but may also extend to help those with specialized interest in areas such as: Reporting, Producing, Digital journalism, Editing/production, Meteorology, Sports reporting/producing.

Qualifications: No prior experience necessary. To be eligible for a WHNT News 19 college internship, you must achieve one of the following class standings by the Spring 2022 term: Junior, Senior, Graduate.   You must receive college or university credit for participating in this program. There will be no exceptions to this. To receive course credit, you must comply with all school requirements as well as WHNT requirements. Please be fully aware of your school's internship requirements before applying for the WHNT internship program.

Apply online at: https://nexstar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/nexstar
Apply Online URL:
https://nexstar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/nexstar/job/AL-Huntsville200-Holmes-Avenue-WHNT/Summer-Intern_REQ-16637
Job Req #: 16637

 

Contact: Regina Tom, rtom@nexstar.tv

 

MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE
Summer Recreation Positions


Opportunity: We are looking for a Point of contact to reach out for an employment opportunity on Maxwell Air Force Base on behalf of current students and alumni. The positions are for summer employment at the Maxwell AFB pool; interested parties would need to be currently certified or registered for an upcoming course to be eligible. The following positions and links are listed below and have been advertised on usajobs. Do you have someone we can reach out to who can distribute the below positions?

Lead Recreation Assistant (Swim Instructor)
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/644183000

Recreation Aid (Lifeguard)
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/644183500

Contact: Sarah Darden, Maxwell AFB ODR Programmer, 334-953-6144, sarah.darden.1@us.af.mil

 

YOUTH SERVE
Summer Camp Counselor


Opportunity: YouthServe is a youth leadership development nonprofit dedicated to our mission of empowering youth leadership through civic engagement, community service and philanthropy. One of the ways we execute this mission is through summer camp programming!  This summer we will be hosting 2 sessions of our annual Urban Service Camp programming. Urban Service Camp is an immersive experience designed to connect youth to the Birmingham community through service. Unlike many summer camps that are self-enriching in nature, youth ages 13 – 18 will serve alongside one another while learning about the history of Birmingham, the needs of the community and how the work of our service partners is addressing those needs.

 

Our camp is structured as a week-long overnight camp. This summer’s dates are as follows, Session I: June 20-24 and Urban Service Day Camp Session II: July 18-22. This summer we have decided to focus on the idea of community impact throughout our programming. Through this, we are seeking to educate our youth on community impact and the organizations that are having such an amazing effect on their community.

YouthServe is seeking wonderful counselors to facilitate and lead our youth through this experience! Applicants must be two years removed from High School and to lead and embody the mission of YouthServe at camp. This role is extremely important as our counselors are truly the arbitrators of each camper's experience.

We are also seeking those that have experience working with youth in a variety of settings. The skills needed to be a USC counselor include: the ability to sensitively serve with diverse populations of youth, respect for different opinions, and the ability to discuss sensitive topics with youth that may have a different belief than your own, among other things. It’s important that counselors are able to perform roles with direct and indirect supervision.

This commitment means each individual agrees to work Urban Service Camp for two weeks, plus 2 training days. Two week long, overnight camps are physically and mentally demanding, counselors must be able to meet this challenge. Counselors will gain experience in leading youth, while learning about the impact service is having on the Greater Birmingham community. Former counselors have gained internships, jobs, and recommendations through this position.

All applicants must be able to commit to these dates:
- USC Counselor Training: June 8th & 9th
- Urban Service Camp Sessions I & II: Session I: June 20th - 24th Session II: July 18th - July 22nd.
- Arrive Monday Morning 7:00 AM and leave on Friday at 1:00 PM

Please note: Overnight accommodations and food will be provided.
Compensation: $1,000 for the summer.

To apply: https://forms.gle/RzVx7s6knnFbZYpX6
 

Contact: Elly Arnold, Community Civic Engagement Specialist, YouthServe, earnold@youthservebham.org

 


MARCH 2022

 

BIRMINGHAM BARONS BASEBALL
Promotion/Entertainment Team Members


Opportunity: We are seeking students to join our game day promotions crew. This position will be available for the spring and summer of 2022, with flexible hours. Part-time seasonal marketing position. The hourly wage is $9. The student will get marketing, promotion, and working in the sports industry experience.

 

Description: It is our goal to make our guests’ experience at Regions Field as pleasant and enjoyable as possible. To achieve this, our employees need to be professional, courteous, pleasant, reliable, dependable and well groomed. Our employees should be willing to go above and beyond to help make our guests feel welcome and always have a smile on their face.

Essential Functions: We are looking for enthusiastic power team members to perform in front of large crowds at home games. A power team member brings energy and enthusiasm to the fan experience. The ideal candidate will be a strong performer, highly charismatic, and an exceptional ambassador of the Birmingham Barons.

Responsibilities:  Excellent customer service while maintaining the highest standards of quality and cleanliness.  Strong communication and problem solving skills .  High attention to detail.  Ability to work in a high paced environment.  Ability to work in a team environment. Ability to maintain a neat, clean & professional appearance

Duties: Execute all between-inning contests. Perform on the dugout during the 7th inning stretch. Interact with fans before, during and after the games.  Distribute promotional items before, during, and after games. Participate in marketing and promotional events outside of Regions Field. Perform in mascot suits related to game day entertainment

Qualifications: Previous marketing, entertainment, promotions or sales experience preferred. Previous experience in cheerleading, fitness, aerobics, dance or mascot.

