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Summer Camp USA

Camp job, food + accommodation included

If you go down to the woods today. You’ll find minimum USD $2,250 camp pocket money, the best 18-30s you’ve ever met, and the ultimate summer job working as a Camp Counsellor in America.

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Welcome to the new home for BUNAC and JENZA camp

From Manchester to Melbourne, six in-person hiring days announced!

Now with USD $2,250 first-timer pocket money for summer ‘25

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The ultimate summer job abroad

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Why do summer camp in America?

Here's why we de-camp Stateside every summer. 1. Spend nine weeks living and working in America. 2. Get paid to do what you love – from coaching sports to teaching crafts. 3. Give your CV a serious bootcamp. 4. Help shape the lives of children and young adults. 5. Finally understand what the third 'F’ in BFF stands for.

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It would say on the tin...

What is summer camp in America?

An all-American tradition, between Jun-Aug each year, children and teenagers from across America attend sleepaway camps for 1-8 weeks. From coast to coast, Camp Directors hire like-minded 18-30s from all over the world to help run the summer camps. It’s the chance to work abroad each summer, make lifelong friends, and turn your passion into a paid job.

Is it for me?

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From USD $499

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18-30 + most nationalities

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No need to be a student

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9-week job + 30 days to travel

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Depart by 20 June

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Bed + board included

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Great for solo travellers

Reasons to work at camp

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Earn money

Working at camp in America is one of the most affordable ways to fund your summer overseas. BUNAC has one of the lowest program costs and highest first-timer salaries. Plus, meals and accommodation are included at camp.

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Explore America

Summer camp is the ultimate way to see the world – without having to take a year out or use up a working holiday visa. You’ll have 1-2 days off a week, plus 30 days after camp to let your beach hair down and travel around America.

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Make a difference

As an older sibling, role model and impromptu talent show costume maker – you'll directly impact the lives of your campers. While also getting a CV crash course in leadership and teamwork skills that future employers will love.

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Is Summer Camp USA for me?

Despite being the home of the doughnut, we're not going to sugar coat it. Camp is hard work. You've got to want to work with kids, love the outdoors, and mostly be ok with shaving foam pies to the face. But watching your campers grow in confidence, while also growing yourself? That's a summer job you won't find anywhere else.

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Visa + cost

Who can apply for Summer Camp USA?

To work at a summer camp in America, you need to be eligible for a J-1 cultural exchange visa. This allows you to work for the duration of your camp job – with 30 days before and after to travel. The application process for a J-1 visa consists of an online application and in-person interview at a US Embassy or Consulate in your home country. As well as going through the visa process themselves for their own summers at camp, our Camp Crew help hundreds of BUNAC-ers each year – so will support you step-by-step.

If this isn't your first rodeo at camp, read our FAQs to find out whether you need to apply as a first-timer or returner.

Most nationalities can go to camp – check below for the other eligibility requirements.

Am I eligible?

Most nationalities can apply, you’ll also need to be:

  • Aged 18-30 (you must be aged 18 by 1 June of the summer you are travelling)
  • Able to fly to the USA before 20 June
  • Able to commit to the whole camp season, usually 8-12 weeks
  • Be a fluent English speaker with no criminal history
  • Have some prior experience working with children or young adults.
  • Have a passport that’s valid for at least six months beyond your stay
  • Have proof of an onward flight from the USA

First-timer

Deposit


USD $49

Next payment


USD $200

Final payment


USD $250

Total

USD $499

What’s included

  • 7-9 week summer camp job
  • Minimum USD $2,250 pocket money
  • Food + accommodation at camp
  • 4 months’ medical insurance
  • In-person + virtual hiring days
  • Sponsorship to work in the USA
  • Step-by-step visa guidance
  • US Embassy interview prep
  • SEVIS US Government fee
  • Pre-departure call for all the intel
  • Discord group for all the friends
  • 1-on-1 support before you go
  • 24/7 support on the ground

