Bring the natural world to life! Fantastic opportunities for geography, geology and ecology graduates to work in areas of outstanding natural beauty across the South Coast of England, Isle of Wight and Scotland's breath-taking Isle of Arran.
As a PGL Field Studies Instructor, there'll be numerous opportunities for you to extend your experience and gain National Governing Body award qualifications in a range of other adventure activities, particularly if you return to work for us for subsequent seasons.Your time will be prioritised into our core Field Studies programmes, but there will be many opportunities to be involved in a wide range of products and activities. The opportunity to lead some of our higher level Field Studies courses abroad, for example, may be offered at a later date, when your aptitude, adaptability and approach have all been fully assessed through working at our UK centres.Got a question about being a Field Studies Instructor? See if it's answered through our Study Course Instructor FAQsFind out more about Field Studies session contentGot a Question About Working for PGL?You might find the answer in our Frequently Asked QuestionsSuccessful applicants are required to undergo an enhanced CRB disclosure, which PGL will pay for. PGL is committed to the principle of equality and diversity. We welcome applicants from all sectors of the community.
You need to have the legal right to live and work in the UK to be considered for this role.
Set in 48 acres of woodland, facing the tidal waters of Wootton Creek on the Isle of Wight.
Our specialist field studies centre on the beautiful Isle of Arran in Western Scotland.
One of our largest centres: overlooking the sea, set in 44 acres of downland close to Weymouth in Dorset. Excellent for field studies and land-based activities.
A 19th Century country house with 50 acres of on-site activities, close to the beautiful Lake District with plenty of outdoor activities on offer.
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