About: The Birmingham Barons are the proud Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. For ticket information, game schedule, promotions calendar or for additional information about Regions Field, visit barons.com or call (205) 988-3200. We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.


To Apply:  complete a TeamWork Online application. The application can be found here: https://www.teamworkonline.com/baseball-jobs/southernleague/birmingham-barons/promotions-team-member-2005670
 

Contact: Taylor Tolbert, Birmingham Barons, ttolbert@baron.com

 

GENERATE CAMP
Summer Staff


Description: As a member of the GENERATE Summer Staff team, you will assist in day to day operations that allow camp ministry to function. We are a traveling camp ministry and will set up and host camp at different universities/conference centers across the country. We produce large scale production experiences with options for student ministries to participate in recreation games and volunteer opportunities.

Qualifications: Currently in college, or recent graduate (18-28 yrs.), have a relationship with Christ and a desire to share the hope of Jesus with students, work well in a team environment, have a full summer availability, desire to travel and see different parts of the U.S., strong work ethic, professionalism and communication skills.

Notes: All housing and travel will be compensated. Most of your meals will also be provided, apart from days we are traveling. This is a paid position. Pay range is based on position and experience. If you are ready to embark on the best summer of your life, apply today!

Contact: Kaitlyn Gibbs, Event Coordinator, GENERATE Camp By YM360, 2190 Parkway Lake Dr., Hoover, AL 35244, (888)-969-6360
kaitlyn@ym360.com

STEADPOINT GROUP
Uplift Summer Interns


Opportunity: Steadpoint Group insurance company is seeking applicants for their summer internship program, called Uplift. Students will be exposed to all areas of our company, including claims handling, commercial underwriting, customer service, and company branding. We are looking to recruit 2-3 students for our program set to begin this summer.
 

Lyric Welty, Communications Strategist, Steadpoint Group, 2200 Resource Drive, Suite 101, Birmingham, AL 35242, (205) 980 – 7963, lyric@steadpointgroup.com | www.steadpointgroup.com

 

LIVING RIVER CAMP
Summer Camp Counselor

 

Description: Summer Camp Counselors live on-site at Living River for 2 weeks of training and 3 weeks of residential camp. Counselors are off when there are no camp sessions scheduled. Counselors are the primary caregivers for campers. The Counselor is responsible for planning, teaching,
coordinating, and carrying out activities and guiding campers in their personal growth and daily living skills.
 

Qualifications: Must be 19 or completed one year of college. Highly qualified graduated high school seniors will be considered. Must be able to obtain or become certified in First Aid/CPR. (First Aid/CPR certification is provided during training.) Must have a clear background check. Must like children and youth. Must be comfortable supervising children/youth in water activities.

 

Salary: Summer Camp Counselors are paid a minimum of $250 a week. Room and Board are provided. Returning counselors and those with lifeguard certification receive additional compensation.
 

Dates of Employment, Summer 2022: May 31-June 3, June 6-June 10, June 12-17, June 19-July 2. Location: 2000 Living River Parkway, Montevallo, AL 35115,  on 440 acres of woodlands, surrounded by 4 ½ miles of the Cahaba River in the center of Alabama. Living River Summer Camp is a church camp affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA).
 

To Apply: Application is available at www.livingriver.org, summer camp, summer camp staff. Send application to Jenny Thagard, Executive Director, Email: Office@livingriver.org


Contact: Jenny Thagard, jthagard@livingriver.org

 

EMMA BOWEN FOUNDATION
Summer Media Internship


BROADCAST JOURNALISM • DIGITAL MEDIA • NEWS PRODUCTION • SALES - ADVERTISING • CREATIVE SERVICES • FINANCE • SPORTS • VIDEO
DATA ANALYSIS • BROADCAST ENGINEERING • MARKETING • DIGITAL LICENSING - NETWORK OPERATIONS • BUSINESS • GRAPHIC DESIGN • COMPUTER SCIENCE - ,PROGRAMMING • SOCIAL MEDIA • DIGITAL NEWS • INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM

My name is Courtney and I am an Emma Bowen Foundation (EBF) alumna and I am reaching out to share more about the EBF summer internship program with you and your students. EBF is a media and tech diversity organization that creates a pipeline of diverse talent to companies, advocates for best practices in diverse hiring, retention, and advancement.

In Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, and Birmingham, AL we have in-person internship opportunities at local tv news stations.

College sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in gaining on-the-job experience in broadcast journalism, video production, editing, graphic design, and creative services are encouraged to apply.

Interested students can apply directly on our website: https://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application_info.

As an alumna, I am eager to pass the opportunity forward and encourage students to apply.

I can’t imagine what my college and career trajectory would be like if it wasn’t for EBF. My partner company was Media General. I was able to produce content for air in a top 50 news market – that’s something I never would’ve been able to do in the classroom alone. Every summer I worked hand in hand with news reporters, producers, and digital content teams at a local ABC news station.

Joining EBF is like joining a family; they constantly push you to succeed and encourage you every step of your professional journey.

Feel free to email me (courtneyjcole04@gmail.com) if you have any questions or if there are any students you would like to highlight. Please feel free to share the attached images on your social media channels.

