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Leighton Park Summer School is seeking a Student Experience Manager in Reading to oversee the summer activities and excursions, ensuring safety, inclusivity and high student engagement. You will be the main contact for Group Leaders and Student Experience Leaders, coordinating on-site and off-site events with the Centre team.
The role combines leadership with hands-on planning, risk assessment, budget oversight and ensuring timely bookings and briefings.
Job Title Student Experience Manager
Responsible to Centre Manager
Purpose of job andprimary objectives
A combined role, to prepare and oversee the efficient and effective operation of the summer activity and excursion programme, being the main point of contact for Group Leaders and Student Experience Leaders. This role also requires you to cover in the absence of the Individuals Manager undertaking cover duties as directed and supported by the Centre manager.
Other responsibilities Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and responsibilities of the post, each individual task undertaken may not be identified. Staff will be expected to comply with any reasonable request from a manager to undertake work of a similar level that is not specified in the job description.
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 Student Experience Manager is, £775 per week (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.
7:30 - The students are having breakfast and I’m joining them, along with the rest of the team. I make sure I’m visible to staff and Group Leaders and ensure that all rostered staff are on duty.8:00 - After my coffee, I’ll head over to the office to catch up on my e-mails. I also hold a brief meeting with my team to outline the events of the day and answer any questions they have regarding the day ahead.9:00 - I see off the Activity Leaders that are heading out on excursions, ensuring everyone has the correct group and they are on the correct coaches.10:00 - I have a meeting with the Group Leaders about the day and upcoming trips, which they are eager to hear about! I gather the groups’ itinerary requests for the weekend London trip. Now it’s planning time!11:00 - Some of my team are running morning activities so I head out to make sure everything is going smoothly and offer support and guidance where needed. I then head back to the office to continue preparing for the upcoming excursions.12:30 - Lessons have finished and it is time for lunch – the morning flew by! I make sure I talk to students and Group Leaders and support the Activity Leaders on duty.13:30 - The afternoon activities begin, and I rotate around the sessions to ensure that everything is being delivered to a high standard. I then head back to the office to continue my prep for the week, asking the Assistant Activity Manger to help me with some tasks.14:30 - I receive a phone call from an Activity Leader on the excursion saying a student hasn’t arrived at the meeting point at the agreed time. Following company procedures, I am able to rectify the problem efficiently. I phone up other members of my team to make sure everything is going well.17:30 - Lessons and activities will be finishing so I head over to the dining hall for some dinner, carrying out the same duties as I did during lunch.18:30 - My team will be delivering a whole campus disco for the evening at 7pm so we have a quick pre-activity get together to ensure everyone knows what is happening, ready for the fun to begin!22:00 - The disco was a great success, with both the students and staff enjoying themselves.I help the team pack away and rest up for another busy day tomorrow.