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What's On Offer?
Site Manager (SM)
The role of the Site Manager is to manage all staff, resources and processes to ensure the smooth running of a Super Camps site. This role is paramount to the success of the camps.
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Senior Activity Instructor (SAI)
The role of the Senior AI is to support the Site Manager in the smooth and efficient running of a Super Camps site. They will also be an important point of contact for parents and children during their time at Super Camps.
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Specialist Instructor (SI)
Lifeguards and Trampoline Coaches
The SI will be a recognised expert with specific skills and qualifications as either a Lifeguard (NPLQ or NaRS) and/or a Trampoline Coach (BG). The SI will also be expected to act as an Activity Instructor when not involved in specialist instruction.
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Early Years and Play Instructor (EYPI)
The EYPI is the main point of contact for the younger children during their time at Super Camps. They will also act as a Group Leader and be responsible for registering Crews during the whole week. The EYPI will be assigned to their Crew as much as possible, working with them during the first and last activity session as a minimum.
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Sports Instructor (SPOI)
The SPOI will have specific skills in the coaching or teaching of sports. The SPOI will typically be expected to run Super Camps sports sessions and also Academies where groups of children can spend extra time during the week focusing on a specific activity. The SPOI will also be expected to act as a Group Leader and be responsible for registering Crews during the whole week.
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Activity Instructor (AI)
The AI will be assigned to a variety of different activities including arts, performing arts, play and sports. They will also act as a Group Leader and be responsible for registering Crews during the whole week.
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Assistant Activity Instructor (AAI)
The AAI will be an assistant to EYPI’s, SPOI’s and AI’s. They will be expected to contribute to running various sessions and assisting the Site Manager at break and free time preparing refreshments.
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Additional Responsibilities
Our aim is to utilise our staff for their strengths and experiences for the majority of time they are working on camp. There may be occasions when we ask staff to assist in other areas to which they may not have been directly appointed. On these rare occasions we require flexibility and co-operation at all times.
Additional bonuses are offered for Academies. If you have the relevant experience and qualifications to run an Academy in any of the following - Football, Tennis, Swimming, Trampolining, Art and Drama - you will receive an additional £25 per week for doing so. This additional payment does not apply if you are a Site Manager / Senior Activity Instructor / Specialist Instructor.
A further qualified position required on camp is the Paediatric First Aider. This person will be appointed as the on-site First Aider, along with one of the above positions, for the duration of their employment. You will receive an additional £25 per week for taking on this responsibility (unless you have been trained by Super Camps, as we will contribute to the costs of this course if you are selected for it). This additional payment does not apply if you are a Site Manager/Senior Activity Instructor/Specialist Instructor.
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