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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.
Safer Recruitment
English Study Camps is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Everyone who works with us—teachers, managers, house parents, welfare and activities staff, and contractors—must share this commitment.
All offers of employment are subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks: identity and right-to-work, appropriate criminal-records checks (including an enhanced DBS with children’s barred list where the role is eligible), and overseas checks where relevant. We take a minimum of two professional references (including your most recent employer), verify employment history, and explore any gaps. Suitability for working with children is assessed through application screening, structured interviews, and referencing.
We provide safeguarding training and clear codes of conduct; all staff are expected to follow our reporting procedures and uphold our safeguarding policies at all times.
Programme Dates 2026
Wimbledon
Dates: 21st June - 16th August 2026
Lord Wandsworth College
Dates: 5th July - 8th August 2026
Epsom College
Dates: 5th July - 1st August 2026
Jobs at Lord Wandsworth College
LWC Excursion Manager (EM)
The Excursion Manager (EM) is responsible for planning, organising, and overseeing a stimulating and well-structured program of excursions for students aged 8–17. The Excursion Manager ensures that all off-site trips are safe, engaging, educational, and align with ESC’s mission and safeguarding standards. The EM works closely with the Social Activities Manager, Welfare Manager, and Centre Manager to guarantee smooth logistics, effective communication, and student satisfaction. The role requires excellent organizational skills, strong leadership, and the ability to manage staff and students in a dynamic residential environment. The working day is long, fast-paced, and demanding. However, it is also varied and highly rewarding, offering the chance to make a real difference to young people’s experiences. Even when off duty, staff should remain ready to respond promptly to any emergencies, including those that may occur at night.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
£650 per week (£728.46 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
LWC House Parent
The House Parent role at English Study Camps is pivotal to our 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 rewarding position that allows the post holder to be in ‘loco parentis’ of our international students and to make a positive impact on their stay with us.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
Age 18-20 years old: £480 per week
Age 21 years old or older: £587 per week
+ Full board accommodation included
Residential English Language Teacher
Our English Language Teachers are at the heart of any successful summer school. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our residential schools in the summer of 2026, and our teachers are vital in ensuring their experience is educational and fulfilling. As well as delivering our exciting courses in the classroom, teachers supervise and support students on a weekly academic excursion and a selection of activities, and may provide some pastoral duties. A stimulating and varied position, it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and provide a memorable and educational experience to our students at ESC.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
£600 per week (£672 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
LWC Residential Social Activities Leader
The Social Activities Leader position is part of the SAL Team that is the glue for any successful Summer School. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our residential school in the summer of 2026, and our SALs play a vital part in making sure all non-academic parts of the programme are running smoothly. This includes not only the activity programme in the afternoon and evening, but also the weekend excursions, pastoral duties and arrival/departure weekend. As the job is always varied it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and have a huge influence on our students’ positive experience at ESC.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
Age 18-20 years old: £480 per week
Age 21 years or older: £587 per week
+ Full board accommodation included
LWC Social Activities Manager (SAM)
The Social Activities Manager (SAM) is responsible for planning, publicising, and delivering an engaging programme of afternoon and evening activities for students aged 8-17. The programme should complement the English-language classes that students also receive. The SAM 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 SAM leads a large team of Social Activity Leaders who have experience and knowledge in various social activities including sports, drama, music and arts. The working day is long, fast-paced, and demanding. However, it is also varied and highly rewarding, offering the chance to make a real difference to young people’s experiences. Even when off duty, staff should remain ready to respond promptly to any emergencies, including those that may occur at night.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
£650 per week (£728.46 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
LWC Welfare and Student Services Manager (WSSM)
The Welfare and Student Services Manager at our residential schools is fundamental in making sure that our students, staff and visitors are able to study, live, work and visit the centre that is a safe and caring environment. Working as part of the Safeguarding and Centre Management Team at the centre, the postholder leads by example and leads the pastoral team. With direct line management of the Deputy Welfare Manager, Welfare Leaders, House Parents and staff who are timetabled for pastoral duties the WSSM will ensure that the boarding houses are run smoothly and are a welcoming and safe place for everyone to live in. The WSSM plays a huge part in making sure our students have a great time with us using their previous experience in boarding schools / residential setting to meet and exceed ESC expectations. The WSSM also takes on the role of the Deputy Centre Manager when the Centre Manager is on their day off or off site.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
£780 per week (£874.15 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
Welfare Leader for LWC
The Welfare Leader position is part of the Pastoral Team that is the key for our Summer centre to run well. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our residential schools in the summer of 2026, and our Welfare Leaders play a vital part in making sure all non-academic parts of the programme are running smoothly. This includes residential duties such as meal and break supervision, night-time duty, room checks, and additional pastoral duties as required. As the job is always varied it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and have a huge influence on our students’ positive experience at ESC.
