KID S SUMMER CAMP WEIL DER STADT

Name: KID S SUMMER CAMP WEIL DER STADT
Start: 2019-07-27
End: 2019-08-11
Location: Weil der Stadt, Germany

Germany Children Children Fixed dates

About the project

📝 Detailed information

🏢 About the local organisation

The town of Weil der Stadt , located close to Stuttgart, organizes annually a summer-camp for kids: There are about 95 children taking part each year. In the first two weeks of summer holidays, they get picked up in the morning, spend their day at a holiday house and return in the afternoon at 5. On Friday, there s one overnight-stay and a common breakfast. Saturday afternoon and Sunday are free. This year, a group of international volunteers will be welcomed for the second time, to support the day care activities.

💼 What the programme involves

The children are 6-12 years old. They may participate for just one of the two weeks or both. Together with a group of German caregivers, you will support their free-time program. You are welcome to bring your own games, songs and ideas

🏠 Accommodation on site

You will stay directly in Weil der Stadt. Camp beds, sanitary facilities and a kitchen are provided. During the week you will eat your lunch with the children and don t need to cook.

📍 About the location

Weil der Stadt is a town with almost 20.000 inhabitants. It has a very nice historical centre and is located at the outskirts of the Black Forest i perfect for hiking, if you re up to it Also, public transportation is good, so you can easily reach BW s capital Stuttgart, as well as Karlsruhe or Pforzheim.

⚠️ Requirements

It is not necessary to speak German, in order to participate; however, it is a big help for sure The children usually don t speak English; some of the kids have an international background though, so you might be able to communicate with some of them in your mother tongue. NOTE: Please attach a Motivation Letter with your application We would like to know about your motivation to work with children, if you have any experiences in this field and if you speak (a bit of) German.