Student Supervisor Secondary school

Rijnlands Lyceum; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 28,000 - 33,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday allowance 8%

Year-end bonus 8.33%

Travel expense contribution

Tax benefits

Disability insurance IPAP

Job summary

Rijnlands Lyceum in The Hague seeks a dedicated breaktime supervisor to support student welfare and smooth breaks. You will supervise pupils aged 11–18 in the canteen, building and outdoors, fostering a safe, friendly environment.

This part-time role (0.5 FTE, 20 hours/week) offers a pro-rata salary of €2,487–€2,920 per month, plus holiday pay, a year-end bonus and additional benefits within the international Rijnlands Lyceum Foundation.

Qualifications

• Training for working with students in an education setting.
• Ability to manage a group of students aged 11–18.
• Good knowledge of English and Dutch; additional languages a bonus.

Responsibilities

• Supervise breaks in the canteen, school building and outside.
• Help maintain a safe school climate and interact with students positively.
• Carry out minor first aid and manage lost property.
• Communicate pro-actively with the line manager about behaviour.

Skills

Communication skills

First aid

English/Dutch

Calm

Student supervision

Job description

Joining the ESH facilities team means becoming part of a dedicated and diverse group committed to ensuring the smooth running of our school. Our team consists of four concierge, three receptionists, and five student supervisors, all working together to create a safe, welcoming and well‑organised environment for students, staff, and visitors. We value teamwork, professionalism, and a friendly approach in everything we do. If you have excellent communication skills, a positive attitude, and enjoy being the first point of contact in a busy school setting, we would love to hear from you!

• Working pattern: 0.5 FTE, 5 days a week
• Salary indication: minimum €2487 and a maximum of €2920 (scale 2, pro‑rata)
• Deadline application: 11.11.2026

Located in the international heart of the Netherlands, The European School The Hague offers a rich and dynamic learning environment. We provide complete Early Years, Primary, and Secondary education, guiding our students toward the prestigious European Baccalaureate.

With a dedicated team of qualified professionals, we are committed to delivering high‑quality education that nurtures both academic achievement and personal growth. Here, students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn, grow, and thrive in an inclusive and inspiring community. Our Primary and Secondary schools are situated on two spacious campuses in The Hague's International Zone, working closely together with a shared vision and mission as part of the Rijnlands Lyceum Foundation.

The Rijnlands Lyceum Foundation is a school community with three primary schools and five secondary schools with an international character. The Rijnlands Lyceum Foundation is a diverse educational organization with decades of experience and a strong reputation.

We support the personal growth of both our students and our staff. With us, you step into an international world full of opportunities. You contribute to the future of education while developing yourself. We challenge you, give you the space to grow, and ensure that your work truly makes an impact.

The breaktime supervisor looks after the welfare of school students during their free time. You are responsible for the smooth running of the breaks and coaching students in the desired behaviour. Student supervisors have a range of duties and responsibilities, such as:

• Supervise school students in the canteen, the school building and outside
• Help to ensure a safe school climate in and around the school
• Interact with students in a positive and caring way
• Carry out minor first aid
• Supervising students in clearing away and managing the materials used
• Organise lost property items
• Communicate pro‑actively with the line manager on issues relating to children’s behaviour.
• Assisting the facilities team in daily tasks

Requirements and recommendations

• Training for working with students in an education setting
• The ability to manage a group of students from 11 to 18
• Good knowledge of the English and Dutch language (knowledge of other European languages is a bonus)
• Calm and patient
• Interest in working with students
• Awareness of the international community in the Netherlands
• First aid experience
• Living in the Netherlands

What we offer

• Be Part of Something Special: Shape the creative minds of our diverse student body in an international setting.
• Grow and Learn: Enjoy ongoing professional development in a supportive and innovative environment.
• Experience the World: Work in The Hague, a city rich in culture and international connections.
• The salary is a minimum €2487 and a maximum of €2920 for a full‑time contract on scale 2, the step offered will depend on your level of experience. This is a part‑time position of 0.5 FTE (20 hours per week), and the salary will be calculated pro‑rata based on the contracted hours.
• 8% holiday allowance (May)
• 8.33% year‑end bonus (December)
• Monthly contribution towards travel expenses (if applicable)
• Number of options for tax benefits regarding, e.g. trade union dues, the costs of sports (for instance, fitness membership fees and the purchase of a bicycle (for commuting purposes)
• Collective/group occupational disability insurance IPAP (Loyalis)
• Discount on various insurances (additional insurance on the health care package, home content, legal aid, liability insurance policies and more)
• Grow and Learn: Enjoy ongoing professional development in a supportive and innovative environment. Every staff has a personal budget for professional development.

Please be advised that the amount mentioned above is pro‑rata.