Teenage jobs in United Kingdom

No previous experience or formal qualifications are required. Geographical and cultural knowledge of London is essential, as well as an enthusiastic, outgoing, and professional disposition. Successful candidates will lead groups of young learners and teenagers on excursions to places of cultural and historical interest in and around London, such as museums, galleries, and parks. Excursion guides are required to: • Escort groups students on half-day excursions to various cultural and historical places of interest in and around London • Escort groups of students on full-day excursions to various cultural and historical places of interest including Oxford and Cambridge • Plan engaging and informative excursions and be prepared to speak to the group about landmarks and points of interest. • Provide students with historical, cultural, and local knowledge about the destinations visited. • Ensure the safety of students during excursions and follow all safeguarding protocols. • Maintain a professional demeanour and positive attitude when interacting with students, and other staff. • Communicate clearly and effectively with students regarding the itinerary and expectations for the excursion. Ideal applicants should be able to demonstrate the following: • Ability to build rapport with groups of young learners and teens. • Willingness to learn. • Strong Initiative: ability to adapt to changing circumstances and unexpected situations. • Empathy and patience • Excellent communication skills • Good organisational skills • Time management • Flexibility and forward planning A full induction and ongoing training are provided for all new staff: Rates of pay: A half-day excursion = £54 (+ holiday entitlement) A full-day excursion = £108 (+ holiday entitlement) All travel expenses incurred on the trips are fully reimbursed. Guides who complete over four trips per week receive a 7-day travelcard.

Starting date: ASAP Working Hours: 23 hours per week Job Purpose On behalf of an English language school based in Italy, we are looking for 6 teachers to teach English to individuals and groups of junior and adult students following a syllabus and using materials appropriate to the students and course type. We are looking for serious people who are really interested in moving to Italy for a few months. Selected teachers will be offered a 2 month contract (June-July 2024) with the possibility to extend the contract up to March 2025. CLASSES ARE RUN IN PERSON Main duties and responsibilities Teaching Prepare lessons using materials from the syllabus as directed but also adapting and supplementing as required to meet student needs Teach both adult and junior classes, face-to-face and online Deliver a range of lesson types, including but not limited to General English, Business English, exam preparation, English Plus courses with the aim of achieving the objectives of the course syllabus and to the standards set out by the Academic Management Team (AMT) Use classroom technology to enhance students’ learning experience Effectively manage students and their behaviour (with the support of the AMT) Encourage student participation through a positive and enthusiastic attitude about activities in which they are involved Teach morning, afternoon and evening classes as well as some weekends (by prior agreement with the AMT) Provide online testing when required, occasionally outside normal working hours (by prior agreement with the AMT) Provide academic support for students, as appropriate, through consultations and tutorials, demonstrating a willingness to offer extra advice outside normal class hours Select, prepare and use teaching and learning materials appropriate for international students and contribute relevant materials to the to the teachers’ shared resource drive Provide detailed oral and written feedback to students and other stakeholders, for example, the Director of Studies, as required Administrative Attend weekly staff meetings (usually at lunch time). Keep an accurate record of student attendance and lateness and alert the AMT to any absences where required Complete a weekly scheme of work at the start of each week, and record of work for what has been taught after each lesson Complete student reports at the end of their course and at any other times requested by the AMT Complete and record progress test, and tutorials with students Monitor and assess students’ ongoing progress as required, e.g. testing, tutorials Conduct placement tests for new students and participate in student induction Complete any other administrative tasks required for the smooth running of the school Other Attend staff induction prior to the start of the contract Be a positive and professional role model for the students Dress appropriately to the role at all times Abide by the school systems and procedures as outlined in the Teacher Manual Contribute positively to the inclusive atmosphere of the school by working collaboratively with students and staff. Person Specification Statutory requirements Eligibility to live and work in Italy (Italian fiscal code or EU members) Undergo an Enhanced DBS disclosure check or overseas equivalent Qualifications Recognised ELT qualification, e.g. Trinity CertTESOL or Cambridge CELTA Undergraduate degree (*not a requirement for a candidate with a Level 7 qualification or working towards this qualification) Level 7 ELT qualification, e.g. Trinity Diploma TESOL/Cambridge Delta Other relevant teaching qualification (such as CELTYL) Experience and knowledge Demonstrable English language proficiency (CEFR C2, IELTS 8.5) Demonstrable knowledge of effective language teaching and learning strategies Experience of delivering English language lessons to groups of junior and adult students Experience of working with teenagers and young learners Skills and abilities Ability to use different strategies for effective classroom management and commitment to student-centred learning Ability to develop and adapt materials to suit students’ needs Willingness and ability to use a variety of teaching strategies and methods Commitment to the welfare of students Commitment to fostering a supportive and encouraging learning environment in which the teacher manages cultural differences Willingness and ability to effectively teach learners of different ages Ability to differentiate in class according to age, ability, learning preference Willingness and flexibility to teach mornings and afternoons Personal qualities Adopts a highly professional approach to work Adopts a collaborative approach to working Is resilient, flexible and responds positively to new challenges and actively seeks solutions Acts with integrity at all times Is reliable and punctual Has a strong interest in their own professional development Demonstrates flexibility, adaptability and ability to cope with changing priorities This job description is provided as a guide to the role. It is not intended to be an exhaustive description of duties and responsibilities and may be subject to periodic revision.

