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     If you are looking for a summer camp job opportunity, the following are some summer camp jobs
available for 2010 summer.
     1. Fishing / Fly-fishing
     Male 21+. Teach fishing and fly-fishing (用假蝇钓鱼) techniques. Live with 6-8 campers, teach basic
outdoor skills, lead backpacking trips and assist with canoe trips.
     Salary: $2,400.00-$3,000.00
     Roaring Brook Camp for Boys
     480 Roaring Brook Road
     Bradford, Vermont 05033, USA
     Contact: Dr. Candice Raines at (800) 802-747-0282
     2. Athletic Trainer
     International Sports Training Camp is a specialized sports camp located on a private 100-acre lake in
the scenic Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. We are famous for our outstanding facilities,
innovative (创新的) programs and friendly staff. We are looking for both students and certified athletic
trainers.
    Salary: $2,500.00
     International Sports Training Camp.
     1100 Twin Lake Road
     Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18360, USA
     Contact: Kara Klaus at (570) 6202267
    3. Head Cook
     Manage kitchen staff of 4, order food and prepare meals and snacks for 50-60 campers and staff daily
during sessions and training periods.
     Salary: $3, 000.00-$4,000.00
     Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies
     HC 83, Box 38DD
     Capon Bridge, West Virginia 26711, USA
     Contact: Vini Schoene at (540) 465-1516
    4. Drama Department Head
     Camp Airy (for boys) is seeking an experienced individual with a theater background and experience in
directing children's productions. Supervise counselor staff and direct two major productions in our
600-seat Outdoor Theatre. Our summer season runs from June 17 to August 18. Be sure to visit our
outstanding website at www.airylouise.org.
     Salary: Depends on Experience.
    Camp Airy & Camp Louise
    14938 Old Camp Airy Road
     Thurmont, Maryland 21788, USA
     Contact: Steve Goldklang at (410) 466-9010

1. Who would be most interested in the passage?

A. College teachers.
B. Online bloggers.
C. Holiday-goers.
D. Job seekers.

2. Mr. Smith is good at fishing and he plans to spend the summer doing what he loves and earn some
money. Which number should he dial?

A. (570) 6202267.
B. (540) 465-1516.
C. (800) 802-717-0282.
D. (410) 466-9010.

3. Which of the following statements about Athletic Trainer is TRUE?

A. College graduates are preferred.
B. Only professional athletes can apply.
C. This position offers a monthly salary of $3,500.
D. Applicants can get in touch with Kara Klaus.

4. Which of the following organizations offers a salary depending on experience?

A. Camp Airy & Camp Louise.
B. International Sports Training Camp.
C. Roaring Brook Camp for Boys.
D. Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies.

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