 


FEBRUARY 2022

 

ALABAMA 4-H SCIENCE SCHOOL
Seasonal Instructors


About: Located at the Alabama 4-H Center and its 264 acres of lush rolling woodlands along the banks of beautiful Lay Lake, the Alabama 4-H Science School provides hands-on, educational experiences that connect people of all ages to the natural world.

 

Description: Seasonal Instructors facilitate a wide range of environmental, outdoor, and experiential education programs and activities for schools/conference center groups and outreach programs, including lake ecology, herpetology, canoeing, team building, climbing wall and the challenge course. Other duties include animal care (raptors, reptiles and amphibians), program development and general maintenance of the facilities.

 

Notes: Positions are available during the spring (mid-February to mid-May), summer (mid-May to mid-August) and fall (mid-August to mid-December). Both residential ($10/hour + fully furnished staff housing) and non-residential ($10-$15/hour DOE) Instructor positions are offered. All Instructors go through an extensive 15-day staff educational training program, including animal care, Red Cross lifeguard certification (summer season), and CPR/first aid certification.

 

Qualifications: Applicants are encouraged but not required to have a Bachelor's degree (education, environmental education, outdoor education, natural science, recreation or related field), genuine interest in children and teaching, positive attitude, outgoing personality, and well-developed communication skills and leadership abilities. If you are a high energy, dedicated individual with a passion for the outdoors and making a difference with kids, please reach out to us.

 

Contact: Amy Carbone, Environmental Education Manager, Alabama 4-H Science School, 892 Four H Rd. Columbiana, AL 35051, Office: 205.669.4241, Email: arw0003@auburn.edu, www.Alabama4HScienceSchool.org

 

CAMP APAC | CAMP LIFE
Summer Camp Staff

 

CAMP APAC / JUNE 20-24 / CAMP ASCCA / YOUTH AGES 9-18
CAMP LIFE I / JUNE 27-30 / MONTEVALLO / YOUTH AGES 17-20
CAMP LIFE II / JULY 18-21 / MONTEVALLO / YOUTH AGES 14-16

Opportunity: We’re looking for mentors, lifeguards, nurses and anyone with a heart to serve adopted and foster youth. You must be at least 19 years old, and agree to complete a background check. Applications are now being accepted. Choose the camp experience that you wish to serve, or work all three camps!


Staff receive a stipend of $450 for each camp. Must be fully COVID vaccinated + boosted
 

To Apply: visit https://bit.ly/cascampapplication

 

Contact: Valerie Anderson, (205) 943-5329
 


DECEMBER 2021

 

RAMAPO SUMMER CAMP

Summer Staff

About: Ramapo for Children is a New York-based non-profit organization that serves children and young adults with social, emotional, and learning differences. Ramapo’s philosophy centers on the simple belief that all children want the same things: to learn, to be valued for who they are, and to experience success. Staff members support children and young adults who struggle to achieve these goals, and they embrace the challenges and triumphs of working with young people living with differences. Alumni describe their time and work at Ramapo as extremely formative, both personally and professionally.  Our Rhinebeck, New York campus offers numerous summer and year-round internship and job opportunities. For Summer 2022, we are looking for team members to work at our residential summer camp, Camp Ramapo. Employment opportunities include a variety of seasonal summer staff positions that focus on working with youth ages 6-25.

Description: An exceptional, unmatched professional opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children of all abilities. As Ramapo staff members or interns, summer camp counselors will: develop the skills needed to support children who have a range of needs and abilities.  benefit from state-of-the-art training that Ramapo provides to education industry professionals.  learn how to create environments that celebrate strengths and foster belonging. experience an outstanding opportunity to hone leadership and communication skills. work alongside professionals in the field to offer exceptional adaptive programming. earn up to six college credits through our on-site college course. receive a stipend and free room and board .
 

Contact: Kate Wrightington, Director of Staffing, Ramapo for Children, PO Box 266, Rhinebeck, NY 12572, kwrightington@ramapoforchildren.org, (845) 876-8423, www.ramapoforchildren.org.

 


OCTOBER 2021

 

BELK

Seasonal Retail Associate (FT/PT)

Opportunity: This holiday season Belk is offering Fulltime and Part-time seasonal opportunities such as Sales, Beauty, Support, Pick, Pack and Curbside Pickup Associates!  At Belk we have a vision to reimagine the department store. As a Seasonal Associate, you will drive store sales, metrics and execution through providing excellent customer service to every customer. You will work closely on a team that cares for our customers in an environment where we thrive by winning together. Positions and job responsibilities are cross functional and support an omni channel selling model that allows our customer to shop anywhere, anytime.

Description: Proactively greets and engages customers in a professional and friendly way. Maintains Belk professional dress standards and appearance. Supports the store to meet or exceed goals and metrics. Works professionally and pleasantly with co-workers, customers, and managers to accomplish defined tasks. Works proactively with others to complete projects. Follows policies & procedures in the associate handbook

Requirements: High School Diploma or GED equivalent. Experience in retail preferred. Communication skills.

Location: 300 Colonial Promenade Pkwy Suite 2100, Alabaster, AL 35007

 

Contact: Chandler Chisholm, Chandler_Chisholm@belk.com.  Or Ashley Turner, 704-426-6674, Ashley_s_turner@belk.com

 


MAY 2021

 

EBENEZER SWAMP ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE
Environmental Summer Camp Counselors

Opportunity: Lead student programs at Ebenezer Swamp Ecological Preserve, UM Organic Community Garden, University Lake, and the James Wylie Shepherd Observatory. Day camps operate the weeks of June 7th, June 21, July 12, and July 26 (with other dates for training). $8 hourly.

