What is an Activity Coordinator?

As a coordinator, you're in charge of organizing, planning, and executing events or activities properly. That can even include making sure the team that you lead works together efficiently and effectively.

Most coordinators earn a bachelor's degree before even considering this job and a lot of them have prior leadership experience. Either way, you need to make sure you can prove that you can lead a team to pull off an event successfully.

You'll rarely ever need to work overtime as a coordinator but you might expect some overtime during busy periods. Usually, you'll just work a normal 40-hour schedule.

While your summer camp will most likely be quite different than summer camps at Camp Crystal Lake from "Friday the 13th," being a camp counselor can be fun. Especially when you're not being chased by Jason.

This is a great job to have if you've received your high school diploma, as you'll be in charge of designing and leading activities. The majority of your day will be spent in recreation centers and parks. So basically, if you like being in charge of groups of people, being active and spending some of the day (if not all) outside then you'll fit right in!

The most misinterpreted part of a concierge is probably its pronunciation. Let's get it right once and for all. Kon. See. Erhzh. We often associate the role of a concierge with the person holding the car door, greeting us, and getting our luggage at a hotel. But the modern-day concierge has also extended their services to being a personal butler, taking care of travel arrangements, dinner reservations, and, in rare cases, grocery shopping. Think of a more multi-tasking and independent version of Alfred from Batman.

Daily, a concierge is involved in tasks such as welcoming clients during entry and exit to a building, providing information assistance to guests, organizing resident transportations, and making actionable recommendations for the nearby premises. Besides that, they also attend to customer complaints, answer calls, assisting with your belongings, and helping schedule events.

Employers require a concierge to have a minimum of a high school diploma or G.E.D equivalent. This role earns, on average, $14 per hour and suits individuals who have excellent customer service.