Summary of Responsibilities POSITION ENDS AUGUST 22, ABOUT CAMP POTLATCH Located on acres along the picturesque shores of Howe Sound, Camp Potlatch is a rustic wilderness site that provides a natural gateway into the rugged landscape of British Columbias South Coast.

Sandy beaches and unspoiled hiking territory create an idyllic environment to work, explore and play! Even though it is less than an hour from Vancouver, the camp is truly isolated in pristine wilderness and is only accessible by boat.

Wildlife sightings include but are not limited to whales, seals, porpoises, bears, and bald eagles! Adventure starts here! Camp Potlatch staff work to provide campers (children and youth ages 7-16) a fun, safe camping experience with a variety of programs including canoeing, kayaking, rock climbing, archery, etc., as well as a 24-hour out-trip, either by land or by sea, where campers can sleep under the stars and help prepare their own meals.

At Camp Potlatch, we believe that every kid is amazing and capable of incredible things.

We recognize that its the relationships fostered between our campers and staff team which empower children to be their best person. ABOUT THIS POSITION The Program Director is responsible for infusing the fun into all aspects of Camp Potlatchs overnight summer programs.

The ideal candidate for this position is organized, creative, enthusiastic, and able to see the big picture.

Overseeing the Area Heads, the Program Director ensures campers experience age appropriate and engaging activities that provide opportunities for campers to grow and develop certain skills.

The Program Director has experience in facilitating all programs Camp Potlatch offers: arts-based programming, canoeing, kayaking,



rock climbing, team-building activities, archery, hiking, fire building, and shelter building.

The Program Director is expected to be present and highly visible around camp.

This person will occasionally run programs throughout the day and provide daily feedback to both Area Heads and Cabin Leaders assigned to work in each area.

Other duties include providing quality programs during the boat ride to and from camp, creating meal skits and evening programs in collaboration with the Area Heads, as well as running meals and campfires.

Must be willing to dress up and take part in all camp-wide programming.

Job Duties Requirements QUALIFICATIONS Must be at least 19 years old by July 1, Experience working in a Cabin Leader, Area Head, or Day Camp Leader role at an overnight summer camp or day camp Post-secondary courses/training in a related field preferred Previous experience with wilderness out-tripping preferred and facilitating a variety of camp or day camp programming for youth preferred.

Available to work the duration of the Summer contract (to August 22, ) Transparent Criminal Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS Standard First Aid with CPR C National Lifeguard (NL) Pleasure Craft Operators License FOODSAFE Level 1 PREFERRED CERTIFICATIONS Belay Training Provincial Canoe/Kayak Levels Clean Class 4 Drivers License or equivalent Please refer to the staff application guide for more details about requirements for specific positions. .

Note, we encourage everyone to apply.

Suitable applicants may be offered positions without meeting minimum qualifications if they are able and willing to obtain qualifications prior to the start of their work contract.

📌 Program Director (Vancouver)
🏢 BGC South Coast BC
📍 Vancouver