Description: Greet and direct campers as they arrive onsite.  Maintain professional conduct/appearance as a representative of UM.  Present educational content and assist in implementing hands-on activities.  Help ensure student safety and report incidents or issues as they arise.  Organize and transport any materials needed for activities.  Help move campers to and from their arranged vehicles.  Participate in both initial and ongoing training sessions.

Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED equivalent. Preference will be given to students who have completed any or all of the following courses: Astronomy (ES 300/MATH 295/PHIL 300), Environmental Education and Human Behavior (ES 405/ED 575), Introductory Biology II (BIO 106). Effective public speaking skills. Knowledge of UM’s environmental resources.  Good time management skills.  Good rapport with children of various ages.  Ability to maneuver rough terrain and handle outdoor environments.  Candidates must successfully pass a back-ground check.

To Apply: https://jobs.montevallo.edu/postings/5649
 

KIDCAM SUMMER CAMP

Camp Counselor

Opportunity: Kidcam summer camp has a location at Oak Mountain and is in need of a few more counselors for camp that is starting next week. Hourly wages range between $8 - $11 an hour based on position.

Description: The role of the Camp Counselor is first to ensure the safety and welfare of campers through direct supervision and engaging campers in all activities as scheduled. Counselors are able to define their group, build relationships with 10 campers, organize and supervise off campus events, and assign duties to Counselors in Training (CIT’s) to work with your group. Create memorable moments this summer and be a ROCKSTAR! Be a part of something great! This is more than just a ‘summer job’. At Kidcam, we are providing our staff with the tools and skills to be successful in life.

 

For a complete job description, please click on this link. https://kidcamcamp.com/camp-locations/kidcam-oak-mountain-state-park/

To Apply: www.KidcamCamps.com/work-at-camp

Contact: Karen Clark, Camp Concierge, Kidcam Camps, 504-274-1404, office@kidcamcamps.com
 


APRIL 2021

 

ALABASTER CITY SCHOOLS

Technology Assistant

Opportunity: Alabaster City Schools is hiring a Technology Assistant for the summer. We are looking for him/her to work up to 40 hours a week.

Description: Some of the responsibilities include lifting and carrying computer equipment, reimagining computers/Chromebooks, installing software, checking, cleaning and/or disinfecting computer equipment mostly. But, depending on the student’s knowledge and work ethic, we could allow him/her to do a few more things.

Contact: Anthony Kingston, CETL, Chief Technology Officer, Alabaster City Schools, 10111 Hwy 119, Alabaster, AL 35007, (205) 663-8480, Anthony.Kingston@acsboe.org

 

LOCKER PRO
Locker Systems Specialist

Description: Do you need a Summer Job? Locker Pro is hiring for summer positions from the end of May to the middle of August and are in need of workers willing to provide maintenance on lockers and combination locks. The job consists of staying overnight on the road up to four nights a week. Traveling with two other workers between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi and the Panhandle of Florida are the areas of service.

Qualifications: The worker should have a good driving record, be willing to stand on your feet for multiple hours and stay overnight.

Notes: Locker Pro, located in Pelham, Alabama, is a great summer job resume builder providing the worker with traveling experience, time management skills and in person professional communication skills. Per Diem will be alloted for food and hotel fare. Please call the number below between 9am-4pm, Monday-Friday for more information and potential interview dates.

Contact: Wesley Brewer, Service and Sales Assistant, Locker Pro, 1809 McCain Pkwy, Pelham, Al 35124, (205) 613-4731, Wbrew42@gmail.com

 

EASTER SEALS CAMP ASCCA
Summer Employment

 

Opportunity: Camp ASCCA offers a summer camp program for children and adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities. Direct “hands on” work with children and adults. We are presently looking for staff that has high moral character, love for the outdoors, an enthusiasm for life and an interest in working with special populations. Independent and ability to supervise and take care of others. Minimum age of staff is 18. Salary is between $800 to $1000 per month, based on position and experience. Housing and meals are included and staff will be required to live at the camp from Sunday until Friday (typical week). Will need to be able to work from June 1 - Aug 13 or 20

 

Counselors are responsible for assisting campers with activities of daily living, program activities, etc.  Program Staff is responsible for planning and implementing activities. Assist counselors with camper care.  Program Staff are required to live in the cabins and assist counselors with all aspects of their job including, but not limited to, camper care.

 

Summer staff is hired by the Camp Director. Evaluation is made based on experience (practical and educational), training and a desire to work with children and adults with disabilities. There will also be an interview with Camp Director, reference and background checks.  Applications are available at www.campascca.org


COUNSELOR: Counselors make up the vast majority of our summer staff. The position involves direct care and supervision of 2 to 3 campers per session. No prior experience necessary, but preferred. There will be a 3 day training prior to summer. Counselors work directly with campers to provide guidance and assistance in all phases of camp programs and ADL’s (activities of daily living). Job requires that you live in the cabins with campers. Involves physically lifting and transferring campers. Must be able to lift a min. of 50 lbs.

