British Camp — London location

In 2014, I created a project aimed at developing summer camps according to international standards. I completed internships in the USA and visited the best language colleges in Britain and Canada. Though I specialize in teaching English, my favorite activity at camp is playing soccer 🙂. And during matches, we always stick to one rule: speaking English!

I completed my studies and obtained my CELTA certificate in the UK and currently reside in Spain. I enjoy participating in sports, particularly dance and yoga. I have previous experience working in sports camps in the UK, Guatemala, Colombia, and Spain. As I also play the cello and piano, I look forward to sharing not only my English skills but also my musical expertise with the campers!

My name is James and I come from Burmingham. I am a huge fan of theatre and I used to be an actor. That is why during our lessons in the camp we practice English by doing small performances with kids. It’s a fun way to learn and get creative together! Also, I love travelling a lot and getting to know new cultures.

I bring 8 years of experience in edutainment program development, and I even did training with the Disney Institute on international entertainment standards. Safety is my top priority for both campers and staff during any event, thanks to my medical background.

I love finding interesting partners to work with , such as the Museum of Happiness in London. I regularly attend tea ceremonies to pass on the latest English trends to campers 😉

I have taught English to children in 7 countries, including Thailand, Spain, Poland, and the United States. I have visited 48 of the 50 states of America with my family. In addition to teaching, I also serve as a referee in the USA, officiating 6 sports. Coordinating sports matches at camp brings me joy!

For the last 8 years, I’ve been organizing summer vacations for kids. And for the past 5 years, I’ve been running the top English-speaking vacations at British Camp. My main task is to ensure that the work on site is well coordinated and efficient. At the camp, I take care of the organizational aspects, such as working with contractors, recruiting and training the team, and of course communicating with parents. What really excites me is seeing all our plans come to life for the campers. It’s the best feeling ever!

I come from London and I’ve been teaching for about 8 years now. I’ve travelled a lot in my life and taught in 10 different countries. Also, I’m a massive football fan, and Arsenal’s my team of choice. Last summer I taught in River location, which is my favorite location so far.

I am a teacher with the experience of working with different age groups. What I relly enjoy about working with kids is how they know how to have fun. I feel like as adults we get so caught up in our daily life that we forget how to reconnect with our inner child which is very important for living a productive and happy life. It’s all about striking that balance between responsibility and fun, and kids definitely show us how it’s done.

I am a philologist and a translator. Also, campers know me as the organizer of the best tea ceremonies. My job is to plan all the fun stuff for each session, including the most interesting training sessions, sports activities, and parties. Plus, I keep track of the daily schedule to make sure campers get enough rest, study time, and fun activities throughout the day!

I’m from the city of Siren, Wisconsin, a charming locale in the United States. While I hold TEFL certification for teaching English, my genuine enthusiasm lies in football. As a committed soccer referee, I have honed my abilities over the years. Over the past three years, I have had the privilege of contributing to British Camp, where I not only impart English lessons but also foster a love for football among the campers!

I was born in Canada but also studied in Sweden and Egypt. I enjoy working at children’s camps and have experience as an educator and in developing camp programs in Canada, Korea, and Malaysia for students from various countries. I also have an interest in playing rugby; previously, I was a member of my university team, and now I participate in rugby activities with campers at the camp.

I was born in Gorseinon, UK, and later relocated to the US, which is why children often recognize my American-British accent. Holding a CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English), I abstain from using social media entirely. Therefore, I’m delighted to assist campers in enjoying their time at camp without relying on electronic devices!

I’ve been teaching English to children for ten years now, and I’m well acquainted with children’s camps from my time in America. While living in the US, I resided in seven different states and dedicated each summer to sports camps in New York and Colorado, actively participating in organizing activities for children. I have a passion for football and parkour and eagerly await the opportunity for campers to join me in these classes!

I’m from Peterborough, a city in the UK, and my full name is Liam Francis Conor. I’m passionate about football, and my name coincides with my favourite football club, Liverpool (LFC). I’ve been working in Ukraine for 3 years now and I’m returning to British Camp to teach English and participate in sports activities with the campers!