US Embassy fee

This is paid directly to the US Embassy and currently costs USD $185 (+ an additional $215 for Australia passport holders)

Support funds

You may be required to show proof that you can access USD $800

Travel insurance for camp

Medical cover is included, but you must also purchase travel insurance

Flights

We don’t recommend booking flights until your J-1 visa is approved

Travel after camp

Get 10% off worldwide Contiki trips before you go! Friends = benefits

Returner

Deposit


USD $49

Next payment


USD $200

Final payment


USD $200

Total

USD $449

What’s included

  • Vetting of your camp job
  • Food + accommodation at camp
  • 4 months’ medical insurance
  • Sponsorship to work in the USA
  • Step-by-step visa guidance
  • US Embassy interview prep
  • SEVIS US Government fee
  • Pre-departure call for all the intel
  • Discord group for all the friends
  • 1-on-1 support before you go
  • 24/7 support on the ground

The money bit

Returner salaries are negotiated directly with your camp

Non-BUNAC returner

A surcharge of £100 (or equivalent currency) will be added to your booking if you haven't been to camp with BUNAC or either of our sibling brands before (JENZA or USIT). If you're returning to a different camp, you must apply as a first-timer - check our FAQs for more

US Embassy fee

This is paid directly to the US Embassy and currently costs USD $185 (+ an additional $215 for Australia passport holders)

Support funds

You may be required to show proof that you can access USD $800

Travel insurance for camp

Medical cover is included, but you must also purchase travel insurance

Flights

We don’t recommend booking flights until your J-1 visa is approved

Travel after camp

Get 10% off worldwide Contiki trips before you go! Friends = benefits

Balancing profit with purpose, summer camp only works for us if it works for others too. BUNAC donates 5% of profits to our Youth Access Scholarship Fund so that young people from under-served and lower-income backgrounds can experience working at camp. Find out more and apply for scholarship funding.

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Good job!

Career bootcamp

Employers and admissions tutors love to see summer camp on a resume. It shows you have the motivation to live and work overseas, can think on your feet, and have next level leadership and problem-solving skills.

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Jobs + camps

What jobs can I do at summer camp?

As early as October, Camp Directors start recruiting for General Counsellors, Activity Counsellors and Additional Needs Counsellors – or a hybrid role where you do a bit of everything. As a first-timer working at summer camp, you'll earn at least USD $2,250 for the summer – with meals and accommodation included. You'll need some childcare experience to work at camp, but talk to us about what that entails – as many people have relevant experience without realising it. All training is done at camp during your orientation – which typically takes place in June a week before your campers arrive.

General Counsellor jobs are usually the first roles to be filled - so we recommend applying early and being open to accepting your first job interview. In the words of Adam, 8x camp alumni and our Head of Operations:

"Everyone leaves camp thinking theirs is the best. And it's not because of the facilities or even the location, it's about the experience. Every camp has something incredible to offer. So say yes to any opportunity you get and don't be distracted thinking you need to consider lots of different camps."

Camp in numbers

300+

Over 300 American camps in our hiring pool

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Our placement rate to get you a job at camp

100%

The % of our camp team who’ve been to camp

Ways to get hired

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The hiring pool

Once we’ve helped you create an all-star camp application, it will be entered into the camp hiring pool where a bit of matchmaking happens. Based on your skills, Camp Directors will approach you for a video interview – and likewise, you can reach out to them to show your interest in their camp.

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IRL hiring days

Throughout the year, we also host in-person hiring days where you can meet Camp Directors face-to-face, interview on the day, and (everything crossed) walk away with a camp job! Check out the upcoming events below for our next in-person hiring days and how to sign up.

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Virtual hiring days

We know it can be costly to travel to in-person events, so we also have virtual hiring days. This is where Camp Directors hire for multiple positions over a day via video interviews. Remember, you can get hired between Oct-Apr in our hiring pool - so if there's not a hiring event coming up, don't hold out!

