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JOBS AND VOLUNTEERING

RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT MOUNT COOK

 WHY WORK AT MOUNT COOK? 

Work in a small close knit team in a fun, lively environment. You'll have opportunities to meet likeminded people and make an impact on the wonderful groups who come to us.

"All staff were amazing - right from the moment I enquired about availability to the moment were were waved off down the driveway."

Duty Manager checking in a customer at Mount Cook Adventure Centre_edited.jpg

Joseph Leckie School, March 2023

Casual Activity Instructor

Pay: 

£13.88 p/h

Contract:

Until November 2026

Hours:

Variable (0 Hour contract)

Closing Date:

N/A

About the role

Casual Activity Instructors support the delivery of outdoor learning and adventure experiences, leading safe, engaging sessions and contribute to the smooth running of the centre.
This is a 0-hour contracted position, ideal for individuals looking for flexible work to fit around other commitments. Training will be provided for those with minimal experience; above all we are looking for people with passion and enthusiasm.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver a range of outdoor activities

  • Assist in setting up and packing down activity sessions

  • Follow all health and safety guidelines, risk assessments, and operating procedures

  • Monitor the wellbeing and behaviour of participants during sessions, promoting inclusion, teamwork, and enjoyment

  • Actively engage with clients, helping to create a positive and welcoming environment

To apply, email a CV & cover letter with how you meet the person spec  to:

Activity Instructor

Pay: 

£13.88 p/h, £27,066 FTE

Contract:

Until November 2026

Hours:

37.5 hours per week

Closing Date:

12:00 10/03/26

About the role

The role of an Outdoor Activity Instructor is to promote personal development, teamwork, and enjoyment through outdoor learning and challenge.

The day typically starts at 08.15 and finishes at 17.15. Evening shifts finish at 20.15. There is an expectation to work some weekends and public holidays.

Key responsibilities

  • Plan and lead high-quality, inclusive activities tailored to the age, ability, and learning needs of all participants.

  • Maintain high safety standards by following Centre policies, conducting risk assessments, and responding effectively to emergencies.

  • Manage equipment setup, pack-down, and routine maintenance, ensuring all gear is safe and faults are reported promptly.

  • Foster a welcoming environment by building positive relationships.

To apply, email a CV & cover letter with how you meet the person spec  to:

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