Physical Education Officer
Job description: Run an outdoor activities centre, be a facilities manager – all the while implementing the RAF fitness and health strategy
Pay after training: £29,000
Joining age: 22 – 26
Category: Officers
Usual service: 6 years
Open to: men or women
Similar civilian jobs:
- Sports coach
- Sports facilities manager
- Community health manager
- Sports administrator
- Outward Bound instructor
- Physiotherapist
- Parachute instructor
- PE teacher
Qualifications you need: Degree in sports science, outdoor activities or rehabilitation of sports injuries, or professional qualifications may be considered. GCSEs/SCEs at Grade C/3 minimum or equivalent in English language and maths
Qualifications you can gain: Relevant professional qualifications
Nationality: Citizen of the UK or the Republic of Ireland, or a Commonwealth citizen since birth
The job
Physical Education Officers do much more than keeping people fighting fit. You'll arrange fitness programmes, organise adventurous training and run a wide range of facilities as your key responsibilities, but the Physical Education specialisation also has a long-standing involvement with parachuting. While a number of Physical Education Officers embrace the more conventional aspects of physical education, others are involved in the operational parachute training of the UK’s airborne and special forces. You could teach survival techniques to aircrew, or help other staff with personal development using the outdoors. The challenges and demands of a Physical Education Officer’s job make it unique in the field of physical education today.
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