Position Type: Tutor
Contract: Full Time, Fixed Term, 25 July - 6 August 2022
School: Upper Primary/Secondary
Location: North Peak Campus, Hokkaido
Closing Date: June 30, 2022
Job Start: July 2022
Professional Responsibilities
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Lead the subject area programme, ensuring enjoyment and engagement for all.
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Prepare for an end of week match, performance or exhibition.
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Follow all safeguarding procedures in line with training and CEA Safeguarding Policies.
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Organise and lead small group activities such as hiking, sports, nature explorations, arts, music and supervised on and off-site activities.
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Complete other assigned operational tasks before and after camp such as general cleaning/room preparation
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Provide fun and educational experiences in the outdoors for all participants
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Manage behaviour positively and proactively in line with CEA Behaviour Policies
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Administer all medical and allergy protocols as directed and in line with CEA Health And Safety Policies
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Assist in and coordinate the care, cleanliness, and security of the facility during the programme.
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Communicate with parents regarding participant experiences and daily activities at the beginning and end of camp as required
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Report concerns to the RSJ Programme Master.
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Know and understand all emergency procedures associated with the programme
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Know, enforce and follow all safety guidelines and emergency procedures as outlined by the Programme Master.
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Ensure that all pupils remain aware of rules and remain safe through careful risk management and accident prevention.
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Work on sessions as required which will at times include evening activities and bedtime supervision
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Attend pre-programme online staff training and orientation sessions, in compliance with CEA standards.
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Be willing, if required to supervise pupils on their journey between North Peak (New Chitose) and Haneda Airport at the beginning and end of the programme
Personal Specifications
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Must be over 18 years of age and have a clear background check.
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Be fluent in both written and spoken English and (where possible) Japanese
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Commit to contracted dates in July and August with a willingness to contribute to camp preparation
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Excellent interpersonal communication skills; demonstrated history of responsibility, dependability and maturity;
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Ideally hold a qualification or have an awareness of First Aid
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Ability to be flexible, creative and adaptable to situations
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An understanding that this role requires a commitment beyond regular contracted hours
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Commitment to:
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excellence and to significantly contribute to the success of the RSJ Summer Programme
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a positive, fun and team-oriented working environment
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Disposition – evidence of
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Ability to be flexible, creative and adaptable to situations
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Personal and intellectual qualities required to work alongside and set an example to others.
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Ability to work on own initiative and be proactive and responsive.
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Flexibility, drive, energy and enthusiasm.
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Approachability and a sense of humour.