Types of camp jobs

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Activity Counsellors

Summer camp superpower: Leadership

Where else can you spend the summer doing your hobby and inspiring others to love it like you do – and get paid for it? The most common role at summer camp, Activity Counsellors are usually a hybrid role – where you’ll spend a large part of your day teaching your chosen activity alongside general counsellor duties. Most camps have an alphabet of 50+ activities you can teach – including gymnastics, soccer, basketball, swimming, sailing, horseriding, archery, survival, climbing, art, dance, rock band and more. You don’t usually need qualifications to teach an activity at camp (although it will help you to get hired) – just the passion and patience to lead in that activity.

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General Counsellor

Summer camp superpower: Creativity

General Counsellors are the ultimate all-rounders and ultimate role models. As a General Counsellor, you’ll need bags of energy, enthusiasm and empathy. Some of your campers will be away from home for the first time, so it’s your job to make them feel safe and supported. Day-to-day you’ll do a bit of everything – from supervising bunk clean-ups to helping run activities. In return for being a general superhero with the ability to fashion eight talent show costumes out of 20 hair ties and a laundry bag, you’ll build incredible bonds with your campers and watch them grow in confidence and self-esteem – while also growing yourself with a bunk load of professional and soft skills.

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Additional Needs Counsellor

Summer camp superpower: Compassion

This is one of the most challenging, but rewarding roles you can do at camp. Leaving preconceived ideas of what’s possible at the camp gates, day-to-day you’ll be breaking down barriers – helping campers of differing abilities to do adapted activities and supporting them to have a camp experience that otherwise wouldn't have been accessible to them. In return for being the world’s best human, you’ll form unique one-on-one bonds with your campers and have an experience that will shape who you are and how you view others. These camp jobs can be challenging, but our team will work with you to understand your confidence and comfort levels.

Locations

Where can I go to summer camp?

From Cali to Connecticut, we have 300+ American summer camps across 30 states in our hiring pool. When deciding where to go to camp, try to keep an open mind. It's a universal camp truth that wherever you end up, you'll come away thinking your camp was the greatest – and probably return year after year with a new camp tattoo. (Or was that just Niall, our Camp Co-Ordinator?).

It's summer, so everywhere should be hot and sunny. And by their very nature, summer camps have a front row seat onto some of America’s most beautiful scenery. So, go for a camp job that best fits your interests – not a camp location that hits your bucket list. Save that for your travels after camp!

Upcoming events

Get hired or get the intel

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In-person camp hiring days | UK + Ireland

26 Oct Manchester | 28 Jan Dublin | 01 Feb London

Meet Camp Directors face-to-face, connect with others heading to camp, and (fingers crossed) get hired on the day. To register your interest, apply for Summer Camp USA and let us know which city you'd like to attend. We can't wait to see your face, but don't worry if you can't make an in-person event - the quickest way to get hired is in our hiring pool.

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In-person hiring days | Australia

07 Dec Melbourne | 08 Dec Sydney | 09 Dec Brisbane

Meet Camp Directors face-to-face, connect with others heading to camp, and (fingers crossed) get hired on the day. To register your interest, apply for Summer Camp USA and let us know which city you'd like to attend. We can't wait to see your face, but don't worry if you can't make an in-person event - the quickest way to get hired is in our hiring pool.

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What you say

You will leave camp a completely different person.

Nora, Camp Photographer, Camp Pontiac

What you say

I had a summer that changed my life for the better.

Rebekah, Theatre Specialist, Iroquois Springs Camp

What you say

It all sounds so cliché, but the camp family is real.

Sophie, Waterfront Specialist, Kingsley Pines Camp

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The team who’ve been

To our BUNAC Camp Crew, summer camp is the happiest place on Earth. (Sorry Disney, you’re also quite fun). We’ve all worked at summer camp in America, and many of us still go back to camp each summer – returning with all the fresh first-hand info and intel.

