Counselor Applicant Information
Why be a counselor at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center
The Space Camp mission is to use the excitement of the U.S. space program to stimulate young people's interests in the study of math, science, technology, and aviation. These immersive programs place students in a real world context allowing them to view math and science as something more than just an academic exercise- allowing them to recognize these subjects as tools to develop future careers as scientists, engineers, teachers, astronauts, and pilots. By combining cutting edge technology with hands on learning our counselors inspire young men and women to dream big and to work hard to make those dreams a reality.
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Requirements
*Please review Counselor Information Manual for all detailed information about becoming a counselor prior to applying.
Completion of 30 college credit hours (as a minimum) - ANY MAJOR!
Minimum age of 20 years of age
Some experience working with children or young adults.
3 reference forms.
Most recent school transcript or degree.
Training
Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of our required counselor training program and other tests. Employment begins immediately following completion of training.
The next training date begins January 2010
Fall Recruitment Drive
Stop by and visit us
- Oct. 1st. Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott AZ
- Oct. 1st Tenneessee Technical University in Cookeville, TN
- Oct. 2nd Washington University in St. Louis, MO
- Oct. 6th St. Louis University, MO
- Oct. 7th Middle Tennessee State University in Murphreesboro TN
- Oct. 7th Jacksonville State University, AL
- Oct. 13th Delta State University in Cleveland, MS
- Oct. 14th University of North Alabama in Florence, AL
- Oct. 14th Troy University AL
- Oct. 20th Athens State University AL
- Nov. 4th Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, FL
- Nov. 4th University of Montavello, AL
For more information, consult the Counselor FAQ
