Reviewed by Helen Gray, December 2025
Juniors Roving Centre Manager
St. Giles Juniors
For over 70 years, St Giles has been dedicated to delivering exceptional English language
learning experiences. Everything we do begins and ends with our students: from the moment
our young learners arrive, our teams work to ensure they are engaged, supported, and having
the educational experience of a lifetime. St Giles Juniors welcomes students from over 50
countries and is recognised as a leading provider of high-quality, culturally enriching summer
programmes. Our residential Junior courses cater for learners aged 8–17, and our Family
courses welcome children from 5–15, depending on location. Every member of staff is an
ambassador for our ethos: placing student experience at the centre, upholding our high
standards, and contributing positively to the shared mission of delivering an unforgettable
summer.
Our aim is to create a safe, supervised environment where young people can learn, grow, and
connect across cultures. We only recruit staff who are committed to putting student welfare
first and who bring the energy, adaptability and professionalism needed to help us deliver the
very best junior courses. The work is fast-paced and demanding, but it’s also deeply
rewarding—fuelled by teamwork, shared purpose, and the satisfaction of making a real impact
on students’ lives.
Working with us isn’t just a summer job—it’s a chance to grow. You’ll leave with valuable
transferable skills in leadership, communication, problem-solving, safeguarding, and cross-
cultural teamwork. The experience is a strong foundation for careers in teaching, education,
youth work, management, events, tourism and more. We value our returning staff with
bonuses and development opportunities, and we foster a community where people build
confidence, networks and friendships. Expect responsibility, challenge, and plenty of fun—
plus references and experience that genuinely open doors.
For experienced managers, our programmes offer the chance to lead diverse teams, run
complex operations, and uphold high standards in a fast-moving, multicultural environment.
You’ll shape your centre’s culture, influence student experience on a large scale, and
strengthen strategic decision-making under real-world pressure. Many managers return year
after year, progressing into senior seasonal or year-round roles. It’s a role that builds
resilience, credibility, and a leadership track record that stands out in any career.
Duties
The St Giles Juniors Roving Centre Manager will assist in the planning and preparation of the
Juniors and Family programmes across all centres and will also make themselves fully
available to assume direct supervision of the entirety of an individual centre operation should
the need arise. It should be noted that the Roving Centre Manager, under the direction of the
Director of Juniors, will be expected to assist in guaranteeing the smooth functioning of
operations throughout the Juniors programme.
The duties of the St Giles Juniors Roving Center Manager fall into two segments and the
non-exhaustive list of duties below:
1. Pre-programme preparation
2. Real-time Juniors & Family centre operations