Working With Us

At Oxford Royale, our expert teachers provide the highest possible quality of teaching to challenge our students academically, using interactive learning techniques, and inspiring students with excellent subject knowledge and use of up-to-date resources. We have teaching roles available in all subjects, from Medicine to Film Academy, and we welcome all teaching professionals and academics keen to inspire the next generation of students in their field.

Counsellors are responsible for the everyday well-being of our students while they spend time on campus, on trips and during activities. Counsellors are involved in the planning and delivery of extra-curricular activities as well as supporting students as they navigate their time on the summer programme.

Junior Deans are responsible for leading Counsellors in the day-to-day implementation of the social and activity programme, as well as the general supervision and management of the students on campus, on trips and during activities. The role demands a high level of organisation and responsibility and a real interest in working with international students.

Administrators provide support to the team, ensuring that the academic operations run at a high standard throughout the summer programme. Through the daily maintenance of all materials and reports, Administrators ensure that teachers are fully prepared in their delivery of high-quality academic programmes.

Programme Coordinators provide vital support to the Operations Team with pre-summer planning at our Head Office (from May onwards). On campus, they support the Programme Director and all the members of the Campus Teams in the running of the programmes, by controlling all administrative and system processes.

Assistant Programme Directors support the Programme Director in delivering the academic programme by managing the teachers, ensuring that academic equipment is available, preparing teachers for field trips, and monitoring the quality control of accrediting bodies.

Programme Directors manage the campus team, as well as the body of international students, to ensure that the high expectations of academic delivery, safety, welfare, organisation and general student enjoyment are met. They oversee the running of the campus and respond to queries and concerns from parents. The Campus Team looks to the Programme Director for guidance on matters of welfare and student discipline.

Reporting to the Programme Director, the role involves providing surgery hours, general welfare and medical advice, and information to the leadership team for the safe management of our student body of international teenage students.

At Oxford Royale, our expert teachers provide the highest possible quality of teaching to challenge our students academically, using interactive learning techniques, and inspiring students with excellent subject knowledge and use of up-to-date resources. We have teaching roles available in all subjects, from Medicine to Film Academy, and we welcome all teaching professionals and academics keen to inspire the next generation of students in their field.

Counsellors are responsible for the everyday well-being of our students while they spend time on campus, on trips and during activities. Counsellors are involved in the planning and delivery of extra-curricular activities as well as supporting students as they navigate their time on the summer programme.

Junior Deans are responsible for leading Counsellors in the day-to-day implementation of the social and activity programme, as well as the general supervision and management of the students on campus, on trips and during activities. The role demands a high level of organisation and responsibility and a real interest in working with international students.

Administrators provide support to the team, ensuring that the academic operations run at a high standard throughout the summer programme. Through the daily maintenance of all materials and reports, Administrators ensure that teachers are fully prepared in their delivery of high-quality academic programmes.

Programme Coordinators provide vital support to the Operations Team with pre-summer planning at our Head Office (from May onwards). On campus, they support the Programme Director and all the members of the Campus Teams in the running of the programmes, by controlling all administrative and system processes.

Assistant Programme Directors support the Programme Director in delivering the academic programme by managing the teachers, ensuring that academic equipment is available, preparing teachers for field trips, and monitoring the quality control of accrediting bodies.

Programme Directors manage the campus team, as well as the body of international students, to ensure that the high expectations of academic delivery, safety, welfare, organisation and general student enjoyment are met. They oversee the running of the campus and respond to queries and concerns from parents. The Campus Team looks to the Programme Director for guidance on matters of welfare and student discipline.

The US Operations Coordinator has a key role in the planning and set up of our summer programs at our campuses in US Universities as well as supporting our leadership teams at each campus. Reporting to the US Operations Manager the job holder deals with a wide range of daily issues and queries, with fast response required as well as core compliance, planning and oversight requirements of the program preparation, staff recruitment and onboarding