School & Outdoor Camp Assistant

Job Position: School & Outdoor Camp Assistant

Type: International volunteer placement (fee-based program, stipend-supported)

Duration: Up to 12 months; intakes

About the opportunity

Join a UK boarding school or outdoor education centre as a residential assistant. You will support teachers and activity leaders, help run sports and extracurricular programs, and live on site as part of the school community. It is a structured way to gain verifiable UK experience in education, youth work and outdoor leadership.

What you will do

• Support lead teachers in classrooms, prep sessions and study supervision
  

• Run extracurricular clubs, sports coaching and weekend activities
  

• Assist with outdoor education: hiking, water sports, team challenges (training provided)
  

• Contribute to pastoral care and boarding-house duties under supervision
  

• Uphold safeguarding and health-and-safety policies at all times
  

Requirements

Who we are looking for

• Age 18–30, graduate or final-year student (education, sports, arts, humanities or any discipline)
  

• Confident spoken English (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent recommended
  

• Experience with children, sport, music, drama or volunteering is a strong advantage
  

• Willing to complete a police clearance and safeguarding checks
  

• Able to commit to the full placement period
  

Benefits

What is included

• Accommodation and meals on site
  

• Monthly volunteer stipend
  

• NVW Certificate of Achievement & Completion and reference letter
  

• Visa guidance and documentation support through DAI and licensed partners
  

• Pre-departure readiness course on DAI (Aicademy)
  

Program fees

This is a fee-based international program, not a paid employment contract. Full package pricing is shown on the program page and explained in the country webinar. No payment is required to submit your CV.

How to apply

Upload your CV (PDF or Word) with your name, WhatsApp number and preferred intake. Shortlisted applicants are invited to a live country webinar with the program representative, followed by a one-to-one eligibility consultation.