Summer Camp: Working at a Day Camp

When I originally applied for Camp America in November 2017 I had this whole vision of what my summer would look like, log cabins, bunk beds, camp fires, big lakes and most definitely working on a residential camp. I'd never really explored the option of working on a different style camp, such as a non-residential, but low and behold that was where I ended up. 

Summer Snaps

So in my last blog post I spoke briefly about Camp America and my summer but I really wanted to share some pictures with you guys. After all, a picture speaks a thousand words! This summer was fun, crazy and liberating but I think I'll always wish I had more photos (despite having thousands) maybe I should have stuck my GoPro on me 24/7?! 

There are a lot of photos in this post some from camp, some from time out of and camp and some from travelling after camp. A mixed bag to say the least! I just felt my last post was very very VERY wordy so here is a much easier read haha. Enjoy!  

A Fresh Outlook for This Blog

A lot has changed over the last 10 months and by a lot I really do mean A LOT. 10 months ago I was going into my final semester at university studying Education and Childhood Studies with no clue what the next 10 months would hold for me. Fast forward 10 months and I look back and think, "How did all of this happen in 10 months?" 

So let me break it down for you what happened... 

Camp America: What to Expect During The Interview?

So you've decided to take part in Camp America, you've completed your application (which is very straight forward and is just discussing your skills so do not be put off by the initial application process!) and now you have been invited to the interview, hooray! But what do you need to expect from your interview and how can you prepare? Well I recently had my Camp America interview so I thought I'd share my experiences and help you if you are preparing for your interview! 

Where Have I Been?

Once again I had a blogging mishap and possibly neglected my blog for a considerable amount of time, lets just be grateful blogs don't need food and drink because I highly doubt my blog would have survived.