CIT Program
Summer Full Day Sessions
June 23, 2025 - August 29, 2025 (choose any week)
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Designed for students who are ages 13-15 (approximately 7th to 10th grade) by the summer, our Counselors in Training (CIT) program teaches valuable lessons and skills in preparation for a future role as a summer camp counselor or a student coding teacher.
The Counselor in Training (CIT) will undergo training in basic coding and robotics during orientation (prior to summer).
These skills will be enhanced and reinforced by helping younger children with the same skills during the summer program.
The CIT program will also provide participants with valuable experience working with children and adults.
There will be a seminar on leadership, conflict resolution and communication skills.
During the summer session, there will be ongoing feedback and evaluation from the staff to help CITs improve their performance.
8:30am-9am Preparation for Day
9am-10:30am Coding Lessons & Projects
10:30am-11am Snack Break
11am-12pm 3D Printing & Hands On Science Experiments
12pm-1pm Lunch and outdoor time
1pm-2pm Coding Lessons & Projects
2pm-3pm Lego Robotics
3pm-3:30pm Feedback and Evaluations
Park Slope, Brooklyn
Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Lexington, MA
Acton, MA
Newton, MA
Frequently Asked Questions
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Not at all. While it would certainly be helpful if CITs have prior experience with coding and robotics, they will undergo training in basic coding and robotics during orientation which will be reinforced by helping younger children in those skills during the summer program.
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Yes, this program is an educational opportunity for the student, not employment. The tuition for the program is reflected in the listing for each location, and follows the same discount/refund/cancellation policy for the general summer program.
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We welcome anyone who is between the ages of 13 - 15 and is able to participate in all the activities we offer during the summer sessions. We also reserve the right to refuse to accept a participant who the staff determine would be detrimental to the overall success of the summer programs. We would issue a full tuition refund in such cases.