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June 9 - June 14, 2025 - Staff arrive and move into camp for staff training
August 29 - September 1, 2025 - Family Camp Weekend at Camp Mi-Te-Na
Working at Mi-Te-Na is a real job!
LEADERSHIP
Is learned in a real-life context (not made up or contrived!). You will likely by supervising children between 8-15 years of age, engaging in decision-making, behavior management, and living ethics, which are all necessary leadership skills today.
21ST CENTURY SKILLS
Communication, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and contribution that are critical for success in today’s world are developed and practiced at Camp Mi-Te-Na, they are skills and traits that can draw employers attention to your resume.
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Connections with other staff and to Camp Mi-Te-Na alumni can provide a link to possible internships or future job opportunities in a variety of careers.
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
Matt and other members of senior staff write great recommendations because they take time to get to know you as an individual and see you in action on a daily basis.
DIVERSE & GLOBAL EXPERIENCE
Camp Mi-Te-Na provides a global experience without the expense of long distance travel. We have campers and staff from a variety of places and cultural perspectives from around the US and the world.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Ongoing professional development sets you up to learn about your job while building a strong team with the people you will be working with and offers support all throughout the summer.
TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS
You get to keep any additional training you may acquire (like CPR, First aid, and activity specialist certifications) that may also help you land a job at home or school working in a wide range of settings.
COLLEGE CREDIT OR INTERNSHIP
You may be eligible for college credit in some cases or able to use Camp Mi-Te-Na as an independent study, practicum, or internship experience. Ask your advisor or talk to a professor at your school about how the skills you will learn directly relate to your major and make you a stronger job candidate.
ROOM & BOARD
Will be provided while working at camp. Housing, meals utilities and other living expenses are covered, which means extra money in your back pocket at the end of the summer.
PAY
You will get paid on a weekly basis and your salary is position based. As you continue to work at camp your pay will increase. (spending the summer at camp is a great way to save most of your earnings!).