There was sort of a skill test in the middle of the interview where he presented me with a scenario in which a bunch of different things were happening at the camp at once and he asked me in which order I would resolve the problems. Things like "one student needs his medication" and "a parent arrives early to pick up their child." Just use common sense and you'll be fine.
Questions about what you would respond to different camp scenarios, mostly to do with dealing with students.
They will give you 5-10 things that could happen at once and ask you to rank them in order of importance/how you'd handle them. Ex: kid has an allergic reaction, two kids start fist fighting, a dad comes early to pick up his kid, etc.
generic how do you deal with kids, what kind of lessons would you plan, also what super hero would you be
If two campers ask to go back to the housing area by themselves, what would you do?
Went on glassdoor to look up sample questions and they were pretty accurate. I was asked which classes I want to teach and how I was qualified, if I had to pick a camp theme/superpower what would it be, if a kid was being bullied what would i do, how would i handle teaching beginner and advanced students in the same class, how would i handle a disengaged student, what are 3 words or phrases you want the kids to write about you at the end of the week, how would you ensure safety when walking to and from venues, what type of activities would I do for fun, if an instructor is playing video games with a group of students and yells you suck to them what would you do? Pay is 525 a week working 9-5.
Parents come for the iConference on the last day, how do you introduce yourself and the class to the incoming parents getting ready to check out their kids work?
A camper gives you an attitude Monday, rolling their eyes in class. Tuesday comes and the camper is now refusing to participate in the outside activities and instead sits by a tree on their phone. How do you handle this?
They asked about my experience teaching kids before.
I'm the parent of one of your students this week, it's the end of the week, how would you address me?
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