Camp Theatre Arts Director

DEPARTMENT: Youth

Activities:

Burning Tree Country Club Camp

JOB TITLE
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Theatre Arts Director

REPORTS TO: Youth & Recreation Director

SCHEDULE: Mondays and Fridays, 10 am – 1 pm

COMPENSATION: Competitive; based on experience

BENEFITS: Golf privileges, meals, and opportunities for professional development and growth within the association.

Burning Tree Country Club Camp is seeking a passionate and creative Theatre Arts Teacher to lead engaging theatre arts sessions for children aged 4-10. This part‑time position involves working with six groups of children, providing them with a fun and educational introduction to the world of theatre.

This role is responsible for creating a dynamic, inclusive, and inspiring learning environment where campers feel confident, supported, and excited to express themselves. Through teamwork, professionalism, and innovative instruction, the Theatre Arts Director helps bring our camp mission to life while fostering creativity, collaboration, and personal growth.

Burning Tree Country Club is a private, family‑oriented club founded in 1962 and committed to creating exceptional experiences for members, families, and guests.

• An 18‑hole championship golf course that has hosted U.S. Open qualifiers and Met PGA events
• An 8‑lane, 25‑meter pool with diving well
• Har‑Tru tennis courts and platform tennis complex
• Multiple dining venues and event spaces
• Active junior programs in golf, tennis, and aquatics
• A year‑round Youth Activities Program and Summer Camp

We take pride in delivering first‑class service through strong teamwork, thoughtful leadership, and attention to detail across all departments.

At Burning Tree Country Club, we are proud to be a team of dynamic professionals who champion authenticity, consistency, excellence, and innovation. We seek individuals who are committed to delivering exceptional service, working collaboratively, leading with integrity, and continuously striving to improve. Our team members are held to high standards and supported through structured training, meaningful feedback, and opportunities for growth.

You are an energetic, dependable, and compassionate educator who believes in the power of the arts to build confidence and connection. You:

• Thrive in a team‑oriented environment
• Bring creativity and flexibility to your teaching
• Lead with authenticity and integrity
• Deliver consistent, high‑quality programming
• Take pride in being a positive role model
• Are motivated to grow and improve

As part of the Theatre Arts Director, you will inspire creativity and confidence in young campers. At BTCC you have the opportunity to work in a supportive, values‑driven environment as part of a collaborative team and to gain meaningful experience in youth arts education.

• Plan and deliver engaging, age‑appropriate theatre arts lessons aligned with camper development
• Facilitate six half‑hour group sessions per day in an organized, energetic, and welcoming setting
• Teach foundational skills in acting, voice, movement, and improvisation
• Encourage creativity and self‑expression in students through games, exercises, and collaborative projects
• Adapt teaching methods and materials to accommodate diverse learning styles and needs
• Foster a positive learning environment that promotes teamwork, confidence, and a love for the performing arts
• Communicate effectively with camp staff regarding student progress and behavior
• Maintain a safe, organized, and welcoming classroom environment

• Demonstrate strong preparation and consistency in lesson planning and delivery
• Bring enthusiasm, adaptability, and creativity to each session
• Anticipate camper needs and respond with patience and empathy
• Promote positive behavior, teamwork, and mutual respect among campers
• Communicate clearly and professionally with camp leadership and staff
• Adapt instruction to meet diverse learning styles and individual needs
• Uphold all camp policies, safety protocols, and behavioral standards
• Actively contribute to a supportive, collaborative camp culture
• Seek feedback and continuously improve instructional practices

• Previous experience teaching or leading theatre arts programs for children preferred
• Background in acting, directing, play writing, or related performing arts disciplines
• Demonstrated ability to engage and inspire young learners
• Strong communication, organization, and interpersonal skills
• High level of professionalism, reliability, and accountability
• Creativity, patience, and a sense of humor
• Consistent attendance and punctuality
• Commitment to ethical conduct and child safety
• Willingness to embrace innovation and continuous learning

If you are enthusiastic about theatre, education, and working with children, we encourage you to apply.