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Job Post Details

Outdoor Education Teacher - job post

Positive Futures Recruitment
5.0 out of 5 stars
Darwen
£22,601 - £35,259 a year - Permanent

Job details

Pay

  • £22,601 - £35,259 a year

Job type

  • Permanent

Location

Darwen

Full job description

Outdoor Education Teacher (Unqualified)
Salary: £22,601 – £35,259 (depending on experience and skills)
Hours: 40 per week
Contract: Permanent, Full?Time
Location: Darwen, Lancashire

Are you passionate about the outdoors and motivated to make a genuine difference in young people’s lives? We are seeking an enthusiastic and committed Outdoor Education Teacher (Unqualified) to inspire, engage and support pupils through practical, hands?on learning experiences.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives outside the traditional classroom and enjoys bringing learning to life through outdoor activities, while supporting children and young people with special educational needs (SEN).

The Role
You will lead the delivery of high?quality outdoor learning experiences that promote confidence, independence and teamwork. Your work will play a vital part in both the academic and personal development of our pupils.

You will:
  • Plan, deliver and evaluate engaging outdoor education sessions
  • Monitor, assess and report on pupil progress
  • Support children with a range of SEN needs
  • Contribute to a broad and balanced curriculum, including teaching other subjects where required
  • Create a safe, stimulating and inclusive learning environment
  • Use local outdoor environments and facilities to enrich learning
  • Support pupils to develop life skills, resilience and independence
What We’re Looking For

Essential:
  • A genuine passion for outdoor learning
  • Experience working with children or young people (ideally with SEN)
  • Strong understanding of health & safety and risk assessment in outdoor settings
  • Ability to plan and deliver engaging, inclusive activities
  • Excellent communication and teamwork skills
  • Commitment to safeguarding and promoting pupil wellbeing
Desirable:
  • Lowland Leader Award
  • Hill and Moorland Leader Award
  • Experience delivering or supporting the Duke of Edinburgh Award
Why Join Us?

  • Supportive, values?driven environment
  • Training, development and career progression opportunities
  • Make a meaningful impact on young people’s futures
  • Work in a unique setting where learning extends beyond the classroom
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