Jonah Kai Steiner

• Worked with children of varying age, interest, skill and developmental levels.
• Led groups of 10-15 children safely through variety of camp activities.
• Collaborated with other camp counselors to design fun and enriching learning activities for campers.
• Communicated with parents about campers' activities and reported concerns and suggestions to supervisor.
• Taught basic gymnastics to campers
• Dealt with temper tantrums, and other high stress situations

This was a job helping a family friend build his house out in buda. This was intended as a learning experience for me as doing this involved learning some basic skills in trades such as electrical work, construction, insulation, sheet rock installation, plumbing, and more. While initially working for free, when shown that he could pull his weight he started getting paid.

• Organized and retrieved tools
• Learned new skills and applied them daily
• Worked long hours in Texas summer heat
• Moved heavy objects, and handled majority of difficult manual labor

• This job was cooking & cleaning three meals a day for 40 people for a week.
• My employer was teaching at this instructor training workshop for the Wim Hof method, so i took the lead with meals majority of the time.
• A day looked like this
• waking up at 6:30 to prepare breakfast, wipe down all tables, and present food by 7:30 for mealtime. Once the meal was over i would collect dishes, wash them and wipe down tables once more.
• with little to no break i would start on preparing lunch which took much longer, and like breakfast i would need to wipe down tables, and present all food before 1:30. Once lunch was over i would once again do all cleaning
• This cycle continued for dinner, and by that time all work was finished it was around 8:30-9 Pm. Depending on breaks this culminated to an average of 12-14 hours per day of work.
• I was trusted with all this responsibility with little to no work experience, because my employer is a dear friend from my youth, and trusted in my ability to rise to the challenge