A Passion for... Workshop Leaders

A Passion For... Holiday Workshops are our exciting and pioneering courses that will be running at a wide range of our camps this year! 2013 Courses include A Passion For...Performance, Art & Crafts, Invention and Food. The programmes are written by our team of experts and are designed to bring the most out of children and teenagers aged 6-16.

As an A Passion For… Course Leader you will be responsible for leading the workshop and may also be required to support a small team of quality, enthusiastic staff. You will report to the Camp Manager and with guidance take a lead in running the day to day operations of the week long workshops, description of responsibilities as follows:

- Ensure you and your team adhere to processes and procedures whilst the children in your care continually have a fun, stimulating and safe time
- Utilise your background to bring the programme topic to life with lots of fun in the process
- With support and guidance from your Camp Manager liaise with parents regarding the needs of children and feedback on any issues which arise
- Support the Camp Manager during sign in/out of children and other adhoc duties as required
- Continually show respect for your Host venue by ensuring cleanliness and safety at all times

Requirements

- Ideally you will be a qualified or trainee teacher in a relevant subject (i.e. Performing Arts, Drama, Art, Food Technology, Design A Passion For...ethos, policies and procedures, structure of the day and the course content. Please see our website for further details on each of the courses we run and the A Passion For… Leader role.

Pay: £300 - £400 per week (depending on qualifications and experience)

Hours: 8.30am - 5.30pm (Tuesday to Friday) 8.00 - 5.30pm (Mondays)

Location/duration: Temporary contracts at various sites within a region - up to 5 weeks work

On appointment all staff will be expected to complete a CRB disclosure and supply us with references

'Super Camps is committed to safe practice in recruitment and selection that includes consideration of issues to do with child protection, safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people.'