Boarding House Tutor

Institut auf dem Rosenberg invites applications from dynamic and dedicated boarding professionals to join its residential team as Boarding House Tutors (Artisans). The successful candidate will support the pastoral life of the school and help maintain a structured and supportive boarding environment for our international student community.

Residential life is central to the Rosenberg educational experience, cultivating independence, responsibility and personal resilience.

The ability to lead or support sports, outdoor activities or co-curricular programmes would be advantageous. Candidates with the ability to contribute to sports, outdoor education, creative disciplines or specialist activities are particularly encouraged to apply.

The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications, skills and experience:

• a relevant teaching, pastoral or youth work qualification (or equivalent experience)

• relevant experience working with young people in a boarding, educational or residential environment

• experience providing pastoral care and student wellbeing support

• the ability to contribute to sports, activities or co-curricular programmes

• a clean driving licence and willingness to undertake driving duties

• a strong commitment to the values and ethos of Institut auf dem Rosenberg
  

We are particularly looking for: 

• Demonstrate a genuine commitment to student wellbeing and pastoral care within an international boarding environment.

• Have experience supporting students across mixed age groups, promoting independence, responsibility and personal growth.

• Are capable of providing academic supervision and structured study support.

• Are organised, dependable and able to maintain high standards of care and supervision.

• Actively contribute to the school’s Talent & Enrichment programme and wider boarding life.

• Demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively within a residential team while taking initiative when required.

Tasks & Competences:

• Support the pastoral care and wellbeing of boarding students within the residential community.

• Help maintain a structured, supportive and respectful boarding environment that promotes student independence and personal development.

• Provide academic supervision and structured study support during evening study periods.

• Contribute to the organisation and delivery of sports, recreational and co-curricular activities.

• Support the daily rhythm and routines of the boarding house, ensuring high standards of care and attention to student wellbeing.

• Work collaboratively with boarding leadership, academic staff and pastoral teams to support student development.

• Undertake driving duties and supervision of student transport where required.

We Offer:

• a rare opportunity to work at a highly successful and internationally renowned boarding school

• a truly international residential environment with exceptional facilities

• colleagues committed to excellence in education and pastoral care

• an entrepreneurial culture supporting each student’s Individual Development Plan (IDP®)

• an attractive remuneration package with optional staff accommodation
  

The School

Widely recognised as the world’s best boarding school, Rosenberg educates students from Kindergarten through to High School, bringing together young people from across the globe. For more than 130 years, the school has set the standard for individualised education, enabling each student to develop according to their unique abilities, talents and ambitions.

The school offers International GCSEs and A-Levels, the US High School Diploma with Advanced Placement, and the IB Diploma Programme.

A defining feature of Rosenberg education is the Talent & Enrichment Programme, complemented by the school’s Creative Lab, a unique environment for experimentation, interdisciplinary learning and innovation.

Important links:

https://instrosenberg.ch/

The Rosenberg AI Charter

The Blue Nomad - A Floating Habitat

The Rosenberg Space Habitat

Rosenberg Talent & Enrichment Programmes

To Apply

Candidates should submit:

• a CV

• a letter of application clearly detailing their suitability for the role

• contact details for three referees

In their letter of application, candidates should briefly describe their approach to supporting student wellbeing within a residential boarding environment.

Applications should be sent to:

recruitment@instrosenberg.ch

Please include “Boarding House Tutor (Artisan)” in the subject line.

Early applications are encouraged as the school reserves the right to appoint before the closing date.

Initial interviews will be conducted online.

Any offer of employment will be subject to child protection screening, including reference checks with previous employers and an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check or equivalent.