teach kids robots for $350+/week pay

[Admin]

I got this in an email today (sorry for the bad formatting). I figure someone might be interested.

John

*Computer Camp Counselor *
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> Reply to: http://www.cybercamps.com/careers.aspx create an account
and
> then hit jobs or apply again.
>
>
>
> Built on the philosophy that human brains learn best when having
fun,
> Cybercamps NATIONWIDE SUMMER PROGRAMS inspire 7-16 year olds to
build,
> design, explore and invent. Topics in: Web Design, Programming,
Flash,
> 3-D Animation, Robotics, Game Design & Digital Media.
>
> Position Description:
> Counselors will teach and guide several of the classes Cybercamps
> offers; participate and supervise campers in recreation activities
> such as sports, games, team-building activities, field trips, etc.
> during non-computer time. We provide the curriculum and you
provide
> your skills, experience, creativity and desire to work with
children
> to enhance each camper's experience. Low camper to staff ratio.
> Candidates should possess good leadership skills, the ability to
work
> well with others, have a good sense of humor and the ability to
have
> fun! Flexibility is a must! It's a camp for kids!
>
> Special Skills or Qualifications:
> Candidates must be at least 18 years old by June 1, 2007 and have
> completed one year of college or equivalent. Experience working
with
> children & solid knowledge in one or more of the following areas:
Web
> Design, Flash, 3D Animation/Modeling, Digital Media (2D and
Video),
> Robotics, Game Design, and Programming (C++ and/or VB).
>
> Camp Dates: Depends upon location.
> Hours -- Day camp: 8am – 5:30pm, Monday - Friday
>
> -- Overnight: Sunday, 4pm – Friday, 5:30pm
>
>
>
> We do not provide relocation or non-residential week housing, and
we
> are currently unable to accept International Applicants in the
United
> States on a visa.
>
> PLEASE APPLY AT http://www.cybercamps.com/careers.aspx create an
> account and then hit apply or jobs again.
>
> Compensation: starting at $350 per week

[Hal9000]

That looks like just what the world needs at the moment to help inspire the next generation.

I was just reading in the new IET magazine about how engineers have a bad rep in society.