Leaders for Welcome Camps - Europe
Are you interested in helping young people settling into a new country and culture? Are you organized, responsible and an outgoing person and love traveling? We might have the perfect job for you!
Role Overview
Before our exchange students begin their programs, they attend a Welcome Camp in their host country to ensure a smooth transition and introduction to the new culture. As a Camp Leader, your primary responsibility is to ensure student safety, create a positive and engaging camp experience, and help align expectations as they embark on their exchange journey.
You will oversee logistics and student coordination at the destination, ensuring that every participant gets off to a strong and confident start.
Welcome camp locations and dates
Stockholm 12-15 Aug
Berlin 26-29 Aug
Paris 26-29 Aug
Barcelona 2-5 Sep
Vienna 7-10 Sep
Rome 9-12 Sep
What you will do
· Student Arrivals/Departures
Represent Educatius and welcome students at the airport or accommodation on arrival and departure days. Coordinate transportation to and from the airport. Conduct a brief welcome meeting with students upon arrival.
· Activities/Excursions
Manage schedules, transportation, tickets, and logistics for planned activities and excursions. Ensure students attend and arrive on time to all events. Act as a resource and point of support throughout the program.
· Student welfare
Ensure students feel safe, supported, and engaged. Assist with challenges or concerns raised by students. Communicate and report relevant updates within Educatius. Serve as the onsite Educatius representative.
· Communication and availability
Be available for local staff, sales offices, and students, especially on arrival day and in situations that require urgent attention.
· Other
Handle administrative tasks related to camp operations. Act as the primary contact for accommodation providers, attractions, and restaurants. Support, coach, and guide students and ambassadors as needed. You will be the face of Educatius to our students, partners, and colleagues worldwide.
What you will bring
Experience in customer service, coordination roles, and/or group leadership or travel guiding.
An outgoing personality and a passion for supporting young people.
Fluency in English; additional languages are a plus.
Strong organizational skills and high attention to detail.
Reliable, flexible, and calm under pressure.
A collaborative team mindset and a dedication to excellent service.
Experience working with students is advantageous.
Commitment to our EPIC values:
Expertise • Passion • Integrity • Customer First
What we offer
Meaningful work contributing to global student experiences and cross-cultural understanding.
Fun, dynamic days with opportunities to explore new cities.
Fantastic students and colleagues!
Practical info
Camps take place August–September 2026.
Minimum age to apply: 21 years.
A valid passport is required.
This is a fixed-term contract.
Payment: a fixed gross salary per camp.
The role is full-time during camps and includes travel
Food, accommodation and travel expenses are covered.
Priority will be given to applicants available for multiple camps.
Recruitment is ongoing, and positions may be filled before the deadline. We recommend applying as soon as possible.
Application deadline: March 30th, 2026
- Department
- Operations / Customer Success
- Locations
- Vienna, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Stockholm, Berlin
- Employment type
- Contract
Colleagues
About Educatius Group
Exchange programs help young people discover shared humanity, lasting confidence, and the ability to bridge cultural differences.
Educatius Group is the world’s largest organization dedicated to high school exchange programs abroad.
We empower 15,000 exchange students from more than 50 countries each year to build closer connections across cultures in 15 destinations, including the USA, UK, Ireland, across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and online.
Our impact reaches beyond individual journeys. Through initiatives such as Aiducatius, tree planting and forest conservation in Tanzania, and the Global Youth Resilience Initiative, we expand access to education and support the wellbeing of young people and communities worldwide.
We believe education can change the world – and we work every day to prove it.