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Non-residential teachers London Highgate and London Central

St Giles International -
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Job details

£12.71 an hour

Benefits

Annual leave

Qualifications

Behaviour management
Student engagement
English
Classroom management
Working with students
Child safeguarding
Student welfare
Classroom behaviour management
Leadership
Teaching

Full job description

St Giles Juniors

Job Description

Reviewed by Helen Gray, December 2025

Teacher

About Us

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 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.

Job Description

Reports to: Centre Manager

Set-up and Close-down:

Attend a pre-course induction and teacher training session prior to the course.

Teaching:

Teach 20 50-minute English lessons on five days per week. Hours may vary from

week to week.

Follow the themed and topic-based syllabus with a focus on language skills,

project work and excursion lessons.

Use recommended resource materials, adapting or modifying to suit the students’

needs and abilities (or substitute own resources in consultation with managers

and respect all copyright requirements).

Ensure that feedback is provided to students.

Complete academic records as required (class records of attendance, student

reports and progress check results) and within time limits prescribed.

Co-operate with managers, colleagues from language agencies, and accrediting

inspectors in the observation and evaluation of lessons.

Attend staff meetings for briefing and discussion of academic and welfare

matters.

Supervise breaks on a rotation basis.

St Giles Juniors

Job Description

Reviewed by Helen Gray, December 2025

Activities:

Teachers can elect to work on the social programme if they would like, however, this is

entirely optional. If so, they will have up to 18 hours of pastoral and activities

supervision over a maximium of 4 days per week. In this instance they will be required

Take part fully in activities as scheduled, encouraging full and enthusiastic

involvement from students and their parents in the scheduled social programme

and leading by example.

Attend staff meetings for briefing, preparation and discussion of social

programme and welfare matters.

Co-operate with the Activity Coordinator, and also on occasions with agents and

accreditation inspectors, in the observation and evaluation of activities.

Have an overriding responsibility for the students’ welfare and safety at all times

during the course including times outside the normal duty schedule.

Safeguarding:

Take responsibility for the welfare of all St Giles Juniors students. Report any

safeguarding concerns to the centre manager.

All staff are required to complete online safeguarding and first aid training.

Other:

Welcome visitors to the programme as required (e.g. third-party agents, colleagues

from St Giles, language agencies, inspectors from accrediting bodies).

Suggest improvements and adaptations necessary and provide feedback on the

course.

All other tasks, responsibilities or activities reasonably requested.

Person Specification

Essential Desirable

Eligibility to work in UK Experience of working in a language

school camp environment

Native/near native English ability Experience teaching children/ young

learners

First degree and CELTA/ Trinity TESOL or

equivalent as recognized by the British

Council

Knowledge of local area if participating in

activity programme

Ability to prepare exciting and engaging

lessons for young learners

Ability to develop own materials and

resources

Knowledge of how to adapt resources to

your students

Confidence in classroom management to

ensure all students have every

opportunity to engage and improve

Ability to react positively to last-minute

changes in a calm, collaborative and

professional manner

Can-do, approachable, positive and

friendly attitude

St Giles Juniors

Job Description

Reviewed by Helen Gray, December 2025

When involved in activities programme,

willing to fully participate and provide a

stimulating, engaging experience

Salary & Working hours

Family course teachers work 22 hours a week. The salary is £486 per week plus

accrued holiday pay, to include teaching, planning, a weekly meeting and some supervision

between lessons. Working hours are generally between 9am and 1pm, 5 days a week,

Monday to Friday. A teachers meeting will be held once a week on Fridays from 2-3pm.

Teachers will be paid £12.71 per hour for any additional hours on the Activities

Programme.

Returnees

At the end of the successful completion of their contract, returnees will receive a bonus

based on the number of consecutive summer seasons they have been employed by St

Giles Juniors since 2023.

3 or more summers (2023, 2024, 2025) - £180

2 Summers (2024 and 2025) - £120

1 Summer (2025) - £60

Course location and dates

The St Giles London Family summer programmes will be based at

London Central

De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, WC1B 4HS

London Highgate

St Giles Highgate, 51 Shepherds Hill, N6 5QP

Lessons start on Monday 22nd June and finish on Friday 7th August.

Induction and training

F2F induction and training will be held on the below date

London Family Courses –19th June

St Giles Juniors is committed to a safer recruitment policy that requires all applications

to provide a full and up-to-date work and education history. You will be asked to explain

any gaps in your CV. You should provide the contact details of at least 2 referees.

Referees will be asked specifically whether there is any reason that you should not be

employed in situations where you have responsibility for under 18s. Conditional offers

are also subject to an enhanced check through the Disclosure and Barring Service and/or

a police 'certificate of good conduct' from country of residence.

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