Shizen Camp (fwd)

Tue Mar 12 07:55:31 PST 2002

Hi Japanese-interested students!

Want a summer job using Japanese?  Check out this announcement.  One of my
students worked as a counselor for this "Shizen Kyampu" a couple of years
ago and enjoyed it.

--Prof. Ohta

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A. Snyder Ohta <aohta at u.washington.edu>
Associate Professor
University of Washington
Asian Languages & Literature, Box 353521, Seattle, WA  98195
Direct line:  (206) 543-6315     Dept. Office: (206) 543-4996
Fax: (206) 685-4268 	Office location:  Gowen M231

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 23:14:42 -0800
From: Makoto Imai <kawagoemakoto at hotmail.com>
Subject: Shizen Camp

>Dear All,
>
>The following is information regarding "Oregon Shizen Kyampu" (Oregon
>Nature Camp) which is a summer employment opportunity that seeks to combine
>natural sciences with Japanese language skills.  This program is conducted
>through Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, located in Portland, Oregon.
>  The camp itself will take place along the beautiful northern Oregon
>Coast, approximately two hours west of Portland.
>
>We are seeking enthusiastic counselors and instructors to serve on our
>staff.  In-state transportation between Portland and the campsite will be
>provided.  All room and board during staff training and camp will also be
>provided.  For out-of-town staff, lodging in Portland during non-working
>days may be arranged.
>
>US citizenship or a green card is required for paid employment.
>However, volunteers are welcome and encouraged to apply.
>Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Makoto Imai
>
>E-mail <kawagoemakoto at hotmail.com>
>
>
>
>OREGON SHIZEN KYAMPU
>
>Oregon Shizen Kyampu is a week-long Oregon Museum of Science and
>Technology science camp that is conducted by OMSI in Japanese. Oregon
>Shizen Kyampu brings together students from the Japanese Immersion
>Programs in Oregon, Portland Saturday School, and students from Sapporo and
>Santo, Japan, for a rich week of science and recreation, all while speaking
>Japanese and making new friends. It is held each year in early August.
>Approximately 20 campers come from Sapporo, Japan, 5 from Santo, Japan, 15
>from the Portland Saturday School and the rest from Japanese Immersion
>Students in Oregon.
>
>POSITION TITLE: Camp Counselor / Oregon Shizen Kyampu
>
>DATE:  January 20, 2000
>
>DEPARTMENT:  Science Education
>
>REPORTS TO:  Program Coordinator
>
>DIVISION:  Science Camps
>
>DATES:  July 29-August 2  (training), August 4-9 (program)
>
>SALARY:  $15/day (high school student); room and board
>
>        $20/day (high school graduate); room and board
>
>        $30/day (college level); room and board
>
>NUMBER OF POSITIONS: 8-10
>
>==================================================================
>
>POSITION PURPOSE
>
>Provide safe, mature supervision, leadership and guidance for
>students of the OMSI/Japanese Immersion Education Foundation Oregon
>Shizen Kyampu residential science schools program.
>
>ACCOUNTABILITIES / TASKS
>
>-Directly responsible for members in his/her cabin group.
>
>-Positive role model for students and staff at all times.
>
>-Teaching assistant during the instructional part of the program.
>
>-Assist in the maintenance of camp operations.
>
>
>Note: This description is representative of the major position
>requirements and is not intended to be all-inclusive.  Duties may
>include all aspects of camp programming: instruction, camper   supervision,
>administration, janitorial, maintenance, and food  service.
>
>KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS
>
>-Speak English (required); fluent in Japanese (preferred; speak
>  some Japanese (minimum).
>
>-Basic knowledge or interest in outdoor leadership.
>
>-Experience in managing children/parenting skills.
>
>-Basic knowledge or interest in natural science field programs.
>
>
>EXPERIENCE
>
>-Counseling experience at summer camp or outdoor school. (Preferred)
>
>-Completed Junior year in High School.  (Minimum)
>
>HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS
>
>-Comforable working with other counselors, instructors, campers,
>  and management.
>
>-Enthusiasm and positive attitude a must!
>
>
>DETAILS OF EMPLOYMENT
>
>  Exempt camp position.  Camp positions often involve extended hours
>and days worked.  ACA time off standards will be met. (2 hours off duty per
>day and at least 24 hours off each 2 weeks in blocks of at least 12 hours.)
>Room and board is provided during programs.
>
>
>TO APPLY
>
>Submit a letter of interest, application form, references, and resume as
>soon aa possible to:
>
>Makoto Imai
>
>E-mail: kawagoemakoto at hotmail.com
>Mailing Address will be available in April
>
>
>
>
>POSITION TITLE:  Instructor/ Oregon Shizen Kyampu
>
>DATE: January 20, 2000
>
>DEPARTMENT:  Science Education       REPORTS TO:  Program Coordinator
>
>DIVISION:  Science Camps
>
>DATES:  July 31-August 4  (training), August 6-11 (program)
>
>SALARY:  $80/day; room and board
>
>NUMBER OF POSITIONS: 4 - 7
>
>==================================================================
>
>
>POSITION PURPOSE
>
>To instruct natural science topics to Japanese Immersion students
>enrolled in OMSI/Japanese Immersion Education Foundation Oregon Shizen
>Kyampu residential science schools program
>
>
>ACCOUNTABILITIES / TASKS
>
>-Assist in tailoring/implementing appropriate field study activities.
>
>-Assist in communication during all aspects of the program.
>
>-Organize, maintain, and assemble equipment.
>
>-Coordinate with other instructors in program development and
>  delivery.
>
>-Facilitate daily house keeping and program duties.
>
>
>Note: This description is representative of the major position
>requirements and is not intended to be all-inclusive.  Duties may
>include all aspects of camp programming: instruction, cabin
>supervision, administration, janitorial, maintenance, and food  service.
>
>
>KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS
>
>-Fluent in Japanese and English and able to translate.
>
>-Working knowledge of learning styles and instructional strategies.
>
>-Working knowledge of biological, earth, and general sciences.
>
>-Working knowledge of field program instruction and safety.
>
>
>EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION
>
>-College degree (preferred);  Upper level college student (Minimum)
>
>-Two years formal or informal teaching experience preferred.
>
>-Field instruction / outdoor school / camp experience preferred.
>
>-Basic First Aid and CPR preferred
>
>
>HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS
>
>-Answer questions, communication with staff, students, and group
>  leaders.
>
>-Work closely with program director and program coordinator in
>  development of field study programs.
>
>-Able to effectively present information to small and large groups of
>  varied ages.
>
>  -Enthusiasm and positive attitude a must!
>
>
>DETAILS OF EMPLOYMENT
>
>Exempt camp position.  Camp positions often involve extended hours
>and days worked.  ACA time off standards will be met. (2 hours off duty per
>day and at least 24 hours off each 2 weeks in blocks of at least 12 hours.)
>
>Room and board is provided during programs.
>
>
>
>TO APPLY
>
>Submit a letter of interest, application form, references, and resume
>highlighting your relevant background as soon as possible to:
>
>Makoto Imai
>
>E-mail <kawagoemakoto at hotmail.com>
>Mailing Address will be available in April

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