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Stipends: How Much You'll Earn Working at Camp

Summer camp jobs can be hard work, but you’ll be compensated well for your efforts. InterExchange guarantees a competitive pay rate for participants in our Camp Staff Placement Program. Stipend amounts vary based on the type of camp jobs, as well as age levels. Your stipend may not look like much, but with room and board included it's money in the bank!

If you already have a job and are participating in the Direct Placement / J-1 Visa Sponsorship Program, then you‘ll negotiate your stipend directly with your camp.

Stipends for InterExchange Participants in the Camp Placement Programs are:

Job
Stipend
Counselor (ages 19 – 20)
$1,000
Counselors (ages 21 and over)
$1,100
Special Needs Counselors
as above + 100
Support Staff
$1,300
Second-Year
Add $200 to the stipends above
Self travel 
Add $650 travel supplement
 

These stipends are all based on a 9-week (63-day) schedule. If your placement lasts longer, you’ll be paid an additional $30 for each additional day you work. And remember, your camp will also provide you with free housing, meals, and transportation from New York City to the camp.

Second Year

Many of our participants come back for a second year. These second-year participants have greater experience and knowledge about working camp jobs. Since they’re among the most qualified, they receive a higher stipend.

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Already have a job? Learn about the Direct Placement Program.

Are You a Returning Participant?

If you’ve worked at a camp during a previous year, your experience is valuable. You can return as a second-year participants and earn a higher stipend. Or, if you’re returning on the Direct Placement / J-1 Visa Sponsorship program, you’ll negotiate your stipend directly with your camp.

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