AQUATICS DIRECTORS: Current lifeguard/CPR for the professional required. Lifeguards will be supervised and work with ASCCA’s full-time Aquatics Director. Activities include, but are not limited to: waterskiing, tubing, pontoon boat rides, swimming lessons, pool games, care & maintenance of pool, boats and other aquatic equipment.

ARTS & CRAFTS DIRECTOR: Must have background in variety of crafts. Helpful if previous experience in teaching crafts to children and adults. Responsible for care of crafts room and supplies; planning and leading craft program. This job can also be combined with the Music Director position.

 

MUSIC DIRECTOR: Student or degree in Music Therapy preferred. This position requires someone who has a background in singing and/or can play 1 or more instruments. They will plan and implement a music program that is experiential, educational and is therapeutic. Most summers this job is combined with the Art & Crafts position.

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE DIRECTOR: will work under the immediate supervision of ASCCA’s full-time Adventure Director. Activities include but are not limited to: High and low ropes course as well as our camping program. Experience in spotting, belaying and/or climbing is preferred.

MULTI-PURPOSE STAFF: This position requires a lot of flexibility. Multi-purpose staff will serve a variety of roles, including but not limited to, working in the following areas: programs, kitchen and counselor.

Contact: Matt Rickman, Camp Director, Easter Seals Camp ASCCA, PO Box 21, 5278 Camp ASCCA Dr., Jackson's Gap, AL 36861, (256) 825-9226 ext. 224, matt@campascca.org, www.campascca.org

 

BIRMINGHAM BOTANICAL GARDENS
Teachers for Childrens Summer Camp


Opportunity: Birmingham Botanical Gardens is hiring Teachers for their Children's Summer Camp.

 

Contact: Ms. Ellen Hardy, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, (205) 533-7603, ehardy@bbgardens.org

 

UNITED ABILITY

Hand-in-Hand Early Learning Program

Opportuinity: Hand in Hand ELP serves children with disabilities along with typical children. Hand in Hand is fully licensed by the Department of Human Resources and nationally accredited by NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children).

Lead Teacher: Full-time. Responsible for the overall operations of the classrooms in relation to education, safety, and internal and external communication. Experience in a Teaching Assistant capacity preferred, but not required. Bachelor’s degree in related field preferred, but Child Development Associate credential (CDA) at a minimum required for Lead Teacher with experience.

Teaching Assistants: Full-time, Part-time and Summer Opportunities. Assists the classroom teacher in implementing lesson plans; attends to child’s basis needs; and provides materials for children to use during learning and playing. Experience teaching or assisting in a daycare or pre-school environment preferred, or commensurate education. Bachelor’s degree in related field preferred, or Child Development Associate credential (CDA) , or working toward equivalence.

Notes: Full-time positions are eligible for benefits.  Interested candidates can apply on-line at www.unitedability.org/about/jobs/

Contact: Tiffaney Sides, Human Resources Manager, United Ability, 100 Oslo Circle, Birmingham, AL 35211, 205.944.3919, tsides@unitedability.org

 

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF MONTEVALLO

Part-Time and Fulltime

 

Opportunity: We have several part-time (and one full-time) summer jobs available for the summer of 2021. From as few as 2.5 hours a day Monday-Friday to 5 hours a day or even 8 hours a day, all jobs would have you working directly with a pretty amazing bunch of kids from age 6 to 16. Available jobs start between 7:15 am and 9:30 am and end between 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm. Depending on which job you accepted, you would work with kids in presenting a wide variety of activities including (but not limited to) arts and craft, recreation, community service, leadership development, Healthy Habits, anti-bullying, STEM activities and learning to care for our earth. These would be done in groups of 10-15 kids grouped by age and you would work with these kids each day all summer.

Again this summer we will be following CDC Guidelines to keep our members and staff safer during this Pandemic. Face masks, social distancing, extra cleaning protocols will be used… but last summer taught is that in spite of these things, spending a summer with us would still be lots of fun and you would be making a real difference for our members and this community! This would be an excellent way to get some first- hand experience working with kids perhaps to help prepare you for your future career. We will begin on June 1 and our last day of summer camp will be August 10. Continuing as a staff member for our after-school program is also a possibility. Pay is $8 an hour, with a payday every two weeks.

Qualifications of successful and happy members of our staff include patience, commitment to fairness, a good sense of humor, openness to ALL kinds of people and creativity is certainly a bonus. You must be at least 18 years old. After an interview, we will run a background check, you’ll have a drug test, and then the final onboarding paperwork will need to be completed.

 

We are part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Alabama and you can go to bgcca.org to learn more about our organization.


Contact: Freda Shivers, Unit Director, Boys & Girls Club of Montevallo, fshivers@bgcca.org, 205-665-4466

 

SWEET HOME DESIGN
Social Media Intern


Opportunity: Sweet Home design, an interior design firm in Birmingham is seeking candidates for a Social Media Intern position to work in Birmingham, AL and Remote.

Description: Assist with design and execution of social media campaigns. Create engaging social media content for distribution across all platforms. Create monthly calendars for promotion of company across social media venues. Create content to include videos, photography, press releases. Track and identify social media engagement

Qualifications: Excellent knowledge of social media platforms. Knowledge of social media analytical tools. Creative mindset. Ability to multitask. Background in Art, Design and/or Communications

Notes: Available from May to August 2021. This position is as an unpaid Intern. One day a week in office is required. Most duties can be performed remote. The position is for the months May through August with possibility of extension.

