Forest School & Outdoor Learning Apprentice
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Company BRAVE ROOTS LTD
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Provider CHANNEL TRAINING LIMITED
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Type Apprenticeship
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Salary Apprenticeship Minimum Wage
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Sector Health and science
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Ref NAS-2000063219
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Application Deadline Date 29/11/2026
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Start Date 06/01/2027
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Positions Available 1
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Working Week 24 hours/week. 8 hrs/day on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Travel time to and from settings will be included as working time.
Brief Description
As a Forest School & Outdoor Learning Apprentice at Brave Roots you’ll work alongside an experienced Forest School Leader, learning how to plan, prepare and deliver engaging outdoor activities for children. You’ll help to create exciting, engaging and memorable outdoor experiences.
Training to be Provided
Full training will take place at multiple Forest School sites (across Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas) during working hours.
Future Prospects
Possible opportunities for continued employment and career progression within Brave Roots as the business grows. Future opportunities could include taking on greater responsibility for planning and leading sessions, undertaking further qualifications such as Level 3 Forest School Leader training, and progressing into a more senior role within Brave Roots.
Vacancy Detail
- Work will take place at Multiple Forest School sites across Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas.
- Supporting the delivery of Forest School sessions in primary schools, nurseries, after-school clubs and holiday camps.
- Helping children explore nature, develop confidence, build friendships and learn new skills through outdoor play and adventure.
- Leading and assisting with activities such as den building, bushcraft, fire lighting, outdoor cooking, woodland crafts and wildlife exploration.
- Planning and preparing creative, age-appropriate activities that encourage curiosity, independence and teamwork.
- Setting up outdoor learning spaces, preparing equipment and packing away after sessions.
- Helping to maintain Forest School equipment, tools and resources.
- Supporting children’s safety and wellbeing, following safeguarding procedures and helping with risk assessments.
- Adapting activities to meet the needs and abilities of different children, ensuring everyone feels included.
- Working with the Forest School Leader to reflect on sessions and develop new activity ideas.
- Undertaking apprenticeship training, attending courses and developing practical outdoor education skills.
- Gradually taking on greater responsibility for planning and leading activities as your skills and confidence develop.
Other Information
A driving licence and access to a vehicle is required due to the varied locations.