How it works

When to apply for summer camp in America?

Like Vegas, our program doesn't close – so you can book year-round with a deposit and get a head start on your application. However, applications for that summer usually shut in April, so if you book after that, it will be for the following year. Going to summer camp isn’t like planning your average summer jolly. From submitting your application, to getting hired and securing your J-1 visa – can take between 30 days to 3-6 months. Camp Directors typically start hiring in October, so to save you having to hustle – apply early to give yourself plenty of time to get through the process.

Your countdown to camp

Check the visa eligibility on this page, hit ‘apply now’ and create your profile. You can then access your online account anytime from the top of this page. Once you’ve paid your deposit, you’ll need to book a non-scary camp consultation with the BUNAC team. This is a visa requirement and is to check your eligibility and make sure that the camp program is right for you. You can then move onto your sponsorship application – ready for your camp consultation.

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In the resources section of your online account, you’ll find everything you need to fill out your sponsorship application. Ultimately, this application needs to be approved by our US sponsor and is what allows you to work in America – so it’s time to make it shine! You’ll need to provide your education history, childcare experience, a personal statement and two references from a teacher, employer or non-relative adult. Getting the fear? Don’t worry – we'll provide you with all the intel on creating a winning application.

Time to dial in for your camp consultation. This is a one-on-one 30-minute call with the BUNAC team or one of our camp alumni and is designed to check your eligibility, discuss your skills and motivation for working at camp, and go over your application to make sure it's hitting the right notes. It’s also a chance to ask questions. While this is a strictly non-interview dress scenario, you need to show up – physically and mentally – to get the most out of the call and to set yourself up for the next step.

1-14 days

Once you’ve paid your second payment, your application will go into the camp hiring pool. Here, Camp Directors will approach you to set up an interview and likewise, you can express interest in camps. While we love a pool hang, we’d advise being flexible here versus holding out for a specific camp and loitering too long in the hiring pool. Whichever camp you end up at, you’ll swear it's the best. It’s more important to get hired than it is to hold out and risk staying home! Throughout the year, we also have in-person and virtual hiring days where you can meet and interview with Camp Directors.

7-30+ days

You’ll then have a video interview with your camp. This is a job interview, so make sure you’ve geeked up on all the prep in your online account. Act professionally but also show your personality – as this goes a long way at camp! If you get offered a camp job, we advise taking it as we can’t guarantee you’ll be offered more than one interview. Plus, be open-minded – Camp Directors are experts at recruiting, so trust that you’re a great fit for that camp. If you’re struggling to get hired, our Camp Crew will step in, help you to improve your application and try to match you to a position.

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To work in the USA, you need a US sponsor. Along with IENA, our US partner, we'll then secure your DS-2019 paperwork which will be sent to you electronically. This document allows you to apply for your J-1 visa. This involves an online application and in-person interview at the US Embassy or Consulate in your home country. We recommend booking your embassy appointment the day you receive your DS-2019, as it isn't unusual for embassy appointments to get booked up or run out of appointments in the lead up to camp.

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In your online account, you’ll find step-by-step guidance on filling out your online J-1 application and prepping for your US Embassy interview. The embassy will keep your passport for 7-10 days, returning it by post along with your visa stamp. So if you have any trips booked in the lead up to camp or need a new passport, make sure you factor this into your timelines! Unfortunately, camp providers don’t have any control over the availability of visa appointments or the outcome of your appointment.

7-10+ days

Once you have your J-1 visa, it’s safe to book your flights and travel insurance. Make sure you book a return ticket – as you’ll need this to get through US immigration. In Apr/May, the BUNAC team run camp orientations via group video calls to get you all set up for life at camp. As well as being mandatory for your visa, it’s also a great way to connect and get all your camp questions answered.

