Summer 2022 jobs in Gibsons, BC

Role: ILSC Junior and Family Camp Activity Manager

Reports to: National Director, Juniors & Corporate

Program: ILSC Junior and Family Camp

Duration of Program: 6 weeks – June 29, 2026 to August 7, 2026 (Pre-Training between June 22, 2026-June 26, 2026)

Location: Vancouver, BC

Compensation: $25.00 per hour

Description:

ILSC Education Group is seeking an experienced, qualified, and dynamic leader to take overall responsibility for the successful delivery of our Junior and Family Camp programs at ILSC Vancouver.

Our Camp programs combine academics, accommodation, and activities for our young students aged 13 to 17, enrolled in our Junior Camp and parents and their children aged 9-17, registered in our Family Camp. The Junior and Family Camp Activity Manager is responsible for coordinating and collaborating with these separate departments to ensure our students and their families receive a well organized and enjoyable summer program experience.

In addition to these responsibilities, the Junior and Family Camp Activity Manager is expected to create a structured, caring, and supportive environment for our young students and families enrolled in our Junior Camp and Family Camp, through monitoring their attendance, performance, well-being, and general success within
the program. This role requires leadership skills, strong organizational skills, exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, a willingness to take initiative and an ability to problem-solve.

This is a key management role and a full-time, fixed-term position. Due to the nature of the work, your hours may vary and may be irregular.

Work Schedule and Timeline
The Activity Manager role is a full-time, fixed-term position. Due to the nature of the work, your hours may vary and may be irregular

• Full time hours on-site at ILSC Vancouver will begin on June 29, 2026, until August 08, 2026
  Pre-program staff training at ILSC Vancouver will take place from June 22, 2026, to June 26, 2026
• Your weekly work schedule will consist of six consecutive days of work, followed by one full day off per week

Job Duties:

The duties of this position include, but are not limited to:

Administration

• Ensure that all ILSC Juniors Program rules, procedures and directives are understood and adhered to by both students and staff
• Maintain accurate financial accounting records for the program, monitoring expenditures to ensure expenses are within budget, ensuring student-teacher ratios are respected (18:1), tracking leisure costs, managing petty
  cash, and itemizing expenditures at the end of the program
• Liaise with ILSC Vancouver campus staff for use of facilities, following approval from the National Director, Juniors & Corporate.

Planning, Program Inventory and Set Up

In collaboration with the National Director, Juniors & Corporate and Centre Director, Residential Juniors Program at UBC

• Participate in the interviewing and hiring of the activity leaders for the ILSC Vancouver Summer Juniors Program
• Oversee the activity bookings, program budget, and assist in the planning and payment of activity deposits
• Plan the training program for the Junior Camp Activity Leaders
• Create the staffing schedule for the activity leaders
• Unpack all program materials and resources and identify and report any missing or damaged materials
• Ensure that the ILSC Vancouver campus classrooms and facilities rooms designated for the Junior Camp students, are set up and prepared for the staff and students’ arrival, including signage and staff rosters
• Evaluate camp inventory supplies to determine purchasing needs for summer program

Staff

• Plan and lead the pre-program staff orientation, ensuring that all team members have a clear understanding of the Junior Camp summer program, their roles, and responsibilities, and that all staffing schedules have been clearly outlined and shared with staff
• Conduct daily staff meetings; carry out mid-summer and end of summer performance evaluations, reporting any concerns or issues to the National Director, Juniors & Corporate.
• Monitor staff working hours and days off and create and distribute staffing schedules
• Distribute and collect program feedback questionnaires from all staff members and conduct staff evaluations
• Schedule weekly meetings with Group Leaders (chaperones accompanying a group of students employed by travel agency)
• Create a weekly airport meet and greet schedule and assign staff to meet each group of students at the airport upon their arrival (typically on Sundays but may occur on other days)
• Take overall responsibility for staff disciplinary matters in consultation with the National Director, Juniors & Corporate, Canada.

