EAL Teacher – British Summer School (July and August 2026)

Role Overview

The EAL Teacher plays an essential role within the British Summer School teaching team, tasked with providing exceptional English language instruction while actively participating in the enrichment programme. This position is vibrant and hands-on, demanding enthusiasm, creativity, and a sincere dedication to fostering student growth both in and out of the classroom. The British Summer School is scheduled from 18 July to 12 August 2026, with INSET training beginning on 16 July.

Key Responsibilities

Programme Delivery & Engagement

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Facilitate and support learning sessions, workshops, or activities that form part of the broader programme

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Offer ideas and skills beyond traditional teaching, incorporating creative, experiential, or project-based initiatives

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Tailor delivery methods to accommodate various age groups, abilities, and learning preferences

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Encourage student engagement, participation, and personal growth

Collaboration & Contribution

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Collaborate with colleagues to ensure the delivery of a cohesive, high-quality educational programme

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Engage in daily briefings and contribute to planning, reflection, and programme enhancement

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Demonstrate flexibility and readiness to assist in different areas of the programme as needed

Activities & Student Experience

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Support and oversee activities, events, and excursions, including weekends as necessary

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Serve as a positive role model and represent the programme in a professional manner at all times

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Help foster a safe, inclusive, and engaging atmosphere for students

Pastoral & Community Support

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Promote student wellbeing and positive behaviour throughout the duration of the programme

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Assist with supervision responsibilities (e.g., meals, evenings, residential duties) on a rotational basis

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Cultivate positive relationships with students and contribute to a strong community within the programme

Person Specification

Essential:

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Qualified teacher status (QTS, PGCE) or recognized TEFL/TESOL/CELTA certification

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Experience teaching English to speakers of other languages

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Native or near-native proficiency in English

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Enthusiastic, adaptable, and capable of thriving in a fast-paced residential setting

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Strong classroom and behaviour management abilities

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Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

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A true passion for engaging with young people

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Enhanced DBS check or equivalent background clearance (or willingness to obtain)

Desirable:

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Experience in summer schools or residential programmes

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Additional skills in sports coaching, performing arts, outdoor education, or creative subjects

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Experience working with international students from various cultural backgrounds

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First Aid certification

What We Offer

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Competitive salary package

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Full board and accommodation at Epsom College Malaysia

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Return flights (where applicable)

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Comprehensive induction and continuous professional development

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The chance to work in a world-class campus setting

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A supportive, collaborative team environment

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An unforgettable summer experience with students from around the globe

Safeguarding Statement

Global Enrichment Programme is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All staff members are expected to uphold this commitment. This role is subject to enhanced background checks and satisfactory references.