what’s different about us? At inlingua Vacation Programmes: • safety and quality are our twin priorities • we recognise that we are responsible to more than just one “client” e.g. we recognise that we are also accountable to the language travel agent, parent, sponsor, employer etc. • we use specialist sport / activity providers, experts in their field with specific experience in providing the services that we contract from them e.g. Bolton Wanderers FC Academy provide football coaching at inlingua Bolton whilst Adventure International provide the adventure activities at inlingua Bude. • we use exciting and unique premises from which to run our programmes e.g. air-conditioned classrooms inside the Reebok Stadium with a view of the football pitch for inlingua Bolton, the Waterfront Residential Activity centre for inlingua Bude. • we operate from “different” but exciting English locations e.g. the north west of England, the historical and spiritual home of English football and Bude on the beautiful Cornish coast. Everybody’s been to London, Brighton and Cambridge, now it’s time to try the real England!. • we truly value every single individual customer / client. Who Are We? 
director’s profile
inlingua Vacation Programmes is owned and managed by Peter Hayes. Peter is a law graduate from the University of Westminster and worked as the Manager of the Business Centre at inlingua Cheltenham for seven and a half years from May 1999 until he left in November 2006 to concentrate full time on inlingua Vacation Programmes. During this time he built up the reputation of this executive centre for the consistent delivery of a high standard of service and customer care to valued corporate clients from all over the world. Peter has been in the English language teaching industry since 1991, starting his English teaching career in Verona, Italy. He then went on to take the RSA University of Cambridge Diploma in EFL with the Bell School. In Summer 1996 Peter took his first management role being appointedas Director of Studies at Stafford House School of English in Canterbury. By 1998 Peter was co-running ASPECT Oxford, a large and modern English language school with up 350 students aged between 12 and 25 years. During his time in academic management he has successfully guided his schools and departments through 4 British Council inspections, an ISO 2001 external audit and an “Investor’s in People” human resource audit.Their directors bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from the world of professional football, finance and banking. We believe that together we make a great team.
We’d like you to join us. Child Protection Mission Statement inlingua Vacation Programmes is committed to creating and maintaining the safest possible environment for children and young people. We do this by: recognising that all children and young people have the right to freedom from abuse ensuring that all our staff, volunteers and host families are carefully selected and accept responsibility for helping to prevent the abuse of children and young people in their care responding swiftly and appropriately to all suspicions or allegations of abuse, and providing host families, parents and guardians, children and young people with the opportunity to voice any concerns they may have appointing a Welfare Officer who will take specific responsibility for child safety and act as the main point of contact for host families, parents, guardians, children, young people and outside agencies Ensuring access to confidential information is restricted to the Welfare Officer or the appropriate external authorities Regularly reviewing the effectiveness of our Child Protection Policy
Our Welfare Officer is Mrs KATIE HAYES Telephone: 00 44 1452 621 141 Our Host Family Co-ordinator (Blackburn) is Mrs MARGARET REYNOLDS Telephone: 00 44 7948 710 357 |
