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Oxford International Junior Programmes offers a range of summertime ESL programmes at carefully chosen centres in the UK, Canada, and the US. Our programmes aim to create a study experience of educational value, of cultural interest, and, of course, full of fun and memories to take home. Our Vancouver summer program is based at the The University of British Columbia*, where students receive a combination of 15 hours English language tuition per week and a comprehensive programme of activities and excursions. The activity programme will include daytime and evening activities as well as half-day and full-day excursions to attractions and places of cultural interest. The Onsite Activity Coordinator (OSAC) works closely alongside the Activity Manager to deliver an exciting and engaging on-site activity programme. The OSAC is responsible for planning the various activities or games that occur onsite, ensuring the necessary equipment or supplies are on-hand, briefing the Activity Leaders that will be present for the activity, and then leading the activity in-person to ensure its success. A combination of people skills and organizational skills is essential for this role. In this role, you will support the Activity Manager by ensuring that our activity leaders have all the tools and instructions required to escort students throughout Vancouver’s top tourist sites and organize entertaining on-campus activities.
Job Responsibility:
Organise and implement the on-site programme, including programme-wide events when necessary
Guide and support Activity Leaders
Ensure onsite activities are inclusive, structured and promote the use of English
Use innovative ways to promote the programme
Maintain a visible presence
Liaise with the students’ Group Leaders to improve and develop the programme
Leverage the skills and interests of the ALs
Maintain proper levels of student discipline, safety and welfare
Be the first point of contact for students who have onsite questions
Actively promote the programme to all clients
Always respond to emergencies
Lead staff on welfare, discipline and safety of students
Always dress appropriately
Maintain a professional working relationship with staff and clients
Carry out any other reasonable tasks
Requirements:
CEFR C1+ level of English speaking and writing
Strong time management and organizational skills
A positive, "can-do" approach to work
High levels of professional conduct
Respect for equal opportunities and respect for race and diversity
Flexibility, adaptability and ability to cope with changing priorities
Strong communication skills to deliver instructions clearly and effectively
Nice to have:
Have experience working in a residential setting
Have experience planning and executing onsite activities with teenagers
Are familiar with the UBC Point Gray campus, and other Vancouver attractions
Hold a valid First Aid qualification and/or a lifeguard certificate
What we offer:
Full board accommodation included in residential position employment packages available