📍Location: Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
Age 18-20 years old £480 per week
Age 21 years old or older £587 per week
+ Full board accommodation included
Jobs in Wimbledon
English Study Camps Operations Coordinator
The English Study Camps Operations Coordinator supports the smooth running of our junior summer programmes by coordinating seasonal staff, managing operational planning, and maintaining strong relationships with host school sites and suppliers. The role includes organising excursions and transport, keeping accurate records, managing equipment, and assisting with safer recruitment and compliance in line with KCSIE. The Coordinator also oversees staff-facing social media and internal communications, supports year-round short courses, and contributes to a positive safeguarding culture. This is a varied, hands-on role requiring excellent organisation, communication, and a collaborative approach, with regular summer travel to our residential centres.
📍Location: Wimbledon, London
£26,000 per annum FTE.
January–February 2026 will be worked at 4 days (32 hours) per week and paid pro-rata; from March 2026 the role is full-time (40 hours/week)
Non-Residential English Language Teacher
Our English Language Teachers are at the heart of any successful summer school. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our Wimbledon school in the summer of 2026, and our teachers are vital in ensuring their experience is educational and fulfilling. As well as delivering our exciting courses in the classroom, teachers supervise and support students during a variety of afternoon and weekend excursions. A stimulating and varied position, it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and provide a memorable and educational experience to our students at ESC.
📍Location: Wimbledon, London
£600 per week (£672.41 including holiday pay)
Non-Residential Excursions & Activities Leader (EL)
The Excursions & Activities Leader (EL) position is part of the Excursions & Activities Team that is the glue for any successful Summer School. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our Wimbledon school in the summer of 2026, and our ELs play a vital part in making sure all non-academic parts of the programme are running smoothly. This includes primarily leading our students on excursions into London four times a week after their lessons, an afternoon of sports and activities on a Wednesday, two full day excursions on the weekend, but also the two evening activities, and airport arrivals/departures at the weekend. As the job is always varied it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and have a huge influence on our students’ positive experience at ESC.
📍Location: Wimbledon, London
18-20 year old - £480 + holiday pay per week
21+ year old - £587 + holiday pay per week
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 14-17. 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 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.
📍Location: Wimbledon, London
£650 per week (£728.46 including holiday pay)
Non-residential Airport Coordinator (AC)
The Airport Coordinator’s main role is to plan the weekend arrivals and departures for our English Study Camp programmes. The position is pivotal in ensuring our students arrival and departure from the UK is seamless. These first and last impressions are very important and therefore the Airport Coordinator plays a big role in making sure these impressions are positive. Using excellent planning, logistical and organisational skills is paramount to the job whilst working alongside the Centre Managers at each ESC centre to make sure information is passed to the relevant team. It is a fantastic opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment and making a real difference to our students experience at ESC.