Students

• Lead the Junior Camp student orientation on the students’ first day (typically on Monday morning), introducing the staff and explaining the academic, social and welfare responsibilities of each Juniors program staff member
• Lead the Family Camp student orientation on the family's first day (typically on Monday before they begin classes at 1:15 PM)
• Ensure students understand school rules, disciplinary procedures, and off-limit areas
• Manage student and staff welfare and any disciplinary issues during the program including student illness and employment issues
• Take overall responsibility for student disciplinary matters in consultation with the National Director, Juniors & Corporate, Canada.

Activities Program

• Take overall responsibility for the planning, organization, and delivery of the Activities Program, including on-campus and off-campus activities
• Ensure activities are engaging, inclusive, age-appropriate, and aligned with program objectives
• Assign staff to activities and excursions, ensuring appropriate supervision and staff-to-student ratios
• Lead daily staff briefings to review upcoming activities and ensure smooth execution
• Promote student engagement and participation in all programmed activities
• Monitor the quality of activities and adapt the program as needed in consultation with the Centre Director
Ensure all activities are conducted in accordance with health and safety standards
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Other

• Manage the program’s daily schedule, monitoring the performance of the Junior Camp program staff as well as the satisfaction levels of the students (through First Impressions Reports, End-of Program Questionnaires, and first-hand evaluations)
• Managing the Junior Camp emergency phone throughout the Junior Camp program ensuring effective and efficient communications with agents and parents (except for days off when you will assign the emergency phone responsibility to the Activity Coordinator who would act as your replacement in your absence)
• Lead weekly meetings with the Activity Coordinator
• Participate in weekly meetings with the Director of Juniors Programs reporting on the week’s events and advise of any staff, student, or program issues
• Welcome visitors to the program as required (e.g., third party agents, colleagues from ILSC, language agencies, accrediting inspectors etc.)

Essential Qualifications, Skills, and Attributes:

• Experience working with teenagers in a camp or residential environment
• Experience managing a team of 15+ staff members
• Background in sports, art, drama, or dance, or social media
• Enthusiasm, energy, and motivational skills
• Strong organizational and logistical planning skills
• Experience managing events, programs, or excursions
• Ability to manage budgets and coordinate with external vendors

• Required:

• Must be legally eligible to work in Canada without any restriction to work in childcare, primary/secondary school teaching, or health service field occupations.

Desirable

• CPR / First Aid / Lifeguard certification
• Bilingualism: English

Additional Requirements of the Job:

• Criminal Record Police Check
• Medical records and immunization reports may be required

Contact Information:

While we thank all applicants, only those who are shortlisted will be contacted.

About ILSC, ELS, Greystone College & Greystone Institute

A world leader in language education & vocational training, ILSC Education Group, which opened its first language school in Vancouver, Canada in 1991 and Greystone College in 2002, offers life-changing educational experiences in Canada, Australia, Ireland and India, some of the world’s most attractive and popular English-speaking work and study destinations. Since opening its first school in Vancouver, BC, Canada, ILSC has become a world leader in language and career training and has grown to include 10 incredible locations around the world, in Vancouver, Toronto and Montréal, Canada; New Delhi, India; and Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, Australia; and Dublin, Ireland; as well as two online language schools, ILSC HELLO and ILSC ALLO. In 2025, ILSC Education Group launched Greystone Institute, a new Higher Education provider in Brisbane.

In early 2022, ILSC Education Group joined forces with ELS Educational Services, bringing together over 100 years of combined experience delivering life-changing learning experiences to international students. Since 1961, when ELS Educational Services opened its first school in Washington DC, ELS has developed a global reputation for delivering top-quality English language programs. ELS now has the most extensive network of on-campus English language programs and University partners, across the USA.

Our mission is to provide our global community with transformative learning, living and work experiences by offering the finest language, career and higher education programs.

Our Core Values

PASSION: To enrich & transform people’s lives

INNOVATION: To evolve through creativity & diversity.

RESPECT: To treat everyone with compassion & dignity.

COLLABORATION: To build community & achieve more together.

INTEGRITY: To act responsibly & ethically in everything we do.

ELS, ILSC and Greystone College are committed to providing a barrier-free environment and are proud to be Equal Employment Opportunity employers.

If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, you may contact HR at HR@ilsc.com.