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Work at the Humber Arboretum Nature Camps

Are you looking for a position where you can have a positive impact on kids? Do you believe in the importance of nature connection? If the idea of spending your summer leading kids in outdoor adventures brings a smile to your face, working as Nature Camp Leader at the Humber Arboretum might be the perfect role for you!

 

About Nature Camp at the Humber Arboretum 

The Humber Arboretum is a roughly 100 hectare public garden and conservation area connected to the Humber College North Campus in Toronto. Throughout July and August, the Arboretum runs Nature Day Camps that offer a fun, hands-on, nature-connection experience for ages 5 to 14. The camps are accredited by the Ontario Camps Association. Camp activities are based around weekly themes and supported by the year-round nature education staff from the Humber Arboretum.

There are a variety of summer employment opportunities available every year for enthusiastic individuals who are excited about nature and working with young people.

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Status: Applications for Summer 2024 are now closed

Benefits of Working at Nature Camp

Along with spending part of your summer helping kids have a positive experience connecting to nature, you will also

  • Get to know your fellow camp leaders as you work as a team
  • Learn more about the plants, animals, and ecosystems of Toronto
  • Develop your leadership skills
  • Enjoy free pizza on Fridays!

Tips for Applicants

Before an interview or even before submitting your application, take some time to:

More Opportunities

If you don't think summer camp is right for you, students of Humber College and University of Guelph-Humber may also be interested in applying for employment as a work-study Student Gardener during the summer or in volunteering as a Humber Arboretum Ambassador throughout the school year. Learn about all of the opportunities for students at the Humber Arboretum.

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