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Camp America offers a variety of summer jobs for young people. Some allow you to work directly with children teaching sport, dancing or arts and require relevant qualifications. There are other jobs working with children, however, that do not require special skills or qualifications. In these roles you help to run activities and take care of children after organised events have finished.
If you do not want to work with children, there are other jobs available such as office work, laundry work and food preparation. You do not have responsibility for any children in these roles, so you often have more free time in the evenings.
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You can make paper or online applications for summer camp jobs. To complete a paper application you need to write to us requesting a form, which you then need to complete and return. We will send you a list of interviewers located in your area and you need to select one to arrange a convenient time for an interview. You can apply online by visiting our 'How to Apply Section' on our main website. Here you can fill out your application form and select an interviewer.
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There are certain general requirements that all applicants must meet: you must be 18 years of age or older, speak fluent English, and be able to provide two references. It is also essential that you are available for work for a minimum of nine weeks, and be able to leave for the USA no later than June 28 and return no earlier than August 24.
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If you are successful at interview, we will inform you immediately where you will be working in the USA. We will also help you with your visa application. This involves attending an interview at the US embassy in your home country. You will also have to pay the embassy fee for visa applications. The fee is currently $100 but can increase without notice.
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We arrange your free return flights and your transfer by bus from the airport to your summer camp. While you are working at the camp you receive pocket money and free accommodation and food. You may choose to travel around the USA once your work has finished. If you inform us, we can arrange a later return flight.
Level A
II Read the text and circle the right word for each idea.
1) This paragraph is about ….. .
a) a camp in America b) a variety of summer jobs
c) work with children d) free time in the evening
2) This paragraph is about ….
a) summer camp jobs b) a list of interviewers
c) making applications d) convenient time for interview
3) This paragraph is about …..
a) general requirements b) fluent English
c) available work d) leaving for the USА
4) This paragraph is about …..
a) successful interview b) work in the USA
c) a visa application d) the embassy fee
5) This paragraph is about …..
a) a return flight b) your transfer
c) pocket money d ) profit of working in a summer camp
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Level B
Read the text and find the main idea for each paragraph.
a) It’s about general requirements for working in the camp.
b) It’s about different kinds of jobs during summer vocation.
c) It’s about the opportunities during the flight.
d) It’s about your work in the USA after the interview.
e) It’s about a proper way of applying for a job.
f) It’s about advantages of working in a summer camp.
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Level C
II Read the text and find the best title for each paragraph.
a) Bonuses
b) Available jobs
c) After a successful interview
d) Extra activities
e) How to make an application
f) Important criteria
2)Who of your friends speaks English?
3)How many lessons do you have every day?
4) I wasn't at home yesterday, I went for a walk.
5)He usually sleeps well. But last night he slept bad.
6) Is our sister a doctor? - Yes, she became a doctor two years ago.
7) He did not shave today because he had not time.
8) Do you get up early on Sunday? — Yes. But last Sunday I slept till ten o’clock .
9)When did you leave the meeting yesterday?
10) Did she enjoy the film, which we saw last week?
11) Why were your parents so angry last night? — Because my brother was late.
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