Possibility for experienced Waking Night Carer to take on 2 (or 3) consecutive nights (consecutive per week, regular nights). We need to cover either Monday & Tuesday or Wednesday & Thursday. If you were interested in 3 nights it could be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday or Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. ** These are fixed nights.** There is the possibility for an occasional shift when covering for a colleague. And we would be happy for someone be flexible enough to cover extra shifts. Please let us know your availability with your application. Family/Client Pets: Friendly dog About this client/teenager F is 17 years old; he is a happy, affectionate and cheeky chap. He loves being with people, listening to music, being read to, getting foot massages and playing games with his younger sister. He also enjoys walks and loves nature. He has significant complex care and medical needs; he is reliant on his family and carers to meet all his needs and is supported by a dedicated team of carers and support workers providing 1:1 sometimes 2:1 24/7. He is autistic, non verbal, has a movement disorder and epilepsy which results in regular seizures, a PEG for medication and fluids but eats foods orally. He can walk with support but is also a wheelchair user. He lives with his loving and supportive family, who recognise that his team of carers support workers are instrumental in his overall development and well being. Overview of role: He requires an experienced waking night carer to join his team to assist with his bedtime routine and tend to all his needs throughout the night. This is an active night as you will need to keep a close eye on him, and following protocols if he has a seizure, supporting him with personal care, monitoring for any signs of distress, and In the mornings administering his PEG feed and medications. You will help sooth him, making sure he is comfortable, and he can get as much rest as possible. All activity throughout the night is to be accurately documented. Additional shifts available to cover leave etc. To attend staff meetings & supervision. To participate in training as required. To arrive in plenty of time to begin shift, read the handover notes and to receive information in handover from the staff team regarding the day’s events. Keep his environment clean and tidy. Help to fold and tidy away his laundry. You may have to attend holidays with the young person, which is usually for 1 week to 10 days in the summer and support him during occasional long weekends away mostly with his family. Who this job would suit: A happy, positive, and calm Waking Night Carer with excellent hands-on complex care experience and highly desirable to have autism / special needs experience. You will be dedicated and committed and behave in a professional manner. Non-smoker only (non-vaper). What’s great about this job: F is a generally happy and cheerful young chap – he is an absolute pleasure to work with and support. Excellent person-centred training is provided in all aspects of his care and medical needs. A fantastic opportunity to upskill. By applying for this vacancy, you agree to us sending your CV, short relevant cover letter as well as 2 relevant recent references and recent DBS. Job Types: Part-time, Self- employed or employed full time by a care agency. Wage/Salary: £16.00 Gross per Hour | £192.00 Gross per Night (During training and probation £15 per hour). Driver Essential? no Essential: Experience supporting a client with complex care needs, experienced waking night carer and excellent communication and writing skills. DBS essential. Strong interest in Disability and Autism. ** Desirable:** NVQ Level 2 Health and Social Care, or related degree or in process of studying for a related degree. ractical experience of catheterization and PEG, First Aid and waking nights. Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Monday & Tuesday or Wednesday & Thursday 8.30pm to 8.30am or 3 nights also available (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday). Ideally this should be your only employment. Students of a related field are welcome. Please indicate in your application what is your availability. Either contract with agency or self-employed with UTR number (proof of self-employed carer / Support worker). This should be your only position. Please when applying - let us know within if you have experience and why you are applying for this role. We might then send you an email address to forward your cover letter and CV. We hope to hear from you. Thank you.