Activity Leader - Easter and Summer 2026

September 24, 2026

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Activity Leader Job overview This role involves energetically leading our international students through a programme of on-site activities and off-site excursions, planning and preparing engaging sessions, and helping to supervise throughout the day. It calls for initiative and quick thinking — ensuring the safety and smooth flow of all activities and excursions by managing groups confidently, anticipating challenges, and working proactively with your team. You’ll be the glue that keeps the centre running — always ready to lend a hand wherever it’s needed, bringing positivity, energy, and a smile to everything you do. You’ll be someone our students can look up to, embodying our core values of Care, Honesty, Energy, Empathy, Respect, and Smiles (CHEERS!). Key Responsibilities Activities You’ll run a variety of onsite activities at the prestigious schools that host our camps – Disco, Jewellery Making, Dusemond World Cup, Slime Making, Karaoke and Just Dance and many more! You’ll be responsible for setting up and running activities safely, and keeping the students excited and engaged at all times. Excursions 2-3 times a week there’ll be an excursion. You’ll lead groups on fun trips to various locations and in doing so you’ll be involved with executing guided tours, managing the logistics of the day and making sure the day is one to remember for our students. Arrivals Arrival days are busy and full of energy — they set the tone for the whole stay. You’ll welcome a new group at the airport, accompany them to the centre, and help them settle in and feel at home. Community & Pastoral Care All staff have a responsibility for creating a positive, welcoming environment for the students, and should always report any safeguarding or safety issues as necessary. Job Details <ul> <li>Full Board - Accommodation and meals provided throughout your contract. For residential positions a charge of £77.70 per week is deducted from your pay.</li> <li>Salary, including holiday pay - Under 21- £553 per week, Over 21 - £647 per week, Returning bonus £20 per week. Plus 12.07% holiday pay will be added to your salary.</li> <li>Working Hours - Up to 48 hours per week based on 6 working days.</li> <li>Available Contract Dates - Temporary - April, July and August 2026</li> <li>Pre-joining training dates - Activity staff will receive essential training at the start of their contract.</li> </ul> You are also strongly encouraged to attend one of our training weekends prior to summer, which will result in a bonus on completion of your contract. An online safeguarding course will need to be completed prior to your arrival at the centre. Your Eligibility You must <ul> <li>be over 18 years of age</li> <li>be eligible to work in the UK</li> <li>get an enhanced DBS check**</li> </ul> ** Dusemond will assist applicants in obtaining an enhanced DBS check and cover the cost. You should <ul> <li>be able to manage a crowd</li> <li>be an energetic team player</li> <li>be responsible and proactive</li> </ul> It's a plus if <ul> <li>you are a first aider</li> <li>you have a special skill or talent</li> <li>you've done this before!</li> </ul> Click APPLY to view the full job description and apply today!

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