What is the ratio of staff to campers?
We ensure that there is a counselor for every three campers that attend each camp. Such a low ratio of staff to campers allows for extensive, closely-supervised social exchange amongst campers, whether it be one-on-one or in groups. Staff also address the individual needs of campers as they arise.
Excluding domestic and kitchen staff, around one staff member to four children. There is a group leader for each group (of 4-8 youngsters). There are additional activity leaders and sports coaches for relevant activities. In addition there are support staff who fulfill a broad range of duties as required, kitchen staff, a camp nurse, maintenance staff and language teachers.
A. Groups will be divided into a maximum of 15 campers to one staff member. Also provided will be time for individual instruction. Q. What type of campers attend camp? A. Our residential camps are designed to teach the young, the intermediate, and advanced player. Groups are arranged by age and skill in their training and games, so that 10-year-olds and 18-year-olds are not together. Q. What type of supervision do you provide? A. All activities both on and off the field are supervised by mature and responsible staff members for their entire stay in camp. No one is allowed to leave campus or leave their group during camp. Supervision in the dormitories at night is a premium requirement for our staff. Q. What do campers do in their free time? A. There is basically no free time. We provide nearly ten hours a day of enjoyable soccer training; however, between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. daily fun supervised activities such as swimming, bowling, and pool are provided. Q. Are teams welcome? A. Teams a