Contact: Lisa Dorough, Owner, Sweet Home Designs, 2190 Parkway Lake Drive, Hoover, AL 35244, teamsweethomedesigns@gmail.com, www.sweethomedesignsonline.com, (205) 567-9119, 205-218-7888

 


MARCH 2021

 

MONTE SANO STATE PARK
Summer Employment Opportunities
 

Monte Sano State Park, in Huntsville, AL, is now accepting applications for seasonal opportunities!  Do you enjoy working in a recreational, outdoor setting?  Do you want to make money and have fun?  Want to join our team this summer? If you are interested, please send your resume to monte.sanostpk@dcnr.alabama.gov


McWANE SCIENCE CENTER
Summer Camp Counselor

 

SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR (UP TO 25 HOURS PER WEEK)

MORNING SHIFT: 8AM UNTIL 1PM

AFTERNOON SHIFT: 12:30PM UNTIL 5:30PM

Summer Camp Counselor duties include providing daily supervision of groups of campers, leading activities and assisting Educators with programs and with camp logistics. Other responsibilities will include assisting with before/after care and lunch supervision and taking shifts at the Shark & Ray Touch Tank and assisting “on the floor” with informal public presentations, demonstrations and exhibit interpretation. Summer Camp Counselors will also be expected to work every other weekend throughout the summer. Minimum Qualifications Applicant must possess a High School diploma OR have participated for at least 2 years in the McWane Science Center Summer Teen Program AND have a demonstrated interest in science, education or related field. Applicant must have enthusiasm for working with children of all ages; must be flexible and able to adapt to diverse and rapidly changing circumstances; and must have great customer service skills. Physical qualifications include, but are not limited to, the ability to stand and/or be mobile for up to 8 hours at a time; visual and hearing acuity; ability to pull/push objects up to 20 lbs.; and grasp objects utilizing the fingers.

To Apply: Please send cover letter and resume to HR@mcwane.org or fax 205.714.8400

Contact: Melissa Renda, Human Resources Administrator, McWane Science Center, Birmingham AL, 205.714.8412, mrenda@mcwane.org, www.mcwane.org
 

YMCA OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM
Summer Jobs

 

Opportunity: Are you looking for a summer job? The YMCA of Greater Birmingham is hosting a Virtual Summer Job Fair on March 16 at 6pm to share summer employment opportunities. Camp and aquatic leaders across our association will answer questions and give insight into what it's like to be a camp counselor or lifeguard at the Y. We'll then host breakout sessions by region so prospective staff can learn more about the openings near them!


Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwrf-uuqDIpGdABHk11hcB8FjnWR6f5tRya?fbclid=IwAR0H7YlO75Hw3RsmiSunn_MRAS8sG_Sfkm8YtmXjtWhtccnxqn450mk6Vqk

Register in Advance: Rhonda M. Elmore, Executive Director of Youth Development, YMCA of Greater Birmingham, relmore@ymcabham.org

 

McWANE SCIENCE CENTER
Summer Educator

MORNING OR AFTERNOON SHIFTS TRAINING IS REQUIRED WEEK OF MAY 31, 2021 – JUNE 4, 2021

WORKS BEGINS JUNE 7, 2021 AND ENDS AUGUST 6, 2021

SUMMER EDUCATOR (UP TO 27.5 HOURS PER WEEK)

MORNING SHIFT: 8AM UNTIL 1:30PM

AFTERNOON SHIFT: 12PM UNTIL 5:30PM

Summer Educators are responsible for presenting and demonstrating inquiry-based science programs to campers during summer months. Duties include taking the lead role in the instruction of summer camps for ages 4K – 7th grade by developing and providing appropriate grade level programming, classroom management and instruction. Other responsibilities will include assisting with before/after care and lunch supervision and taking shifts at the Shark and Ray Touch Tank as well as assisting on the floor with informal public presentations, demonstrations and exhibit interpretation. Minimum Qualifications Applicant must possess a Bachelor’s degree in science, education or related field; have excellent communication and customer service skills; the ability to work well with a variety of people in a fast-paced environment; comfort leading group presentations; and the ability to effectively interpret and communicate science concepts. Physical qualifications include, but are not limited to, the ability to sit/stand for extended periods of time; ability to lift/pull/push objects up to 20 lbs.; hearing/visual acuity; and exposure to chemicals/fumes.

 

To Apply: Please send cover letter and resume to HR@mcwane.org or fax 205.714.8400

Contact: Melissa Renda, Human Resources Administrator, McWane Science Center, Birmingham AL, 205.714.8412, mrenda@mcwane.org, www.mcwane.org

 

LEVITE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Camp Counselor (Summer)

About: Through the lens of Jewish identity and values, the Levite Jewish Community Center provides a welcoming, family-oriented gathering place for a diverse membership to engage in a meaningful experience of the mind, body and soul. The Levite Jewish Community Center will be recognized as a model for member-centered, high quality Jewish programming, education and recreation. We will be known for superior facilities and visionary leadership through financial sustainability and community outreach.

Opportunity: The LJCC is on the lookout for talented Camp Staff who are looking to develop career-building skills such as leadership, communicated, problem solving and relationship management abilities. If you are looking for a way to create exciting experiences and heart-warming memories that last a lifetime, gain valuable career-building skills and be able to spend your time with new faces, the LJCC is the place for you!


