Leadership In Training
Leadership in Training (LIT) at Your Neighbourhood Camp offers a hands-on summer experience for a limited group of ambitious 12–16 year olds. Participants earn volunteer hours while learning everything about running a high-energy day camp — from activity planning and safety basics to teamwork, leadership, and child engagement.
Program details
(limited spots each summer) FREE
Age 13–16: placement options available in Kindergarten Classroom, Explorers, Adventurers, and Trailblazers
Gain real volunteer hours and practical experience working with campers
Learn camp safety, lesson planning, behaviour management, and how to lead games and activities
Ideal for teens wanting to build leadership skills, strengthen community ties, and prepare for future roles in childcare or recreation
Join us and level up your leadership — make memories, mentor younger campers, and be part of the fun at King’s University College in London, Ontario. Spots are limited; apply early to secure your place!
FAQs
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What is the Leadership in Training (LIT) program?
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The LIT program is designed for teens to develop leadership, teamwork, and camp skills through hands-on training, mentorship, and practical experience assisting camp staff.
Who is eligible for the LIT program?
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Teens typically aged 13–15 who want to gain leadership experience, improve communication skills, and learn to work with children in a camp setting are eligible.
What will participants learn?
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Participants learn leadership, communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and activity planning skills while assisting in daily camp operations under supervision.
How do I apply for the LIT program?
How long is the LIT program?
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The program runs throughout the summer camp sessions, and teens commit to attending scheduled training and assisting during camp activities.
Students or parents can apply by submitting a registration form through the camp website. Applications are reviewed, and placements are confirmed by the camp administration.