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Can you make someone's summer?
Help us in our mission to provide high-quality, enjoyable and safe study-holiday experiences to students from overseas? These students come to learn English, play sports, engage in art, crafts, or drama activities, experience the famous sites of London, Oxford and other nearby cities, and return home having made new friends and with great memories of the summer.
Staff Testimonials
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“As the Junior Activities Manager (JAM) last summer, I had an incredible experience that I will always cherish. This position allowed me to take charge of organising and supervising various activities for the young learners, and it was truly a rewarding role. One of the highlights of my time as a JAM was the opportunity to plan and execute a wide range of engaging activities. Witnessing their enthusiasm and excitement as they participated in these activities was incredibly fulfilling. In addition to organising activities. It allowed me to combine my passion for working with children with my organisational and leadership skills”
Houda - Junior Activities Manager, London Programme
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“…Whilst I’ve learned much these past years, it was the tricks and tips of boarding behaviour management and successful safeguarding that I picked up at WSE that have made me the successful pastoral practitioner that I am today!”
James - House Parent at Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
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“…It’s definitely helped me with confidence…It could be hilarious good fun as well. The unpredictable nature of working with kids means that you can’t stress too much. As long as everyone is safe and happy…”
Mary - House Parent at Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
We are not currently recruiting for any teaching positions, but please check back again soon in case we open up any positions at one of our centres.
House Parent
The House Parent role at English Study Camps is pivotal to our residential students enjoying their time in their boarding house accommodation. The House Parent is in charge of one of our boarding houses making sure that students are living in a safe and secure environment allowing them to enjoy their time living with other students. The position requires excellent communication and organisational skills whilst always having the safety of the students and other staff members living in the house at the forefront of their decisions made. It is a role that requires a strong commitment to student safeguarding and wellbeing and allows the post holder to be in ‘loco parentis’ of our international students and to make a positive impact on their stay with us.
£480 per week (£538 including holiday pay)
Non-Residential Excursions & Activities Manager (EAM)
The Excursions & Activities Manager (EAM) is responsible for planning, publicising, and delivering an engaging programme of excursions and activities for students aged 14-16. The programme should complement the English-language classes that students also receive. The EAM must maintain the high standards of safeguarding (including supervision and pastoral care) associated with ESC. In doing so, students, parents, agents, and staff alike should feel satisfied with the programme. The EAM leads a large team of Excursions & Activity Leaders who have experience and knowledge in various social activities including sports, drama, music and arts. The position largely involves accompanying the Excursion Leaders and students on excursions into London and making sure all excursion policies are being adhered to.
£625 per week (£700 including holiday pay)
