What Will I Be Doing?

Fun is the name of the game at camp. Your role is more as a leader than a teacher as you guide children to complete activities they enjoy and are engaged with, the twist is that you communicate with them in English as much as you can. Building strong relationships and having a good time is your number one goal, but when you are doing things that are so much fun, it’s hard not to. With the backdrop of the gorgeous Romanian mountains and forest, sunny memories on warm days will be made and never forgotten.

A normal day will start with breakfast and some exercise during the morning routine, which is then followed by morning ‘classes’. This will involve you leading a small group to play games, practice a mime or some drama, have a debate, learn a dance routine, and much more. You will plan and prepare for these activities, but don’t worry, you will be supported by senior staff members on how you can deliver exactly what they want.

In the afternoon you may go on a trip, a hike, play some music, sports, games, or do some drama, arts and crafts. The possibilities are endless and sound like so much fun. Your job is to bring the energy and get all the children involved. This is also your chance to use some of your unique skills and passions, the camp leaders would love it if you could share new things with the children.

But the excitement doesn’t stop after you’ve eaten a delicious Romanian dinner. Evening activities may include a disco, a karaoke or traditional dance night, a talent show, and of course there’s always stories around the campfire.

And you don’t have to worry about your accommodation or food throughout camp, that’s all provided. This means you can focus on being the best version of yourself, keeping the energy up and making sure the children are having a great time. Camp lasts five weeks and there are several that take place throughout the summer, so you can pick which one suits you best. Get in touch for more information on the start dates of each camp.