English Film Camp Counselors (m/f/d) 2026 Wiesbaden

Oskar lernt Englisch GmbH; Wiesbaden; Vor Ort; EUR 40.000 - 60.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

An educational company is seeking English Film Camp Counselors for 2026 in Wiesbaden, Germany. The role involves leading engaging English lessons and overseeing film projects during summer camps. Candidates must have fluent English skills (C1/C2), teaching experience, and a passion for working with children. The position offers travel, room, and board coverage, plus training opportunities. Applicants must be available for at least 4 weeks during school holidays. Apply now to be part of a fun and dynamic team!

Leistungen

Travel, room, and board covered

First aid certification provided

Access to teaching resources

Fun staff hangouts

Qualifikationen

• Fluent in English at C1/C2 level.
• Experience in teaching or with children outside of family.
• Knowledge of film making is a plus.
• Availability for at least 4 weeks during school holidays.

Aufgaben

• Lead project-based English lessons each morning.
• Run a film program in the afternoons.
• Support and supervise children during meals.
• Run creative workshops and activities.

Kenntnisse

Fluent English skills (C1/C2)

Teaching experience

Knowledge of film making

Proficiency with film editing software

Strong sense of responsibility

Experience working with children

Jobbeschreibung

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

English Film Camp Counselors (m/f/d) 2026 Wiesbaden

Do you have experience with child care, au/bro pairing, tutoring, or teaching? What are you waiting for? Be a part of our crew!

We are expanding our dynamic, international team and need Camp Counselors (m/f/d) to work at our English language camps across Germany (North- and Baltic Sea coasts, Berlin, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hessen, Bavaria, etc.) during the 2026 holiday seasons.

Since 2002, Oskar lernt Englisch has been turning week-long English camps across Germany into unforgettable adventures for kids aged 6 – 15. We mix hands‑on, project‑based lessons with lively, outdoor fun.

Our mission is to make learning English feel exciting, natural, and totally accessible. Energised, empathetic, and culturally diverse instructors lead the way, boosting campers’ language skills while creating long‑lasting memories and friendships that extend beyond camp.

We offer:

• Travel, room, and board covered on overnight camps – and lunch on day camps.
• Up to 8 weeks of summer fun: Fully available between 27 June and 12 September (Accommodation isn’t provided during weeks off).
• First aid certification on us.
• Your very own toolkit: Access our digital and physical library of teaching resources.
• Staff hangouts: Pizza, drinks, and plenty of laughs.
• Pay that grows with you: Earn more as you return for more camps!

Your tasks:

• Seasonal freelance role during the German school holidays.
• Lead fun, project‑based English lessons each morning using provided lesson plans.
• Responsible for running a film program in the afternoons: storyboarding, script writing, costumes and acting, sound, and planning a filming schedule for the week – this is your chance to be a producer!
• Support and supervise children during meals and break times.
• Run creative workshops, sports sessions, and activities in the evenings.
• Bring your energy, enthusiasm, and positive spirit to camp every day!

These are our requirements:

• Fluent English skills (C1/C2).
• Teaching experience and/or experience working with children outside of your family.
• A strong sense of responsibility, empathy, and care – especially when working with children.
• Knowledge of, or experience in, aspects of film making.
• Proficiency with film editing software (any), as well as having a laptop with access to such.
• Availability for at least 4 weeks per year during the German Easter, Summer, and Autumn school holidays.
  • Applicants available for at least one camp week between 28 March and 12 April 2026 will be prioritized.
• Willingness and availability to complete both online and in‑person training.
  • In‑person training takes place in Berlin over one full weekend: 13–15 March, 29–31 May, or 19–21 June. This is not remunerated, but transfer to Berlin, accommodation, meals and snacks are included.
• Willingness to complete a first aid course.
• A current police check for working with children (or willingness to obtain one).
• A valid work permit that allows freelance work in Germany (if applicable).
  • Please note: We cannot interview applicants who do not already hold a valid work permit.
  • If you have an appointment scheduled for your permit, please let us know the date.
  • Holders of student visas with the restriction “selbstständige Tätigkeit nicht erlaubt” are generally not permitted to freelance.
• 18 years of age or older.

How to apply

1. Send us your application. Include your CV and a short cover letter. If your camp experience isn’t obvious on your CV, let us know about it!
2. Virtual chat time. If we think you’d be a great fit, we’ll schedule a virtual meeting and give you all the details.
3. Feedback guaranteed. After the interview, we’ll let you know the outcome.
4. Onboarding made easy. Once the formalities are done, we’ll guide you through paperwork and get you ready to hit camp as soon as possible.

Do you still have questions?

For additional enquiries, please send us an email at [e-mail]. Please be sure to only apply via the secure application portal provided in advertisements on our website or via Indeed.