What do I wear to the job fair?

We've got good news, and we've got more good news. Camp is a place where individuality and self-expression is encouraged - so why would the job fairs be any different? You could wear something formal, like a suit or a dress. Or, you could rock a headband and some face paint. Wear whatever you feel your best in - and show how passionate you are.

Do I have to pay all of my fees before I attend a job fair?

You can if you want - but you don't have to. As long as you've paid your £49 deposit, had your interview and been accepted onto the program you can attend the job fair of your choice.

If you have not booked and completed your interview yet, this is your first time before signing up for the Job Fair of your choice.

How can I prepare for the hiring fair?

The most important thing is to be yourself. Camps Directors look for applicants who are passionate, display a strong desire to work with kids and have good experience in their chosen skill area.

Before speaking with camps, take some time to think hard about your previous experience - perhaps you have a ton of cousins who you entertain at family events, or maybe you have a young neighbour that you have taught to play football in your backyard. Think about your camp skills as well, have you ever assisted a friend or given tips to a beginner? You likely have more great experience examples to chat about than you realise.

Research the camp you're interviewing with

It’s always a good idea to do a bit of research before heading into an interview, and your camp interview is no exception. You should take a thorough look through the camp profile. This will help figure out what you still don’t know about the camp, the role you're applying for and help you think of relevant questions to ask during your interview.