Job Overview
Our NovaCity Alternative Provision is expanding!
We are seeking enthusiastic and dedicated Forrest School and/or Duke of Edinburgh Practitioners to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will inspire and guide young people through outdoor learning experiences, fostering confidence, resilience, and teamwork.
Part-time/Flexible hours available
Self-employed contract available if preferred
Responsibilities
- Lead and facilitate outdoor activities aligned with Forrest School principles or Duke of Edinburgh Award schemes, ensuring safety and enjoyment for all participants
- Mentor young people during expeditions, skill sessions, and team challenges, encouraging leadership and independence
- Prepare and deliver engaging lessons that promote environmental stewardship, outdoor skills, and personal development
- Conduct risk assessments and ensure all activities adhere to health and safety regulations
- Support participants in achieving their personal goals within the program framework, providing guidance and encouragement throughout their journey
- Collaborate with colleagues to plan sessions, monitor progress, and evaluate participant achievements
- Maintain accurate records of attendance, progress reports, and activity logs to support ongoing development
Skills
- Proven experience in working with young people , with a strong understanding of outdoor education principles
- Ability to work effectively with children of diverse backgrounds, including those requiring special education support
- Excellent mentoring skills with a positive attitude that motivates young people to excel
- Strong communication skills to clearly convey instructions and foster a supportive learning environment
- Knowledge of outdoor safety protocols, risk management, and first aid procedures
- Passion for environmental education, adventure activities, or youth development programs
Join us in inspiring the next generation through engaging outdoor experiences! This role is perfect for energetic individuals committed to making a positive impact on young people's lives while developing their own skills in outdoor education and youth mentoring.
Pay: £16.00-£18.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Casual dress
- Company pension
- Free or subsidised travel
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
