ALPADIAs mission is to encourage language development through immersion and to expand the horizons of our students and staff.

Our vision for your employment is an exciting opportunity to grow your professional and personal skills as an educator and youth practitioner.

Deepen your understanding of child development by applying solution-focused Positive Behaviour Support strategies and conflict resolution techniques to create a stimulating and supportive learning environment.

Stay ahead in the field of education and youth practice with our professional development programme designed to advance your career.

You will get the opportunity to work in an international team of like-minded, positive people who are dedicated to making a difference through their work.

ALPADIA employment reflects our values of integrity, support, diversity, knowledge growth, and opportunity.

In 2024 we welcomed 64 different student nationalities to the UK and we are proud of creating this uniquely diverse working environment for our staff members.

The role will involve taking overall control of the English Language Teaching in the Camp, ensuring it is of a high standard and EFL Teacher are supported to deliver high quality lessons.

General responsibilities:

Be responsible for the overall management of the camps academic department.

Ensure that all classes are correctly staffed, and that both internal and external guidelines are met with regards to student/teacher ratios.

Deploy teachers based on their skills and experience, ensuring alignment with student characteristics (level, age, nationality), classroom setup and course requirements.

Ensure that academic files, including academic planners, test results level changes, observation forms and staff records are filled out promptly and kept up to date.

Prepare end-of-course certificates for all our students, including tailored remarks from the teachers.

Ensure all lessons start and finish on time.

Ensure all classrooms are ready and set up for lessons every day.

Liaise with the Welfare Manager to ensure all students are attending the morning academic programme.

Monitor student attendance and punctuality; address any issues of absence or lateness promptly.

Lead a daily Teachers Meeting, minuting important points raised and discussing as appropriate.

Attend weekly inter-camp academic meetings.

Be responsible for Day One organisation (including testing and induction for new students where necessary).

Collect weekly teacher and student feedback.

Ensure all ICT equipment is fully functioning prior to the start of camp and assist Teachers in the use of it.

Work with other managers to ensure classes are covered in case of Teacher sickness or absence.

Be proactive about both your personal and professional development including attendance, completion of all compulsory training sessions and to actively participate in any training offered.

Liaise with the Camp Manager, Welfare Manager and the Activity Manager to ensure the smooth running of the camp.

Read, understand, and sign any relevant risk assessments as required.

Undertake other duties as deemed necessary by your line manager.


London Central- London UCL

23/06/2025 - 08/08/2025

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