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The Most Rewarding Summer Job for Teachers
Many teachers turn to summer schools for extra income, but those teachers who work at SuperCamp return year after year, not just for the money, but for the satisfaction of making a difference with kids.
What makes SuperCamp different among the myriad of summer camp jobs out there each year is the immediate and positive impact it has on the campers, who are students in grades 6-12. Weston Kieschnick, a facilitator with SuperCamp for the last six years, says, "What a unique opportunity it is to have such a huge impact on so many kids in a short amount of time."
SuperCamp's programs are seven days, eight days and ten days long, depending upon the particular summer academic program. SuperCamp recruits only the best teachers from among hundreds of applicants each year and puts them through an extensive training period in the company's Quantum Learning methods.
For those teachers that make the cut, they soon discover that they're in for the experience of a lifetime. SuperCamp is all about energy, engagement and excitement. Every day is a non-stop blur of activity from pre-breakfast team meetings to post-lights out debriefing with fellow staff members.
SuperCamp's summer education camps are of value not only to the campers, but to the staff, as well. The experience is uplifting and rejeuvenating for teachers and provides them with a new set of teaching skills that they take back to their classrooms.
Teachers interested in applying to SuperCamp for a summer 2010 job are encouraged to do so now by visiting the SuperCamp website or by calling 800-285-3276.
