Our Teams
Tims Camps JobsOn-Site Counsellors

Basic qualifications for Camp Counsellors:
- Current First Aid & CPR certification
- Clear Criminal Record Check and/or Vulnerable Sector Search, if applicable
- Minimum 18 years of age at the time of employment
- Legal eligibility to work in Canada or the U.S. (based on camp location)
We also look for the following qualifications:
- Experience working with youth
- National Lifeguard/Bronze Cross or equivalent certifications are considered assets
- Belief in a child-centred approach
- A spirit of positivity, compassion and fun
These are residential positions that include full on-site accommodations and meals.
Bilingualism (English & French) may be required at some camp locations to deliver French programming.
Digital Program Staff

Basic qualifications:
- Acceptable Criminal Record Check and/or Vulnerable Sector Search, if applicable
- Minimum 18 years of age at the time of employment
- Legal eligibility to work in Canada
We also look for the following qualifications:
- Camper centered and have related previous experience with youth
- Capable to perform basic computer/web skills and have access to technology
- Highly adaptable, self-starter, and quick learner
- Leadership and positive group management
Bilingualism (English & French) may be required for some roles to deliver French programming.
Facilitators

In addition to meeting our basic qualifications, Program Facilitators also possess role-specific certifications for the program area they are working in, as well as experience facilitating group activities.
Common certifications we look for include:
- National Lifeguard (Lifesaving Society/American Red Cross)
- Bronze Cross (Lifesaving Society)
- Instructor level certification for the specific program area
- Wilderness First Aid or equivalent 36 hour course
- Wilderness First Responder or equivalent 80 hour course
- Wilderness Water Safety
- Moving Water Rescue (R3, WWRT, SRT)
- ACCT, PVM, Level 1 and 2
- ACMG Top Rope Climbing Instructor
- ACMG Day Hike Guide
- Provincially/nationally-recognized Tripping Level 1 and 2
- Provincially/nationally-recognized Advanced Lake Tandem
- Provincially/nationally-recognized Advanced Moving Water Tandem
- Provincially/nationally-recognized Paddling Instructor (Paddle Canada, ORCKA)
Opportunities on the program team vary by camp location and include the following:
- Horse Wranglers
- Rafting, Hiking and Climbing Guides
- Music Facilitators
- Overnight Trip Facilitators
- Adventure/Challenge Course Facilitators
- Waterfront Facilitators
These are residential positions that include full on-site accommodations and meals.
Bilingualism (English & French) may be required at some camp locations to deliver French programming.
Wilderness Trip Staff

Wilderness Trip opportunities include:
- Trip Counsellors
- Lead Trip Counsellor
- Trip Logistics
In addition to meeting our basic qualifications, they must also have experience facilitating group activities. Common certifications we look for include:
- Wilderness First Responder or equivalent 80 hour course
- Wilderness Water Safety
- Bronze Cross (Lifesaving Society)
- National Lifeguard
These are residential positions that include full on-site accommodations and meals.
Bilingualism (English & French) may be required at some camp locations to deliver French programming.
Program Coordinators

Program Coordinators are typically residential positions that include accommodations and meals.
Bilingualism (English & French) may be required at some camp locations to deliver French programming.
Wellness

In addition to meeting our basic qualifications, our wellness team must also have the following qualifications:
- Wellness Coordinator (Camp Nurse)
- Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Registered Practical Nurse (RPN), or equivalent, in the respective province/state
- Wilderness First Aid is considered an assest
- Wellness Assistant
- Currently enrolled in a BScN, RN or RPN program, or equivalent, from an accredited college or university
- Experience working under the direction of a nurse is a strong asset
- Camper Support Specialist
- Completed degree in social work or a diploma in child and youth work
- Experience working with children and youth in a professional mental health setting
These are residential positions that include full on-site accommodations and meals.
Bilingualism (English & French) is required at some camp locations.
Food Service Staff

Roles within the food service team include:
- Food Service Assistant
- Prep Cook
- Cook
Maintenance

Our maintenance team is responsible for keeping each of our camps in peak condition. Our camps range from 50 to 400 acres and our maintenance team is responsible for general repairs, preventative maintenance and landscaping. Demonstrated maintenance and landscaping experience, combined with knowledge of safe operation of power tools and landscaping equipment, such as power mowers and tractors, is required. In certain roles, experience or certification in a skilled trade, such as carpentry, plumbing or electrical, is an asset.
Roles within the maintenance team include:
- Maintenance Assistant
- Maintenance Specialist
Housekeeper

The housekeeping team in each camp provides cleaning services for each of the buildings on-site including the office, guest rooms, and staff and camper accommodations. They are responsible for managing the inventory of cleaning supplies throughout the camp, and providing laundry services. Often working to tight deadlines to accommodate the camper schedules for arrival and departure, these positions require attention to detail and strong time management and organizational skills.
Experience in the hotel or resort industry is considered an asset.
Camp Administration

Camp Management

The camp management team is made up of the following:
- General Manager
- Program Manager
- Food Services Manager
- Property Manager
Home Office Staff

Functions based out of our Home Office include:
- Program Innovation
- Fund Development
- Communications
- Registration and Travel
- Human Resources
- Finance
- Information Technology