Summer Camp 2027 Position of Interest: Beading Instructor [Med-o-lark]
Beading Instructor Position at Camp Med-O-Lark
Beading instructor positions at Camp Med-O-Lark are creative niche roles at one of Maine’s most beloved arts-focused sleepaway camps. Set on Washington Pond in Washington, Maine, Med-O-Lark is widely known for its expressive, arts-rich community where campers explore visual arts, jewelry, performing arts, and outdoor adventure. As a beading instructor at Med-O-Lark, you’ll lead one of camp’s most beloved take-home crafts in a studio environment that celebrates creativity at every turn.
Beading instructors at Med-O-Lark teach stringing, knotting, color theory, pattern design, and basic wire wrap while supporting campers through projects ranging from friendship bracelets and necklaces to small beaded sculptures and wearable pieces. You’ll manage beads, cord, wire, and findings inventory while running showcases at session-end. The role often pairs with broader jewelry or fabric arts work, so multi-discipline craft instructors are especially valued.
The position is typically a full-summer commitment with on-site housing, meals, and laundry included. Med-O-Lark looks for working beaders, jewelry makers, or fiber arts pros with strong technical skills, comfort working with kids, and an eye for inclusive teaching across skill levels. Comfort with safety basics and a well-organized studio practice matter most.
If you love beadwork, arts-focused community, and Maine’s beautiful lake country, this is a uniquely fun summer fit. Apply for beading instructor positions at Camp Med-O-Lark to spend your season teaching one of the most beloved crafts in any camp program, mentoring young makers, and joining one of the most creative residential camp communities in New England.
You’ll teach stringing, knotting, color theory, and basic wire wrap while supporting individual camper beading projects. Most Med-O-Lark beading instructors run daily studio sessions throughout the summer camp season.
Camp Med-O-Lark is an arts-focused co-ed sleepaway camp on Washington Pond in Washington, Maine. The lakefront setting and creative culture make it a beautiful base for jewelry and crafts programming.
Professional experience helps but isn’t required. Working beaders, hobbyist makers, and jewelry instructors with strong technical skills all fit well at Med-O-Lark. Comfort with kids and patient teaching matter most.
Pay is competitive and commensurate with experience. Med-O-Lark includes room, board, and laundry alongside salary, which adds meaningful value to the overall summer camp package beyond the base figure.
Often yes. Many arts-focused residential camps blend beading with jewelry, fabric arts, and fine arts programs. Multi-discipline craft instructors are especially valued at sleepaway camps like Med-O-Lark.
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