As an Outdoor Adventure Educator (OAE), you will conduct camping activities, facilitate learning and ensure the well-being of students at MOE Outdoor Adventure Learning Centres.

• Conduct adventure camp activities and facilitate students’ reflection and learning. • Give safety instructions on technical adventure equipment, and carry out procedures to ensure students’ safety. • Provide administrative and logistical support to enable the smooth delivery of camp activities. • Participate in the planning and evaluation of the camps, to ensure that learning objectives are achieved. As an OAE, you will typically work 5 days a week, which may include Saturdays. Camps are residential and you will be rostered for some overnight duties.

• A strong interest in outdoor adventure activities. • Sufficient level of physical fitness and no existing medical conditions that will impair one from carrying out outdoor adventure activities. • The ability to connect and establish rapport with students. • The ability to work under stressful conditions and environments. • The capability to perform and supervise activities at height and in the waters. • A willingness to work at night and reside at campsites for overnight activities. • Applicants should have the fitness and resilience required to engage students safely and carry out their duties effectively. • Experience in conducting outdoor activities for students would be an advantage. In general, applicants can expect to hear from us within 4 weeks of the close of the application window. In the event where we receive a high number of applications, applicants will receive an update on their status within 6 weeks of the close of the window. If you are shortlisted, you will be required to attend a 1-day compulsory selection programme at an MOE Outdoor Adventure Learning Centre (OALC), where you will be assessed on your competencies for various height- and water-based activities. Candidates who are further shortlisted following the selection programme will be required to attend a 1-day attachment programme at an MOE OALC, which provides a preview of the job and comprises further assessments by MOE. For more details, please visit our MOE OAE Career website at https://www.moe.gov.sg/careers/non-teaching-careers/allied-educators/outdoor-adventure-educator. If you are facing issues submitting your application through the Careers@Gov portal, please contact us at Careers.gov.technicalhelp@psd.gov.sg for assistance.

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