Much like the game of golf itself, St Andrews Links has evolved for more than 600 years. Today, more than 280,000 rounds are played over our eight public courses. The Links manages a number of additional facilities including a golf academy, four clubhouses, six retail stores, and a community hub.
St Andrews Links is a very diverse business and the team work hard to deliver an exceptional experience for everyone. We employ around 300 people in the peak season, making us one of the largest employers in St Andrews.
We are a charitable trust, and throughout our unique history the focus of the Links has remained on nurturing the game here in St Andrews, ensuring our golf courses are open to all, managing the courses in a sustainable way and providing free golf to the children of the town through our junior golf programme, SALJGA.
We proudly represent this place every day, helping to share our values both at home and abroad through the St Andrews Links brand. Over time, like the living landscape on which the Links stands, St Andrews Links has evolved into a brand which is recognised around the world, transcending language and culture, generating passion and admiration across generations young and old alike.
Today the St Andrews Links brand mirrors the unique place and status it holds in the game of golf, synonymous with a cherished set of values steeped in history, which remain as prevalent today as they were 600 years ago.
Brentwood School is one of the UK's leading co-educational independent day and boarding schools, providing first-class opportunities from age 3 to 18.
Founded in 1557 by Sir Antony Browne, the School statutes were signed by John Donne in 1622, declaring that pupils should be instructed in Virtue, Learning and Manners; values still embodied today. Combining inspirational modern teaching with traditional values, the School aims to provide a first-rate education.
Brentwood School offers extensive co-curricular opportunities, including excellence in sport, music and drama, the largest optional Combined Cadet Force in the country and a high level of participation in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.
Benefits of working at Brentwood School
Teaching staff benefits:
Competitive salary
Contributory teachers' pension scheme
Optional subsidised private health care
Free school lunches
Free school sports centre membership
The motivation and commitment of staff
Pleasant working environment, school grounds and atmosphere
Excellent attitude and behaviour of the pupils
Small class sizes
Outstanding resources
High level of pastoral care and parental support
Broad academic & extra-curricular programme
Non-teaching staff benefits:
Competitive salary
Contributory pension scheme
Optional subsidised private health care
Free school lunches (during term time)
Free school sports centre membership
Excellent facilities
Friendly and attractive working environment
The dedication and commitment of fellow staff
Birkdale provides a strong academic education through outstanding individualised teaching, which inspires all pupils to achieve their personal best. It offers a rounded education enabling pupils to pursue a wide range of interests, equipping them with skills and values to live a successful, fruitful and fulfilling life. Underpinned by a strong Christian ethos, where everyone is treated with care and respect.