Counsellors:

As the first point of contact for Oxford Royale students, Counsellors are responsible for their everyday well-being while they spend time on campus but also on trips and during activities. Counsellors are involved in the planning and delivery of extra-curricular activities (sports, debates, lectures, games, socials, trips etc) as well as being supportive to the students as they navigate their time on the summer programme. Counsellors will be passionate about working with children and international students.

Junior Dean:

Junior Deans (commonly operating as a team of 3) are responsible for leading Counsellors in the day-to-day implementation of the social and activity programme as well as the general supervision and management of the students while they are on campus but also on trips and during activities. The role demands a high level of organisation and responsibility and a real interest in working with international students. Applicants will need to have experience working with children and demonstrable experience of working in a position of responsibility.

Administrators:

Administrators will provide support to the team, ensuring that the academic operations run at a high standard throughout the summer programme. Through the daily maintenance of registers, lesson plans, class handouts/reading assignments, and the proofreading of final student reports, the Administrator ensures that teachers are fully prepared in their delivery of high-quality academic programmes.

Programme Coordinator:

Programme Coordinators provide vital support to the Operations team with pre-summer planning at our Support Office. Programme Coordinators work across all operational areas to provide administrative support in the weeks leading up to the summer before being joined by other members of the Campus Management team for Handover and Induction. The Coordinator will support the Programme Director and all the members of the Campus Teams in the running of the programmes by controlling all administrative and system processes. This role starts from May onwards.

Assistant Programme Director:

The Assistant Programme Director will support the Programme Director in delivering the academic programme by managing the teachers, ensuring that academic equipment is available, preparing teachers for field trips, and monitoring the quality control of accrediting bodies.

Programme Director:

The Programme Director will manage the campus team as well as the body of international students to ensure that the high expectations of academic delivery, safety, welfare, organisation, and general student enjoyment are met. They will oversee the organisation and execution of academic classes and social activities, respond to queries and concerns from parents and manage the day to day demands presented by students. The campus team will look to the Programme Director for guidance on matters of welfare and student discipline.