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While many camps offer transport, camps are scattered all over the USA and our travellers fly in from all over the world, so you’re responsible for getting from the airport to your camp. Typically, you’ll arrive a week before your campers. This is to connect with your camp family and complete your training. Going from your home life to camp life can feel like a shock to the system. But go with it. Guaranteed, once you settle in, you won’t be able to imagine spending a summer anywhere else!

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Earn back your adventures

We know the most authentic voices come from our community. Whether you want to come on board as an ambassador, roadtester or as a one-off collaborator for blogs, vlogs or images – earn some extra $$ on the road with a content side hustle.

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Camp stories

The inside story on summer camp

What’s summer camp in America actually like? Why is everyone always covered in paint? And why give up your summer to live in the woods with a bunch of strangers? Each year, we send a camp roadtester out to feedback on our program so that we're constantly improving. Plus, bring you all the inside intel on life at camp.

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Grab life by the footballs

You can get involved with 50+ arts, sports and activities at camp - so whatever your passion, you’ll find your people at camp. A summer of lakeside swims and campfire nights, it’s a way to step out of your comfort zone, travel with purpose, and get a bunk load of life experience.

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Not found what you're looking for? Hit 'Ask a question' below and one of our Camp Crew will come back to you - pen pal style.

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Each summer, children and teenagers attend sleepaway camps for 1-8 weeks between Jun-Aug. A supported place for them to learn new activities, grow their skills and experience living away from home in the great outdoors – camps are seen as integral to a child’s social and cultural development. Each year, Camp Directors hire 18-30 year olds from all over the world to work as Camp Counsellors, Activity Specialists and Additional Needs Counsellors.

Summer camp is the opportunity for international students and 18-30s to experience living and working overseas in beautiful parts of America. You’ll help to shape the lives of your campers – while also developing your own leadership and problem-solving skills. Great for your resume, bank account and social life – you’ll earn a camp salary, have meals and accommodation included, and make friends from all over the world.

Depending on the camp and your role, summer camps typically run for between 7-12 weeks each summer.

Summer camp happens over America’s summer school holidays, which are longer than in most countries. Therefore, arrival dates are set between 1 May and 20 June. Typically, you’ll arrive a week before your campers to help set up the camp, learn the ropes and do your training. Preference is often given to applicants who are available at an earlier date and for longer periods of time, so for the best chance of securing a camp job, be open and flexible.

You can apply for the program year-round, however, applications for the summer will typically close by April. If you apply after that, it will be for the following year. It can take 30+ days to complete your camp application, have your camp consultation with us, and gather the two references you need to be placed into the hiring pool. We recommend applying as early as possible so that you’re ready when Camp Directors start hiring – which is typically from Oct-Apr. Jump to camp process and timelines.

No, this type of J-1 visa is open to non-students and most nationalities aged 18-30.

You can apply for the Summer Camp USA program when you’re 17, but you must be 18 by the 1 June for the summer you’re travelling.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept joint applications, as each application is viewed on an individual basis and merit – with Camp Directors hiring based on their need for a specific skill, activity or applicant. However, there is nothing to stop you and a friend expressing an interest in the same camp once you’re in the hiring pool or applying for the same camps at one of our hiring events. However, being hired together is not guaranteed. While it can seem daunting to go to camp alone, the majority of people do so everyone is in the same boat. You'll quickly make friends at camp who fill fast feel like you've known each other forever.

Depending on the camp, you’ll typically get 1-2 days off a week. This time is free to explore, travel into local town and cities, or simply to chill. Trust us when we say that camp can be exhausting – so make sure you’re using your time off to relax and recharge!

Accommodation is included at camp, but every camp is different. Accommodation can vary from cabins to dorms to permanent tents. And can either be staff only, or accommodation where you’re with your campers. This type of communal living can be a bit of a shock to the system at first, but don’t be put off – guaranteed you'll be missing living 24/7 with your camp family when you return home!

