URGENT - Temporary Residential Student Chaperone

Temporary Residential Student Chaperone

AMOS B1 London Seminar | King Stage

King Stage is recruiting for the AMOS B1 London seminar taking place from 19 to 23 October 2026. The group consists of 33 bachelor students and includes students under the age of 18. The successful candidate will stay at the group’s hostel and provide evening and overnight support.

Company

King Stage

Location

Central London hostel

Dates

Monday 19 to Friday 23 October 2026

Working pattern

Evening and overnight shifts; exact hours to be confirmed

Job type

Temporary

Pay

£13 per hour

The residential chaperone will support the students’ safety and wellbeing during the evenings and overnight. Accommodation at the hostel will be arranged by King Stage.

Main responsibilities

· Remain onsite at the hostel during the agreed evening and overnight hours.

· Provide welfare support and respond if a student requires assistance.

· Complete evening and morning headcounts and report any absences immediately.

· Support appropriate behaviour and follow the hostel’s rules and procedures.

· Respond calmly to emergencies and follow King Stage’s safeguarding and escalation procedures.

· Report incidents or concerns promptly to the group leader.

· Assist with breakfast arrangements and morning departures when required.

Essential requirements

· Experience working with students, young people or supervised groups.

· A responsible, calm and professional approach.

· Strong communication and organisational skills.

· An understanding of safeguarding responsibilities.

· The right to work in the UK and the ability to provide suitable references.

· An Enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service is preferred; otherwise, the successful candidate must complete the appropriate checks before the assignment.

· First-aid training is desirable.

How to apply

Apply through Indeed with your CV and a short summary of your relevant experience and availability. The appointment is subject to satisfactory references, right-to-work checks and the appropriate safeguarding checks.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: £13.00 per hour

Education:

  • Bachelor's (preferred)

Experience:

  • group leader: 2 years (preferred)

Work Location: In person

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