Junior Education Officer

The primary role of this post is to plan and lead activities to ensure effective delivery of Celtic Harmony Camp’s Prehistory Day & Overnight Experiences for schools, family visitors and volunteers.

Celtic Harmony Camp is an award-winning venue,with its thatched roundhouses and native woodland. For twenty five years, children and visitors have been rediscovering the natural world and traditions of life in ancient Britain through creative hands-on activities and outdoor activities that engage the imagination and improve well-being. Our active visitor experiences are designed to bring people together, creating a sense of belonging to our local natural and cultural heritage and building confidence through new skills and the visual results of practical work. We hold the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge for high quality outdoor experiences, as a safe and stimulating setting aiming to improve wellbeing and resilience.

The Junior Education Officer provides engaging Prehistory experiences, dressed in costume, assists with food service in the Bistro, site maintenance and communication.

Benefits to you

• Pension
• Work in a growing outdoor education charity
• Develop skills in experimental archaeology and primitive crafts from bushcraft to storytelling
• Follow a personal development training program
• Join our team of educators and enable more visitors to learn about prehistory and the outdoors

The ideal candidate will have

• A minimum of 2 years continuous experience working in outdoor / heritage education
• Interest in history, prehistory and teaching to children
• Good team player
• Physically fit as this is a manual job

• Own car

Remuneration

Full-time (40 hours a week)  £26,000 pa gross per annum, working on a monthly rota including weekends.

Application: 

Apply soon as we run an ongoing assessment.