About LMH Oxford Summer Programmes LMH is looking to appoint a number of Residential Advisors to contribute to the practical organisation and running of the College’s short academic summer programmes. LMH Oxford Summer Programmes are intensive courses of study for visiting students, consisting of lectures, seminars, and tutorials alongside a social and cultural programme of trips and activities. Programme Dates: Session 1: 28 June – 18 July 2026 Session 2: 19 July – 8 August 2026 Session 3: 9 August – 29 August 2026 Once appointed, Residential Advisors will need to be available for paid training days in late June. The Role: Residential Advisor Residential Advisors are live-in pastoral staff responsible for supporting the welfare and daily life of students during their stay at LMH. Residential Advisors create a welcoming and safe environment in the accommodation houses, act as the first point of contact for student wellbeing, and help deliver a smooth residential experience. Working closely with Group Leaders and the Residential Manager, Residential Advisors ensure students feel supported and at home during their Oxford experience. Reporting Lines This role reports to the Commercial Operations Manager. Key Responsibilities Student Support Build positive rapport with students and encourage participation Respond to welfare concerns and escalate where needed Conduct daily check-ins and be visible, approachable, and friendly Foster a respectful, inclusive, and supportive residential environment Carry out regular site checks to ensure a safe, clean, and secure living and learning environment Share important updates, rules, and programme announcements Social & Cultural Programme Support Attend and help supervise social and cultural events (on and off site) Encourage students to participate and feel included in the wider community Team Participation Collaborate with other Residential Advisors, Group Leaders, Student Helpers and the Residential Manager Attend all training sessions and team briefings Contribute to a positive, team-oriented working culture Maintain good communication with students and staff Person Specification Essential Friendly, empathetic, and approachable Experience supporting peers or students in a welfare or residential context Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Responsible, reliable, and calm under pressure Comfortable working long and flexible hours, including evenings and weekends Able to maintain appropriate personal-professional boundaries with students Culturally sensitive and inclusive Right to work in the UK Desirable Ideally pursuing a post-graduate qualification within the University of Oxford, or having just completed an undergraduate degree. Previous experience in residential life, youth programmes, or safeguarding roles Terms and Conditions Hours & Availability Working hours are expected to be around 40 hours per week. A flexible attitude is required, as there will be evening and weekend work. Paid training in late June (dates TBC) Benefits Pay: £15.76 per hour (base salary plus holiday pay) Accommodation & Meals: This is a residential role, and onsite accommodation is provided. Meals are provided on duty. Personal Development: Gain hands-on experience in student welfare, events, and international education Community: Be part of a supportive, close-knit team and diverse student body Oxford Experience: Live and work in a historic college environment during a vibrant summer programme Application Process To apply, please complete the application form by clicking the 'Apply Now' button. Personal statement and CV are required. Deadline: midday on Monday 4th May 2026 Equal Opportunities LMH is committed to diversity and equal opportunity in all aspects of recruitment and employment. We aim to create a working environment that is inclusive, supportive, and respectful to all.