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Non-Resident Night House Parent

Non-Resident Night House Parent

CATS College Cambridge

Cambridge

  • Expired
Salary:
To be confirmed
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
21 May 2018

Job overview

CATS College and CSVPA offers an outstanding international pre-university educational experience to students aged 14+ from all over the world. CATS students live and work at the custom built Cambridge campus, studying for GCSEs, A levels and University Foundation Programmes, and preparing for admission to universities across the country and elsewhere. CSVPA students study in buildings in the heart of the City of Cambridge on courses ranges from Pre-Foundation to Masters Levels. We pride ourselves on our approach to teaching and learning, with small class sizes and an informal atmosphere ensuring that students are treated as individuals and build great relationships with staff.

OVERVIEW OF THE JOB 

You will provide on-call support during the night in the boarding house. This includes patrolling the grounds, monitoring the CCTV and staffing the office, reporting any concerns to the Boarding Duty Manager.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE JOB 

As a member of the boarding team, you should carry out your role to support the needs of the students you work with and the College in general.

You will:  

  • Monitor the students’ welfare and behaviour and report any problems in the residence to the Head of Welfare & Boarding  
  • Report student illness promptly to the Health centre by 8.30am. If emergency attention is required, to use the emergency number or call an Ambulance 
  • Ensure the smooth running of the boarding house generally in accordance to the student handbook to maintain a friendly, welcoming and happy environment  
  • Assist the domestic team with maintaining general cleanliness and tidiness in the boarding house 
  • Report any maintenance issues through the college system  
  • Assist with laundry requirements of the students  
  • Issue keys/cards as residence requires  
  • Ensure a visible presence in the boarding house at all times when on duty  
  • During the period of Summer School, undertake supervision of activities and assist with trips as directed by the Boarding Duty Manager  
  • Ensure curfew times are kept; filling in associated paperwork as requested and reporting issues of lateness  
  • Help with student arrivals, student induction and departures when required  
  • Attend termly induction and regular staff meetings

PERSON SPECIFICATION

  • The ability to work with, care for and supervise young people  
  • High levels of energy, an even temper and a sense of humour 
  • Confidence to reprimand and/or report students who are not adhering to the College rules  
  • The ability to relate to young people  
  • The ability and willingness to work in a multi-cultural environment 
  • Willingness to work unsociable hours  
  • The ability to work as a team member and lead by example, to be proactive, flexible and reliable  
  • A full understanding of current child protection procedures

HOURS

We operate a two week shift pattern, with some days on and some days off. During on days, the hours are as follows: 

Sunday – Thursday 22.30 – 07.30 (following morning) 

Friday & Saturday 23.00 – 09.30 (following morning)

Please visit our website for more details;

http://www.cambridgeeducationgroup.com/careers/vacancies.htm

Closing date-22/05/2018

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About CATS College Cambridge

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+44 1223 314431

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CATS Cambridge is an international sixth form college offering a range of pre-University courses. Like the city of Cambridge itself, we are a place of contrasts.

Our students are at the centre of a city that radiates learning and knowledge and offers an unequalled fusion of tradition and innovation.

We are keen to maintain the highest standards of academic rigour and yet we delight in a relaxed regime of 21st century informality.

The pathway to success

We work hard to develop the particular talents, interests and ambitions of each of our students - and while many Colleges make this claim, we can actually prove it:


  • Lewis Hamilton studied GCSEs at CATS and is now an international Formula One racing driver, youngest ever winner of the Formula One Championship.
  • Byung Ju Cho, from Korea, studied A-levels, graduated last year and is now studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Surrey (ranked 7th in the UK for this subject). 
  • Meng Ma (May), from China, studied A-levels and graduated last year. She achieved AAAA and is now studying Economics at Pennsylvania State University, USA (ranked 3rd nationally for undergraduate business specialities).
  • Masoud Hasounizadeh (Nima), from Iran, is studying A-level Music with us now and has just been commissioned by the BBC to compose background music for popular Persian entertainment show "Kook".
  • Four very different students with very different futures ahead of them - all successful but more importantly, happy in the choices they have made, and confident about their future. 
     

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