What's new
For the benefit of those who have worked at residential schools before, this page draws attention to changes that affect appointments for 2012.
back to topDisability resources staff
If you are interested in working at residential schools in a disability resources role then you can find detailed job descriptions in Roles and requirements and an application form in How to apply.
back to topExpenses for working at residential school
Any claims made for working at residential schools must adhere to the University guidelines and you are reminded to review the guidance provided in the Terms and conditions section before arranging your travel and submitting your claim.
back to topBooking your residential school travel
Staff and tutors working at residential schools must book their travel through the residential schools team. The travel request form is available online from the following link: Travel request form.
Please complete the form as soon as you have accepted your contract of employment to work at the school.
back to topLearning advisers
We do not recruit for learning advisers on this website. These posts are only open to Open University associate lecturers and internal members of University staff. Learning adviser posts will be advertised in early 2012 on Job opportunities: Current vacancies (you will need an OUCU and password to access this site).
If you are an Open University associate lecturer or an internal member of University staff and wish to apply for both teaching and adviser roles you should apply on this website for the teaching roles and visit Job opportunities: Current vacancies to complete your adviser application.
back to topOU students association (OUSA)
OUSA residential school reps (resi reps) play an important role at residential schools at all main UK sites throughout the summer school period. The reps are fellow students who volunteer their time and experience to benefit other students at the school.
The reps organise the social events, sell OU merchandise through their stalls, provide local information and are generally there to help students. Their aim is to help make the student experience of residential schools enjoyable, informative and stress free. The reps will be there to meet students when they arrive at the school and will always be easy to find. They are always approachable when the student needs advice or just a friendly chat.
For further information about becoming a resi rep visit www.open.ac.uk/ousa/residential_school.php
back to topCareers advisers
We have a team of careers advisers to working at residential schools in 2012. Posts will be filled initially from staff working in national/regional offices in this role. Additional staff may be required. For further details please Contact us.




