EFL Teacher (Residential or Non-residential)

ABOUT KKCL HARROW SCHOOL

KKCL has over 22 years of experience in providing international students with a unique English language study experience in the UK and abroad. Under the KKCL umbrella, we proudly present two distinct brands: KKCL English and KKCL Juniors, catering to the educational needs of both adults and young learners, aged 7 to 10 and 11 to 17. KKCL Juniors offer study experiences all year around at our flagship school located in a Grade II listed building in Harrow. In addition to our flagship school, our renowned Summer School programme takes place in one of the most famous and influential schools in the world - Harrow School, with state-of-the-art facilities and safe & secure on-site residential accommodation. Many schools offer workshops and standard English lessons, but very few can offer the integrated experience that we do, through our unique project-based Go Create! English syllabus, taught by dynamic and inspirational teachers. These one-of-a-kind, dynamic and challenging classes are second to none, allowing our students to use their imagination and language skills to produce creative work in English that is uniquely theirs. Our programmes have been carefully designed to maintain a strong focus on English progression whilst at the same time appealing to young people’s sense of creativity and fun. We believe strongly in the value of the teacher, that’s why we select and develop teachers who have more than just qualifications. Our teachers combine a passion for education with skills and interests in a wide range of fields, from drama to art and music. Department: Academic Reports to: Director of Studies Centre: KKCL Harrow School Employment type: Temporary, fixed term Hours: 19-48 hours per week Job start date: 04/07/2024 Job end date: 11/08/2024 MAIN DUTIES TEACHING

• Teach up to 18 hours of well-prepared lessons each week - teach well-prepared EFL lessons according to our Go Create! syllabus and guidelines, with an emphasis on oral communication
• Plan and prepare lessons for the contracted contact hours
• Take part in excursions/activities as required if over 18 hours per week
• Assist in preparing and leading activities and excursions as required
• Welfare duties on a rota basis if residential

Typical breakdown of hours if 48 hours per week:

• Teaching 18 hours, in line with the needs of our programme timetable
• Other duties (taking part in Student Welfare, Excursions and Activities): 28 hours
• Teaching admin (including meetings, paperwork etc.): 2 hours
• Total hours per week – 48 hours

Typical breakdown of hours if 40 hours per week (non-residential):

• Teaching 18 hours, in line with the needs of our programme timetable
• Other duties (taking part in Excursions and Activities): 20 hours
• Teaching admin (including meetings, paperwork etc.): 2 hours
• Total hours per week – 40 hours

Typical breakdown of hours if 19 hours per week

• Teaching 18 hours, in line with the needs of our programme timetable
• Teaching admin (including meetings, paperwork etc.): 1 hour

ADMINISTRATION

• Maintain excellent class administration including lesson preparation, class registration and lesson recordkeeping
• Report to the Teachers’ Room at least 15 minutes before teaching
• Complete the class register on a daily basis
• Keep accurate attendance records and inform your manager immediately if any discrepancies exist on your class register
• Complete on a daily basis the record of work
• Write End of Course Reports prior to the end of every student’s course
• Attend and give out certificates at Leaving Ceremonies
• Assist the DOS with student testing and placement if required
• Attend meetings as arranged by the DoS
• Admin duties as designated by the DoS
• Regularly check the boards in the staffroom for any notices affecting teachers, including teaching schedules and classroom changes

STUDENT WELFARE

• Ensure all students under your care follow the KKCL School Rules
• Liaise with the DoS on student learning and welfare
• Advise the DOS of any student who is misbehaving in class, absent from lessons, or any student welfare concerns
• Advise the DOS on any level discrepancies within your group
• Be aware of the Health & Safety and the Safeguarding & Prevent Duty Policy
• Be aware of Fire Procedure and ensure the safe evacuation of the class in the event of fire
• Be willing to share best practice with colleagues- attend Continuing Professional Development  (CPD) sessions organised by the DOS and participate in the peer observation programme

OTHER DUTIES (if residential or 40 hours position)

• Pastoral duty, which includes: breakfast duty/roll call, dinner duty and night duty on a rota basis, with one evening activity per week
• Lead/actively assist in the supervision of activities (e.g. sports & games, excursions, evening activities) on a rota basis
• When leading students on excursions, taking care of students’ safety and welfare as well as providing them with information to help them get the most out of their stay
• Encourage full and enthusiastic involvement by students in the scheduled Activities Programme
• If applicable, carry mealtime, and free-time supervision duties on a rota basis and if residential, lights out supervision as outlined above
• Assist with airport transfer and student arrivals and departures, escorting students etc. when required

This list is not exhaustive, and may be amended as necessary.