Description: The Counselor will follow the schedule provided, plan activities when necessary for the campers, and assist the camper in enforcing the CDC guidelines. This counselor is also responsible for camper’s safety and well-being at all times. They must stay with their immediate group at all times during work hours. Work is supervised on a limited basis as necessary and reports to the Camp Director. Work schedule varies from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm and or 9:00 am to 5:30 pm based on assigned schedule.

Move around with children at their pace and be actively involved with children rather than just watching them. Supervise children, keeping them in sight and sound at all times. Know the difference between appropriate and inappropriate behavior. Prevent, circumvent, and deal with problem behaviors appropriately and effectively. Maintain a sense of calm and perspective with physical and mental alertness during stressful times. Assists children in all ways possible ensuring good hygiene, health, safety practices especially in the event of an emergency. Must be organized and have ability to multitask. Resolves conflicts fairly and effectively according to agency’s policies.

 

Qualifications: CPR/AED Certification – We can train. 19 years or older is for required positions of Senior Counselors, Specialists and Head Counselor.  At least one year of college experience or previous youth, classroom, educational, or camp experience. Must abide to a background check along with DHR fingerprinting process. Ability to speak fluent English, understand it as well as read and write. Follow all CDC guidelines and ensure campers safety. Tasks involve the ability to exert moderate physical effort, which may involve some lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling
objects and materials of moderate weight, bending, stooping, stretching, squatting, reaching above head, sitting and hiking. Must have visual and auditory ability to keep track of multiple children and to identify and respond to environment and other hazards related to activities. Clearly and effectively communicate in a manner that children understand. Frequent exposure to outside elements, such as sun exposure, heat, humidity, cold and rain.

Notes: Reports to: Camp Director. Hourly Rate: $10.00 to $13.00 per hour.

 

To Apply: Please send cover letter and resume to HR@bhamjcc.org
 

Contact: Fran Owen, Human Resources Director, Levite Jewish Community Center, 3960 Montclair Rd, Birmingham, AL 35213, phone: 205-510-9016, email: fowen@bhamjcc.org
 

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSN OF ALABAMA
Summer Internship Program

 

Opportunity: The Economic Development Association of Alabama (EDAA) announces its 2021 Summer Internship Program. The program is ten years old and several of our former interns are currently employed in the economic development profession.  Throughout Alabama, Economic Development professionals strive to increase the standard of living for the citizens of our State. This is achieved largely through the creation and preservation of jobs.
 

The Alabama Economic Development Internship 2021 Summer Program is seeking five (5) motivated, detail-oriented individuals to work with one of the five (5) following economic development organizations in Alabama:
--Department of Commerce - Montgomery, AL
--Economic Development Partnership of Alabama - Birmingham, AL
--Alabama Power Company - Birmingham, AL
--PowerSouth Energy Cooperative - Montgomery, AL
--Spire Energy - Mobile, AL
 

Description: The paid internship will span approximately 10 weeks. The interns will be exposed to a variety of aspects of economic development, including work at state, regional, local, and private ED organizations. Limited travel within the state will be involved. Scope of Work includes but not limited to: Assist in the recruitment and location of new industries to Alabama. Participate in meetings with domestic and international prospects. Provide technical assistance in developing proposals for industrial clients. Analyze and disseminate local, state, and federal incentive information. Assist local economic development entities in their recruitment endeavors. Work collaboratively with other summer interns who are part of the program. Internship will culminate in presentation to Steering Committee.


Qualifications: Qualified individuals should possess a strong desire to learn about the economic development profession and an eagerness to offer thoughtful suggestions and critical analysis. The ideal candidate is proactive and committed to work in a multi-disciplined field. She or he should possess the ability to balance various assignments and meet deadlines. Additional qualifications include: Excellent computer skills utilizing the MS Office Suite, especially in formatting, graphs, diagrams, and tables (GIS skills a plus.) Positive attitude. Independence tempered by the ability to follow direction and abide by a work plan. Ability to interact professionally with staff and associates (or Interpersonal communication skills). Strong research and writing skills, with organizational skills evidencing attention to detail. Must be classified as a college junior or above as of January 4, 2021.


Salary: Interns will receive $12/hour and will work 40 hours per week for 10 weeks.

To Apply: The application deadline is Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Please apply online at: www.aidt.edu/commerce-internship/

Contact: Jim Searcy, Executive Director, Economic Development Association of Alabama, 2 North Jackson Street, Suite 302, Montgomery, AL 36104, jim@edaa.org, (334)676-2085

 

LEVITE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Lifeguard (Summer)
 

About: Through the lens of Jewish identity and values, the Levite Jewish Community Center provides a welcoming, family-oriented gathering place for a diverse membership to engage in a meaningful experience of the mind, body and soul. The Levite Jewish Community Center will be recognized as a model for member-centered, high quality Jewish programming, education and recreation. We will be known for superior facilities and visionary leadership through financial sustainability and community outreach.

 

Opportunity: The LJCC lifeguards are responsible for ensuring the safety of our members and guests when they are in or around the indoor or outdoor pools and to respond to emergency situations. He/she must demonstrate professional behavior at all times, being attentive and alert while guarding and patrolling the pool deck. If you are looking for a way to create exciting experiences and heart-warming memories that last a lifetime, and be able to spend your time with new faces, the LJCC is the place for you!
 