Each person applying for camp must have a camp consultation with BUNAC. This is a US Department of State requirement and is to screen applicants to ensure their suitability for the program. It’s also a time to ask questions and ensure that working at camp is the right fit for you. Your camp consultation takes place after you have paid your deposit, is via a video call, and usually lasts around 30 minutes. If you don’t get accepted onto the program after your camp consultation, your deposit will be refunded.

Your embassy interview will take place at the US Embassy or Consulate in your home country and is to obtain your J-1 visa after you’ve been hired and we’ve issued your sponsorship paperwork.

There are three ways to get hired for summer camp – via our camp hiring pool, attending a BUNAC in-person camp hiring event, or attending a BUNAC virtual hiring event. In all cases, you can express your interest in camps and if your skills are a match, Camp Directors will reach out to interview you. We would advise being open-minded about where you go to camp and recommend accepting your first job offer.

The short answer is yes, you do. The longer answer is that childcare experience can come in many forms. Which is why we turned it into this handy article. (Add blog link once live)

  • If you haven’t been to camp before, you need to select first-timer.
  • If you have been to camp before but are going to a new camp for the summer, you need to apply as a first-timer.
  • If you’ve booked summer camp in the past with BUNAC or either of our sibling brands, JENZA or USIT, AND are returning to the same camp - select returner for our loyalty returner price.
  • If you are returning to the same camp but haven't booked with BUNAC or either of our sibling brands before, a £100 (or currency equivalent) surcharge will be added to your booking.

You’ll need a J-1 cultural exchange visa to work at summer camp. This visa allows you to work for the duration of your camp job, plus travel for 30 days after. The J-1 visa currently costs USD $185 ($300 for Australia passport holders) and consists of an online application and in-person interview at a US Embassy or Consulate in your home country. Our Camp Crew have done this thousands of times, so will provide you with step-by-step guidance and interview prep.

To work at summer camp in America, you need to be sponsored by a government approved sponsor. Together with IENA, our in-country partners, we provide your sponsorship paperwork – otherwise known as your DS-2019 form or ‘Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor (J-1) Status’. You cannot apply for your J-1 visa without a DS-2019. We’ll send this to you electronically once you have a camp job offer, you’ve paid in full, and have completed the steps in your online account.

SEVIS stands for Student and Exchange Visitor Information System and is a database where the US Government keeps track of cultural exchange visitors travelling on a J-1 visa. The cost of being placed in the SEVIS database is USD $35 and is included in your camp program.

We have a 99% placement rate, so are confident that if you apply early enough when plenty of camps are still hiring, we’ll be able to get you an interview with a camp. If you choose not to accept your camp job, you can roll over your application to the following year without penalties. If you wish to cancel, you’ll get a refund minus the cost of your deposit plus 30% of your second payment. This typically works out at around £100 or the equivalent in your own currency, but check the pricing box here for the exact installment amounts you will have paid.

Committed to keeping camp as affordable as possible, BUNAC has one of the lowest camp program fees. Jump to the top of the page to find the cost of Summer Camp USA in your local currency. On top of the program cost, you’ll also need to factor in the J-1 visa, flights, travel insurance and support funds. Jump to what’s not included.

Yes. Medical insurance is included that covers against accident and illness while you are in the USA, but does not cover for routine care. You must also purchase comprehensive travel insurance to cover you against other aspects of your trip – including cancellation, curtailment, legal cover, luggage, personal items, repatriation and more.

Just like any earned income, you will pay tax on the money you earn at camp. You will have to pay 10% income tax, then depending on what state you are working in, you may also be charged state taxes. You will need to file a tax return before April the following summer, you can either do this independently or use a company to do it such as taxback.com.

Yes!

Nothing at all – BUNAC, JENZA and USIT are all part of the same work and travel family. We previously operated out of different countries with different names, but from September 2024, BUNAC became our global camp name. We’re still the same team, with the same mission and same awesome camp inclusions – we just go by a different name.

Legends on the summer camp scene since 1972, find out more about BUNAC’s camp story here.

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