Applying to volunteer?
Send an email to jennifer@cynosurelearning.com with your name, desired weeks, position (resource room or camper assistant), and a short description of why you’d like to join our team this summer!
Send an email to jennifer@cynosurelearning.com with your name, desired weeks, position (resource room or camper assistant), and a short description of why you’d like to join our team this summer!
Online Employment Applications Due: | February 13 |
Virtual Interviews Conducted: | February 11-17 |
In-person Interviews Conducted: | March 4 |
Decisions Emailed to Candidates by: | March 17 |
Mandatory Coaches and Directors Training with NCSU: | April 29 (in Charlotte) OR May 6 (at NCSU) |
Mandatory Coaches and Directors On Site Training: | June 17 |
Note on in person interviews: Interviews for our summer program coaches will take place on campus at Queens University.
Coaches are the camp’s premier engineering guides. They are responsible for leading a team of up to 15 students. The coaches will facilitate engineering activities, mentor, and provide team management skills. Applicants should be highly-motivated, hands-on individuals who work well with peers and children. No engineering education experience is necessary but enthusiasm for kids and a passion for learning is a must.
Our resource room manager is responsible for the set up and break down of all camp activities. It is their job to ensure all materials are correctly dispersed based on the activity. They are responsible for leading a team of high school volunteers.
Our nurse for summer camps are responsible for the administering of medication and simple first aid. They will communicate with parents if there is a health incident at camp.
High school volunteers are the camp’s invaluable behind-the-scenes helpers. Besides having fun while interacting with the campers each day, high school volunteers are responsible for assembling the groups’ engineering materials in advance for each of the Engineering Design Challenges. High school volunteers will assist with morning and afternoon carpools. High school volunteers must be friendly, enthusiastic, organized, and industrious.