Counselor in Training Program

Overview

The Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program at Berkeley Carroll is designed to prepare young adults for future leadership roles working with children in professional settings. The program is open to high school students entering grades 10-11 in the fall of 2025. 

CITs report directly to head counselors, faculty and program administrators, and are responsible for aiding in the supervision of summer program participants. CITs will be responsible for assisting the counselors/teachers in daily administration of the summer programs, including: ensuring the well-being and safety of all participants, administering games and activities, assisting with courses, maintaining a fun and safe environment for the participants, keeping facilities clean and assisting with signing participants in and out each day.

Opportunities

Creative Arts Program: CITs will work with students entering grades 3-9. The program runs from June 30 - August 1, 2025 and CITs must be able to participate in the full program.

Classic Camp and Specialty Day Camps: CITs will work with children entering grades PreK-3. The specialty camps run from June 23 - August 1, 2025. CITs must be able to participate in at least two consecutive sessions (priority given to those who can work the full summer).

Qualifications

Must have an interest in working with children
Must have the ability to be a cooperative member of a team
Must have the desire to learn and improve on leadership and communication skills
Should be flexible and open to trying new activities and programs
 

Application

Prospective CITs must submit a cover letter and resume to summer@berkeleycarroll.org. Resumes can include academic achievements and co-curriculars, as well as volunteer work. Candidates will start being reviewed in late April 2025.