📍Location: Wimbledon, London
£587 per week (+ holiday pay)
Jobs at Epsom College
Epsom House Parent
The House Parent role at English Study Camps is pivotal to our 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 rewarding position that allows the post holder to be in ‘loco parentis’ of our international students and to make a positive impact on their stay with us.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
Age 18-20 years old - £480 per week
Age 21 years old or older - £587 per week
+ holiday pay
+ Full board accommodation included
Epsom Residential English Language Teacher
Our English Language Teachers are at the heart of any successful summer school. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our three residential schools in the summer of 2026, and our teachers are vital in ensuring their experience is educational and fulfilling. As well as delivering our exciting courses in the classroom, teachers supervise and support students on a weekly academic excursion and a selection of activities, and may provide some pastoral duties. A stimulating and varied position, it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and provide a memorable and educational experience to our students at ESC.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
£600 per week (£672 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
Epsom Social Activities Manager (SAM)
The Social Activities Manager (SAM) is responsible for planning, publicising, and delivering an engaging programme of activities and excursions for students aged 12-17. The programme should complement the English-language classes that students also receive. The SAM 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 SAM leads a large team of Social Activity Leaders who have experience and knowledge in various social activities including sports, drama, music and arts.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
£650 per week (£728.46 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
Epsom Residential Social Activities Leader
The Social Activities Leader position is part of the SAL Team that is the glue for any successful Summer School. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our residential school in the summer of 2026, and our SALs play a vital part in making sure all non-academic parts of the programme are running smoothly. This includes not only the activity programme in the afternoon and evening, but also the weekend excursions, pastoral duties and arrival/departure weekend. As the job is always varied it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and have a huge influence on our students’ positive experience at ESC.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
Age 18-20 years old - £480 per week
Age 21 years old or older - £587 per week
+ Holiday Pay
+ Full board accommodation included
Epsom Welfare and Student Services Manager (WSSM)
The Welfare and Student Services Manager at our residential schools is fundamental in making sure that our students, staff and visitors are able to study, live, work and visit the centre that is a safe and caring environment. Working as part of the Safeguarding and Centre Management Team at the centre, the postholder leads by example and leads the pastoral team. With direct line management of the Welfare Leaders, House Parents and staff who are timetabled for pastoral duties the WSSM will ensure that the boarding houses are run smoothly and are a welcoming and safe place for everyone to live in. The WSSM plays a huge part in making sure our students have a great time with us using their previous experience in boarding schools / residential setting to meet and exceed ESC expectations. The WSSM also takes on the role of the Deputy Centre Manager when the Centre Manager is on their day off or off site.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
£780 per week (£874.15 including holiday pay)
+ Full board accommodation included
Epsom Welfare Leader
The Welfare Leader position is part of the Pastoral Team that is the key for our Summer centre to run well. At English Study Camps (ESC) we are looking forward to welcoming students to our residential schools in the summer of 2026, and our Welfare Leaders play a vital part in making sure all non-academic parts of the programme are running smoothly. This includes residential duties such as meal and break supervision, night-time duty, room checks, and additional pastoral duties as required. As the job is always varied it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and have a huge influence on our students’ positive experience at ESC.
📍Location: Epsom College, London
Age 18-20 years old £480 per week
Age 21 years old or older £587 per week
+ holiday pay
+ Full board accommodation included
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
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"I hold this one month experience so passionately as it has indeed served as a spring board for my career development and enhancement. In fact, it has also helped me build networks with people in the TESOL community. This was a way of getting updated with what TESOL looks like in the United Kingdom with the overarching limitless opportunities it offers. I was also opportuned to meet people from diverse disciplines..."
Justice - Social Activities Leader at Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire
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"Over six weeks, I had the privilege of leading students from all around the world, including Turkey, Spain, France, Poland, Italy, and more...These camps not only broadened my horizons but also motivated me to improve my English. In my role, I didn't just show them around London; I also took on responsibilities like leading the Wednesday Pizza Party and the Friday Disco Night. These teenagers came to explore London and improve their English, but they also shared a lot of their cultures with us as excursion leaders. They taught us fun dance moves, and we had a great time together. Thank you to Wimbledon School of English for giving me the opportunity to lead in the summer camp, which has helped me develop my teaching skills. In the future, I might be involved more in teaching Cantonese to local or immigrant Hong Kong students, continuing my heritage."
Melody - Excursions Leader at Wimbledon, London
