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Experio Summer Ltd is seeking a Centre Manager in Reading to oversee the smooth running of the Summer School Centre and ensure a safe, positive experience for every student. You will coordinate the day-to-day operations, manage the senior team, and act as the key liaison between school services and Experio Summer during operations.
You’ll supervise staff, plan rotas, allocate rooms, and handle emergencies on a rota basis.
Responsible to Operations Director
Purpose of job andprimary objectives
The Centre Manager is responsible for the smooth and efficient running of the
centre. The Centre Manager is responsible for ensuring effective management and
having overall oversight for the delivery of the Summer School Centre programme
with the goal of making sure each student has a safe and positive vacation course
experience. They are also responsible for being the key point of contact between
the school services and Experio Summer during operations.
Main Duties
Other responsibilities Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities of the post, each individual task undertaken may not have been identified. Staff will be expected to comply with any reasonable request from the Operations Director to undertake work of a similar level that is not specified in the job description.
Personal Specification
Safeguarding
Full board and Accommodation will be provided.
One full day off each week, though will be required to be contactable/on call in case of emergencies.
All staff will be subject to safeguarding checks including an enhanced DBS disclosure once a position has been offered and accepted.
Experio Summer Ltd is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. As such, all successful applicants will: be asked to explain any work and/or educational history gaps; undergo an Enhanced DBS Disclosure or overseas equivalent; provide details of 2 referees that can objectively comment on your suitability to work with children; show evidence of entitlement to work in the UK.
Our Mission Statement As a summer school organiser, we are committed to providing the highest standards of tuition, coaching, supervision, support, and welfare to all our students, group leaders, and staff. Our purpose is to create opportunities for young people from all over the world to learn new things, to have new experiences and to make new friends and everlasting memories.
Pay Information The rate of pay for a Centre Manager is, £1000 (plus accrued holiday pay).You are required to work such hours as are reasonably required to carry out your role. You are entitled to one day off per week. You may be required to work in excess of 48 hours per week and therefore be required to opt-out of the 48 hour Working Time Regulations.
A Day in the Life of a Centre Manager
7:30 - I head over the dining hall where I make sure I say hello to as many people as
possible, ensuring I am visible, and have breakfast with senior staff for a briefing about the
8:00 - After breakfast I will set off to my office to deal with emails and make a few calls,
checking in with the key departments around the campus.
9:30 - I have a daily meeting with the Group Leaders. Here I discuss with them any
important changes that may have happened and inform them of the plans for the coming
days.
10:00 - For the rest of the morning I have a meeting with several department heads. This is a
great opportunity to discuss next week, including catering and accommodation. They will
also inform me of any problems they may be having, which we work together to address.
12:30 - As students arrive for lunch I’ll be talking to students and Group Leaders and
supporting the Activity Leaders by supervising the dinner queue.
14:00 - For the rest of the afternoon I will be in my office, which allows people to drop by to
ask questions or for me to offer guidance to members of staff. We have more arrivals
coming later in the week, so I look through the information to make sure everything is
covered and the house plans are updated.
17.00 – I head up to dinner and it’s a great opportunity to sit and chat with the students to
see how their day has been. There’s lots of smiling faces, which is always a good sign.
19:00 - This evening I have organised a cheese and wine evening along with a tour of the
campus for the Group Leaders. Even though I am busy, I inform the staff to contact me
should there be a problem, so that I can support them with any difficulties.
22:00 - Today has been a great day seeing the programme run successfully and students and
group leaders enjoying themselves. I will be finishing up my last pieces of admin and
heading off to get some well-deserved rest ahead of a new day tomorrow.