Night House Parent
CATS College Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 24 May 2019
Job overview
OVERVIEW OF THE JOB
This is a Waking Night Shift and you will be a supervising adult presence in the boarding house that is committed to ensuring the health and wellbeing of our international boarding students and assist them in their daily lives, working hours on a two week shift pattern.
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.
- Monitor the students’ welfare and behaviour through the night and report any problems in the residence to the Head of House.
- Conduct Internal and External Patrols of the boarding premises throughout the night.
- Report student illness promptly to the Health centre in the mornings. 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
- Reporting any maintenance issues through the college system
- To ensure a visible presence in and around the premises of the boarding house at all times when on duty
- Help with student arrivals, student induction and departures when required
- Attend termly induction and regular staff training sessions.
- Provide administrative support for the Head of House / Deputy Head of House and House Leaders as requested
Attached documents
About CATS College Cambridge
- CATS College Cambridge
- 1 High Street, Chesterton, Cambridge
- Cambridgeshire
- CB4 1NQ
- United Kingdom
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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