Summer Camp Staff
Working on a summer camp staff is one of the ultimate Scouting experiences. Open to applicants 16 years of age and over, summer camp staff is where bonds are made that last a lifetime. Staff members are paid to share their knowledge, skills, and years of Scouting experience with a new generation. Each year, staff positions are available for older youth and adults in every program and support area.
Click here to complete an online staff application.
Counselor in Training (CIT) Program
The Rotary Scout Reservation Counselor in Training Program is for Scouts who are ready to take the next step in leadership, by learning how to counsel other Scouts in a fun, outdoor environment. The two and a half week program allows half the day for the Scout’s own advancement and half the day for training, observing, and developing instruction techniques under careful guidance.
The CITs are exposed to as many program areas as possible, and some support areas as well. Each CIT is paired with an older staff mentor who serves as a guide and resource throughout the experience. Upon completion of the program, the CIT may be asked to stay on as an intern for the rest of the summer, based upon the individual’s availability and the staffing needs of the camp.
CITs are encouraged to stay with their troop when the unit is in camp, so that their leadership is available to the unit while at summer camp.
A Career with Merit
The Boy Scouts of America is the nation’s premier youth-serving organization, instilling character and teaching leadership skills for generations. Few other organizations impact our nation and offer careers that make a real difference in the lives of young people.
Scouting professionals are a diverse group of men and women sharing a dynamic career offering independence and achievement. Their work makes a difference and calls for continual learning and problem-solving.
The BSA offers one of the most rewarding career opportunities for college graduates and professionals seeking a career change. Scouting fosters the spirit of diversity and inclusiveness among its youth members and adult volunteers, as well as among national- and local-council employees. Our values are reflected in homes, churches, schools, businesses and civic organizations in communities both large and small, whether urban, suburban or rural. We make our country better – one young person at a time.
Scouting gives you a chance to make a significant impact. It’s not just a job – it’s a profession with a purpose, benefits and achievement opportunities. Why not take a step toward leadership and consider working as a professional Scouter? Think about it: Your career has an enormous impact on your life. Finding a rewarding career that will grow with you is vitally important.