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Registering now
for 2007 Camps! Cost:
$150/wk
Before and
After-Care Available |
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To Register:
Call JA Office: 366-7800
Download the
Camp
Registration Form |
Imagine a place where kids can.....

 
"I
liked making up the products and helping customers."
Exchange City Camper
"Thanks
for giving my daughter a wonderful week. She was so filled with things
to talk about she fell asleep talking!"
Exchange City Summer Camp Parent
Summer
Camp At A Glance:
Exchange City Summer Camp is
for kids going into 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grades. The camp was created
as a response to the need for quality summer camps in general and,
specifically, for all of the parents and children who have asked for
more ways to "come to Exchange City". The five-day Camp
targets skills in the areas of math, communications, analytical
thinking, teamwork, citizenship and personal finance. The Exchange City
Summer Camp is designed so that children who have never attended
Exchange City will have a successful and unique experience, while those
who have attended will have a fresh and totally different experience.
The new career and role opportunities at Exchange City Summer Camp
include:
Advertising Agency
Boutique
Business Magazine
Chamber of Commerce
Citizen Public Accountant
Commercial Warehouse
Corporate Communications |
Delivery Services
The District Grille
Exchange City Bank
The Funky Shop
Law Firm
Chamber of Commerce
The Studio |
Campers become Exchange City citizens
and:

Operate retail stores, banks, delivery services, broadcast centers,
chambers of commerce, advertising agencies and law firms to name a few
Secure
bank loans to fund businesses
Invent
products
Create
business partnerships
Earn
paychecks and learn how to spend and manage money
The Summer Camp
Week
Exchange City Summer Camp sessions last a
full week (Monday - Friday) 9:00am - 3:00pm. We also have before and after-camp care
available.
Monday:
Campers determine the needs of a community and develop businesses
that address those needs; campers exploring careers and do
self-assessments; campers writing resumes, practice job interviewing
skills and are hired
Concepts and skills include: analyzing functions in a community,
developing business plans, creating a corporate community, career
exploration, resume writing, interviewing for jobs, teamwork.
Tuesday: Campers begin work in
their businesses; campers set up their personal and corporate accounts,
get business cards, plan their goods and services and investigate
business growth strategies through partnerships
Concepts and skills include: time management, personal finance,
corporate finance, partnerships, corporate culture, legal agreements and
contracts, business etiquette, marketing.
Wednesday: Campers are
introduced to the concept of corporate giving; campers analyze and
improve their partnerships; campers market their final products and
services and begin operations of the City
Concepts and skills include: charitable giving, negotiation, research,
business writing, product and service pricing, contract management,
presentation skills, relationship building, operating a business.
Thursday:
Campers operate the City; campers prepare for Friday's business
conference
Concepts and skills include: running all aspects of a city, being
producers and consumers, adjusting pricing and production, paying off a
loan, giving dividends and bonuses, reviewing best practices,
determining continuous improvement opportunities.
Friday: Campers hold a business
conference where they present their best practices and opportunities for
continuous improvement; campers create and operate their community-wide
fundraiser; campers decide on charities of the City's citizens'
choice
Concepts and skills include: writing, public speaking, stakeholder
relations, community relations, collaboration, influencing,
decision-making, community service.
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