New England Music Camp employs faculty and staff annually who come together, many year after year, to provide a nurturing and musically rich family atmosphere for our campers. Our faculty and most of our staff positions are residential in nature.
NEMC is located on Lake Messalonskee, in Sidney, Maine. Part of the Belgrade Lakes region in Central Maine, Lake Messalonskee is enjoyed by our community for fishing, hiking, biking, golfing, canoeing, and swimming. We are located just north of Augusta and within minutes of Waterville, Maine.
New England Music Camp is an equal opportunity employer.
Counseling Staff
New England Music Camp seeks people who are enthusiastic, skilled, creative and sensitive to the emotional needs of others. The selection of counselors will be based primarily upon the demonstration of leadership qualities, recreational skills and genuine interest and understanding of young people. Priority will be given to those applicants who (1.) have had previous experience in counseling and/or resident camping, (2.) can demonstrate ability to plan and implement innovative activities and (3.) work successfully as team members. Your musical ability (or lack thereof) will have no bearing on your selection as a prospective counselor, with the single exception of guitar skills. As a counselor, you will have no responsibilities in the music portion of our program and will have limited time to participate in the program yourselves.
ALL POSITIONS FOR 2012 ARE FULL. Applications for 2013 will be made available in the fall!
Responsibilities:
- Live in cabins with campers (ages 11-18)
- Supervise campers in living areas
- Plan and supervise afternoon recreational programs and evening social programs
- Work cooperatively with other counselors, staff and music faculty members
Qualifications:
- Applicants have reached the age of 19 and have completed one year of college or similar experience prior to the beginning of the camp season.
- Applicants must have an interest in working with and leading young people.
- As counselors do not have any responsibilities in the music portion of the NEMC program, musical ability has no bearing on the hiring process.
Application:
Send application materials to:
David and Heather Holinger
42 Sylvan Ave
Lewiston, ME 04240
New Applicants – Click to download and submit the following:
- Letter from Head Counselors
- Counselor Application Form
- Counselor Application/BYSO Form
- Counselor Application Questions
- 3 Letters of Recommendation/Reference
Returning Applicants – Click to download and submit the following:
Please feel free to contact us with any questions at counseling@nemusiccamp.com
Music Faculty
NEMC Teaching Faculty Positions:
The New England Music Camp seeks dedicated faculty whose primary responsibility is to teach music performance studies to campers ages 11-18.
Openings for the 2012 Season:
Percussion Assistant Faculty (Includes coordination of percussion instrument logistics, repair/maintenance, and cartage)
Responsibilities:
- Applied lessons, chamber and orchestral music coaching, and/or courses in area of expertise
- Perform and rehearse with campers in major ensembles
- Participate by attending evening recitals and weekend concerts; bi-monthly faculty meetings; and collaborating with other faculty as needed.
- Work cooperatively with other members of the camp community including counselors and staff members in supporting the mission of NEMC.
Qualifications
- Applicants must have a record of commitment to and passion for teaching young musicians
- Master of Music degree or equivalent professional experience preferred.
Application:
Applications for the indicated openings are reviewed by our faculty search committee and will be accepted until the position/s have been filled.
- Applicant Requirements: submit to faculty@nemusiccamp.com
- Current resume
- 3 letters of reference
- Links or mp3 files of recent performances
- *digital submissions are preferred but cd/dvd submissions may be sent to:
Please direct all applicant questions to Kim Wiggin kim.wiggin@nemusiccamp.com