Scottish Outdoor Education Centres (SOEC) are looking for Outdoor Tutor Staff for the 2027 season
SOEC is a charity and social enterprise and has spent over 80 years enabling people to access the outdoors and the environment in a safe and sustainable way.
Full time/part time – full time fixed term (part time considered)
Temporary – fixed term Feb-October
Salary - £25,885.60 per annum pro rata
Location: We are recruiting for our 3 Centres, all in Scotland.
Key information:
Contract Duration: Fixed term from February to October. Potential for extension into the winter months.Opportunities for shorter contracts or flexible options available.
Responsibilities: Inspire and empower young people through outdoor learning activities. You’ll stay with the same group all week, adapting sessions to meet their needs.
Requirements: A genuine interest in the education and development of young people, relevant outdoor qualifications, and ideally a driving licence.
Benefits: Competitive salary £25,885.60 per annum (pro rata), 28 days holiday (pro rata), single room accommodation if required, opportunities for professional development and training.
Locations: SOEC have 3 locations:
- Broomlee Centre- West Linton, Scottish Borders.
- Dounans Centre- Found in Aberfoyle, Stirling.
Each centre provides a unique setting for outdoor education, offering a variety of activities and programmes designed to inspire and educate young people.
Outdoor Tutor positions at the Scottish Outdoor Education Centres (SOEC), typically need experience and/or qualifications such as:
- Experience: Practical experience in outdoor education and working with young people.
- First Aid Certification: A current first aid certificate is essential – SOEC can offer this as part of training.
- Mountain Training Awards (e.g., ML, RCI), Paddle UK Awards (e.g., PSI, PSL)
- Driving Licence: While not vital, having a driving licence is preferred.
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Outdoor Tutors - Scotland employer: Institute for Outdoor Learning
The Institute for Outdoor Learning is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritises personal growth and the empowerment of youth through outdoor adventures. Located in the stunning Eyri National Park, employees benefit from a supportive environment that encourages professional development and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on young lives while enjoying the beauty of nature.
Contact Details:
Institute for Outdoor Learning Recruitment Team