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Educational Visits Adviser - Midlands (Remote)

Longtown
£45.7k – £51.6k/yr
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Longtown Outdoor Learning Trust

Contract type

Full time / Seasonal or Fixed term

Closing date

12 Aug 2026 05:00 PM

Salary

£45,782 - £51,526 Per annum pro rata

Location

Midlands (Remote) with periodic travel


Educational Visits Adviser at Longtown Outdoor Learning Trust

  • Hours: 22 hours per week
  • Contract type: 12-month fixed term contract
  • Start date: 7th Sept 2025
  • Salary: £45,782 - £51,526 (pro rata)
  • Location: Midlands (Remote) with periodic travel to locations across the UK

Longtown Outdoor Learning Trust is an Outdoor Learning Charity based in Longtown, Herefordshire. The Trust runs a thriving residential Outdoor Learning Centre and a highly-regarded Educational Visits Advice Service (EVAS).

We are now seeking a knowledgeable and experienced Educational Visits Adviser to join the Longtown team on a 12-month contract, with potential for the role to become a permanent position.

Longtown EVAS provides advice, guidance and training to approximately 100 schools and settings mainly in the West and North Northamptonshire Council areas and in Bournemouth, Bristol, Cambridge, Canterbury and Llanelli.


About The Role

As our Educational Visits Adviser, your key responsibilities will include:

  • Managing the Trust’s Educational Visits Advisory Service.
  • Supporting local authorities, multi academy trusts and schools to ensure that their educational visit policies, procedures and guidance remain current and compliant.
  • Providing high quality guidance, support, training and advice to educational establishments.
  • Delivering a variety of programmes accredited by the Association of Advisers for Outdoor Learning and Educational Visits (AAOLEV, formerly OEAP) including EVC training, EVC re-validation, Management of Visit Emergency training and Visit Leader training.
  • Using on-line systems to scrutinise and review visit plans, provide feedback to schools, maintain records of staff competence and monitor compliance.
  • In the event of a visit emergency, coordinating the Trust’s response to schools and liaising with local authorities, governing bodies, and emergency planning teams.

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About You

To be successful in the role you will need to have a background in teaching and learning in an educational setting, managing health and safety, and leading outdoor activities in remote environments.

Essential

  • Extensive knowledge of health and safety requirements, legislation and guidance for educational visits.
  • Experience of managing and leading young people in a range of off-site visits.
  • Experience of delivering training to a wide range of audiences.
  • Relevant qualifications in teaching and learning, health and safety, and outdoor leadership.
  • Strong communication, organisational and ICT skills.
  • Able to work flexibly in response to the work requirements. This may include evenings, weekends and responding to emergency situations.
  • Ability to work independently and use all available resources to provide prompt effective guidance to schools when required.

Desirable

  • Experience of providing advice and guidance relating to off-site visits.
  • Accredited member of AAOLEV (or working towards).
  • Experience of managing contracts.
  • Experience of using on-line visit planning platforms (e.g. eVisit).

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Key Benefits

  • Holiday allowance – 35 days (27 days annual leave plus 8 bank holidays, pro rata).
  • Sector leading training and development opportunities.
  • Pension scheme with 5% employer contribution.
  • Group Life Insurance.
  • Access to health and wellbeing services.

About Longtown Outdoor Learning Trust

We believe in a future where every young person has access to transformative experiences in the outdoors.

Our Mission Is To

  • Provide inspiring and inclusive outdoor experiences that build confidence, resilience and personal growth in young people.
  • Provide expert advice and training that enables educators to organise safe, memorable and impactful educational visits and outdoor learning.

How To Apply

Please send your CV and covering letter, outlining your relevant experience and explaining why you would like to join the Trust as our Educational Visits Adviser, to recruitment@longtownoutdoorlearning.co.uk.

Applications need to arrive by 5pm on Wednesday 12th August 2026.

Interviews will be held on the w/b Monday 17th August 2026.


Contact Info

  • Website: Home | Longtown Advice Service
  • Closing date: Wednesday 12th August 2026
  • Interview day: w/b 17th August 2026
  • How to apply: Email recruitment@longtownoutdoorlearning.co.uk to request a candidate pack
  • To find out more or for an informal chat, please call Giles Smith on 01873 860225 or email us: recruitment@longtownoutdoorlearning.co.uk

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Home / Remote / Hybrid England Midlands UK Wide

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Management + Leadership

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Skills

Health and Safety
Teaching
Outdoor Activities
Communication
Organizational Skills
ICT Skills
Training Delivery
Emergency Response
Policy Management
Compliance Monitoring

Location

Longtown, England, United Kingdom

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