Dos jóvenes sonrientes con maquillaje azul en la cara, vistiendo chalecos blancos con el logo de Camp Santa Ursula y cámaras colgadas al cuello, posan juntas al aire libre con árboles y un cercado de madera al fondo.

Requirements

These requirements are mandatory in order to apply for the selection process.

  • Be between 16 and 20 years old
  • You must have previously attended Camp Santa Úrsula as a camper or have a recommendation from someone who is currently or has previously been a member of our Staff.
  • Know how to swim and ride a bike very well.
  • Don't be afraid of heights.
  • Love sports.
  • To be super lively and enthusiastic.
  • Have leadership skills.
  • Enjoy working as a team and leading groups of girls and boys.
  • Proyectar una imagen personal cuidada y apropiada, siendo un ejemplo positivo para los niños y sus familias, es decir, mantener una buena imagen personal y actitud ejemplar, sabiendo que eres un modelo a seguir para los niños durante toda la experiencia del campamento

TESTIMONIOS

Selection process

To start your recruitment process, there are 3 steps to follow

01

Forms

You will receive a document that will require relevant information about you, in addition to assigning you a specific mission.

02

Interview and Monologue

You must show up for the interview at our camp. If you are not in San Luis Potosí, we will schedule an interview via Zoom.

03

Group test

You will participate in an in-person group assessment at Camp Santa Úrsula, taking part in activities and group dynamics designed to evaluate physical and mental abilities, as well as leadership, communication, teamwork, and attitude.

Join the Staff

Training

Before the in-person training, you will participate in two virtual sessions designed to prepare you and help you integrate into the Staff. Reaching this stage means that you have successfully completed the selection process.

The 2027 In-Person Training will take place over three days, with participants staying overnight at Camp Santa Úrsula:

Friday, May 28: Arrival at 9:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 29: Full day of training.
Sunday, May 30: Departure at 9:00 p.m.

Full availability for all three days is required. Each participant will be responsible for arranging their own arrival and departure. Participants coming from out of town may request accommodations beginning the night before the training and through the following morning.

During the training, you will take part in an intensive, hands-on experience where you will gain the tools and knowledge needed to successfully perform your role and become part of the Camp Santa Úrsula Staff.

Benefits of being part of the Staff at Camp Santa Ursula

Leadership

Being a camp instructor offers a rewarding and unique experience with several benefits, highlighting strong leadership development.

This role allows us to cultivate leadership skills by supervising and motivating participants, fostering a positive learning environment. The ability to make informed decisions and manage diverse situations is developed, strengthening resilience and adaptability. Daily interaction with campers promotes effective communication skills and empathy, essential for collaborative leadership. In addition, the planning and execution of activities provides opportunities for creativity and problem solving. Being a camp instructor not only promotes personal growth, but it also provides the satisfaction of contributing to the integral development of participants, establishing the basis for strong and compassionate leadership in diverse contexts.

teamwork

The role of camp instructor stands out as an enriching opportunity for the significant development of teamwork skills.

Close collaboration with colleagues and coordination of activities for a diverse group of campers cultivate the ability to work harmoniously in a dynamic environment. The capacity to contribute effectively to a team is strengthened, encouraging the joint resolution of challenges. Sharing common responsibilities and goals encourages building strong relationships and mutual understanding, creating a supportive environment. Being a camp instructor not only involves leading, but also being an active member of a team, promoting a culture of respect, trust and cooperation, essential skills for success in any work environment.

trust

As a camp instructor, you experience a significant development in personal and professional confidence.

The responsibility to guide campers and lead challenging activities nurtures confidence in one's abilities and decision-making. Ongoing interaction with colleagues and managing diverse situations builds strong confidence in communication and problem solving skills. Mutual support within the team creates an environment where trust in others is essential, promoting strong working relationships. The direct impact on the lives of campers reinforces confidence in their ability to inspire and lead positively. Being a camp instructor ultimately nurtures comprehensive confidence, establishing a solid foundation to face challenges with determination and confidence in any scenario.

communication

Being a camp instructor provides a unique platform for developing exceptional communication skills.

Daily interaction with campers and colleagues encourages effective and adaptive communication, essential for success in a variety of fields. The ability to express ideas clearly and concisely is strengthened by guiding activities, facilitating discussions, and providing constructive feedback. In addition, you learn to listen actively, understanding individual needs and fostering an inclusive environment. The diversity of challenging situations enhances the ability to communicate persuasively and resolve conflicts diplomatically. Being a camp instructor will not only refine communication skills, but will also instill the importance of empathy and interpersonal connection, essential skills in any communication context.

Testimonials from Staff Boys

“Camp Santa Ursula is a great camp where I learned not to feel sorry in front of people and to be able to participate in many activities, it's a great place to create new friends.”

Andrés Gonzales

“#thankstocamp, I have the necessary values to lead a group of people and promote them with the creativity developed in the camps”.

José Miguel Abud

“#thanks to camp... camp is where I learned to face my fears, try new things and push my limits!”

Amelie Soler

“Thanks to Camp, for teaching me to be a leader, to lose the fear of doing what I like most in front of people and for giving me the opportunity to meet incredible people and make good friends.”

Mariana Almazan

“Thank you Santa Ursula for the new friends and for so much teaching at the camp, the best summer is at CSU!”

Fernando Arellano

Learn about the experience of other collaborators
If you are interested in joining our team, we invite you to contact us via WhatsApp for more details and personalized assistance.

If you haven't received a response yet or if someone else has shared the registration link and you haven't been contacted, write back to us on Whatsapp to follow up on the status of your request.