Praktyki w Activity Leader in a Summer School w Clitheroe

This international summer school is looking for highly motivated individuals to help them run their activities this summer. Every year this school welcomes young people so that they can improve their English. set in the countryside in Lancashire this boarding school is set amongst beautiful surroundings and is the perfect place to spend the month of July. 

You will be involved with all aspects of the running of the language school and will be an integral part of the delivery of the course program. Embrace the opportunity to develop numerous transferrable skills, experience new challenges, grow in confidence and use these skills to enhance the experience of our students as well as your own.

You will be working closely with students, group leaders and fellow colleagues from all over the world, giving you the opportunity to develop your language and communication skills whilst embracing a multicultural work environment through providing pastoral support and guidance. This role presents a fantastic opportunity for you to enhance your communication, organisational, leadership and administration skills.

To prepare and lead afternoon activity and evening entertainment sessions as part of the summer school
social programme, ensuring high standards are maintained in delivering the activity and entertainment
programme.
2. To begin and end sessions on time.
3. To ensure, as far as possible, that students participate, enjoy their activities and entertainment, and
maintain personal and student punctuality.
4. To supervise students with great care and attention both during activities and entertainments and whilst
on excursions.
5. To act in a responsible, decorous and sensitive manner amongst both colleagues and children, while on
and off duty for the duration of the course, and on the school grounds at all times.
6. To complete and keep up-to-date the administrative paperwork as necessary (end of course reports,
activity registers, incident reports).
7. To participate in the Appraisal scheme, be observed while on duty by a member of the SMT and engage in
subsequent discussions during and at the end of the course.
8. To attend meetings arranged by the Course Director or Director of Activities.
9. To ensure that the necessary equipment is safely set up, used and removed, and is safely replaced
according to the instructions in the Activities Handbook.
10. To ensure that College spaces are left clean and tidy and as they were found at the end of each session.
11. To prepare, organise and lead, as part of a joint task with another Activity Leader, at least one evening
entertainment per two-week course.
12. To assist in the delivery of the Entertainment programme and to be mindful and diligent in the supervision
of children at all times.
13. Take part in the end of course ‘Talent Show’ as part of a staff ensemble.