Description: The Lifeguard will follow the schedule provided, and help maintain that the pool(s) are ready for a relaxing and fun experience for our members and guest and assist in enforcing the CDC guidelines. Lifeguards are supervised by the Head Guard and Aquatic Director. Work schedules can vary based on assigned schedule. Responsible for preventing emergencies whenever possible. This means being alert and attentive while guarding on deck and require the lifeguard to assess potentially dangerous situations before they become dangerous or elevated. This may include addressing aggressive, inappropriate, or rough housing types of behavior, assessing the skill level of swimmers and determining if they are in appropriate area of the pool per their skills. Responsible for responding to emergency situations quickly and professionally; utilizing all the proper lifeguard and rescue procedures to ensure the optimal outcome. In any given situation, he/she may be called upon to take lead a rescue effort, or may be required to assist another guard member, or staff person. He/she must assess each situation and determine with the team what his/her role is to be for that situation. He/she must be versed in the LJCC Emergency Action Plan at any/all times; knowing what to do in the event an emergency occurs. The lifeguard consistently, promptly, and fairly enforces the facility policies, rules and regulations.

 

He/she also assists other guards or staff if they need additional support when enforcing rules. Maintain a professional and positive rapport with members and guests. He/she communicates with members in a polite and confident manner, and explains policies and practices in a way that enables members to better understand a situation or rational for a policy. He/she is required to assist their supervisor in the completion of chemical records and accident/incident reports. Responsible for performing all opening and closing procedures completely and thoroughly; following the Opening and Closing Procedure checklist. Additional duties may include cleaning the deck, filters, or arranging equipment or supplies throughout the day.

 

Lifeguards are required to maintain current certifications throughout his/her employment. Attend meetings and in-services according to the lifeguard manual. In addition, you are required to attend any additional inservice or other training deemed required by the Aquatics Director, Property Manager or Executive Director of the LJCC.

Qualifications: 15 years or older. Current certifications in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer that has been obtained within the last year. Ability to work on one’s own, work independently and as part of a team. Thorough knowledge and application of lifeguarding surveillance and rescue techniques. Must abide to a background check along with DHR fingerprinting process. Ability to speak fluent English, understand it as well as read and write. Follow all CDC guidelines and ensure members and guest safety. Tasks involve the ability to exert moderate physical effort, which may involve some lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling objects and materials of moderate weight, bending, stooping, stretching, squatting, reaching above head, sitting. Must have visual and auditory ability to keep track of multiple children, members and guest to identify and respond to environment and other hazards related to activities. Clearly and effectively communicate in a manner that children, members and guest understand. Frequent exposure to outside elements, such as sun exposure, heat, humidity, cold and rain.

Notes: Reports to Aquatic Director. Hourly Rate: $10.00 to $15.00 per hour.

To Apply: Please send cover letter and resume to HR@bhamjcc.org
 

Contact: Fran Owen, Human Resources Director, Levite Jewish Community Center, 3960 Montclair Rd, Birmingham, AL 35213, phone: 205-510-9016, email: fowen@bhamjcc.org

 

RAMAPO CHILDRENS CAMP

Summer Counselor


“You can not pass up this opportunity! You will create unforgettable memories. You will cry, smile, laugh, and dance. Most of all you will gain a great experience that will change your life forever!!”
–Jazmyn, 2019 Bunk Counselor

Ramapo for Children is a New York-based non-profit organization that serves children and young adults with social, emotional and learning differences. We offer numerous unique job and internship opportunities in our summer and year-round programs on our Rhinebeck, New York campus. Ramapo’s philosophy is built around the simple belief that all children want the same things: to learn, to be valued for who they are, and to experience success. Our staff members support children who struggle to achieve these goals, and they embrace the challenges and triumphs of working with young people living with differences.

Many of our alumni describe their work at Ramapo as incredibly formative both personally and professionally. Ramapo offers residential employment opportunities on our Rhinebeck campus and include both short-term summer staff positions that focus on working with children ages 6-16, and post-graduation long-term positions in our RamaYear program, a 15- to 18-month program designed for young professionals.
 

Summer Camp Staff - An exceptional, unmatched professional opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children of all abilities. As Ramapo staff members or interns, summer camp counselors will: develop the skills needed to support children who have a range of needs and abilities. benefit from state-of-the-art training that Ramapo provides to education industry professionals. learn how to create environments that celebrate strengths and foster belonging. be offered the opportunity to earn up to six college credits through our on-site college course. receive a stipend and free room and board.


RamaYear: Launch Year Program - Challenging recent college graduates to devote a year of their early careers to an immersive service experience on our 250-acre campus. As year-round staff, RamaYear will: experience an outstanding opportunity to hone leadership and communication skills before embarking on a career path. work alongside professionals in the field to offer team building and community building experiences to students and educators who participate in Ramapo’s alternative classrooms and adventure-based retreats. live with and serve as mentors to the organization’s Staff Assistants, young adults with special needs who are developing independence while building social and job skills. receive an annual salary, health benefits, paid vacation time, and free room and board.

Contact: Kate Wrightington, Director of Staffing, Ramapo for Children, kwrightington@ramapoforchildren.org, (845) 876-8423, www.ramapoforchildren.org.