Education Camp

Teaching is more than standing in front of a class and presenting a lesson.

It’s capturing your students’ attention with creative visuals. It’s making a Bible story, history lesson, or art project come alive. It’s sharing a love for learning.

At education camp, you’ll learn successful teaching techniques and how to incorporate those techniques into a lesson plan. Then, you’ll teach your lesson to the class. In the process, you just might discover a passion for teaching.

Education camp is open to campers from 14 to 18 years old who have just completed or are entering grades 9–12.

July 3–7

Experience

using teaching aids and educational resources to construct an engaging lesson on a topic that interests you.

Create

an appealing visual to use in your lesson, display at camp, and then take home for future use.

Teach

your lesson in a mock classroom scenario where your camp friends are your students.

Education Camp
Education Camp
Education Camp
Education Camp

What to Expect

Insight from experienced teachers
Practice with real-life classroom tools
Teaching tips you can apply now
Daily Bible challenges
And more!

And however you spend your free time, you’ll be spending it with newfound friends. From climbing the rock wall to cooling off at the ice-skating rink or testing your skills on the FlowRider—it’s all waiting for you. Check out a full list of activities.

Meet Your Camp Director

Mrs. Fanjoy

Mrs. Sonya Fanjoy

Mrs. Sonya Fanjoy’s passion for teaching developed early in life when she began helping classmates who had learning difficulties. Her love for teaching led her to pursue a bachelor’s degree in elementary education at Pensacola Christian College. After graduating in 2005, Mrs. Fanjoy touched the lives of students from nursery to 6th grade as a substitute teacher. She now teaches second grade at Pensacola Christian Academy.

Education Camp Instructors

Teachers from Pensacola Christian College and Pensacola Christian Academy with years of teaching experience—and a passion for teaching—work alongside you all week. They share personal insight and helpful tips for teaching in a variety of settings.