Pueblo Inglés
Location
Madrid | Spain
Job description
Do you like working with children? If you are responsible, imaginative, caring, and full of energy, this might be the summer job you are looking for!
Pueblo Ingles is an English immersion course for Spanish students to practice English without having to travel abroad. Since July 2004 we have “taught” English to Spaniards and welcomed thousands of English-speaking teens from all over the world to our little villages, where the official language is no longer Spanish.
JOB DESCRIPTION
• Supervising daily recreational and social activities for groups of students.
• Explaining activities, playing games, and instructing workshops: sports, arts and crafts, theatre, music, dance, etc... Participants will rely on you to guide them through their activities, and you must have both the charisma to work with a group and the sensitivity to listen to the individual.
• Making sure the campers speak and hear as much English as possible.
• Enforcing safety rules and regulations, and ensuring the safety and well-being of the campers.
• This demanding role requires constant energy and enthusiasm. You will be a role model, teacher, mediator, comedian, and friend. In these residential camps, you'll be with the children 24 hours a day.
• Overseeing appropriate behaviour at meal times.
• Chaperoning on the bus trip from Madrid to the venue and back.
• Volunteers pick-ups and drop-offs in Madrid.
• Contract: We offer a Spanish employment. This will require a Spanish
Social Security number.
• Training: You have to be in Madrid to attend the training and sign the
contract.
We provide accommodation for the airport pick-up night, but the
Training night will be at your own expense.
• Food an accommodation will be provided at the camps.
• Age: Counselors must be at least 21 years old (born in 2003 or before).
• Languages: Must be a native English speaker or have a bilingual level.
• EU-citizens (or legal work permit in Spain).
• Certificate of Criminal Records that allows you to work with minors (E.g:
DBS/CRB check, Garda vetting…)
• Desirable previous camp experience, 1 to 3 proven years of working with
children. Teaching experience is an advantage and might be required for
some of the residential camps.
If you are interested in this position and meet all the job requirements, please, send your CV and cover letter to [email protected]
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