Another Way, a UK-based environmental education charity, has opened applications for Youth Facilitator positions to support the delivery of interactive nature and climate workshops in schools and youth groups across the United Kingdom.
The organisation is seeking enthusiastic young people who are passionate about environmental education and eager to inspire the next generation to take positive action for the planet. Successful applicants will receive paid training, travel expense reimbursement, and £15 per hour for workshop delivery, with regular engagements expected from January 2027 onwards.
Applications are now open for individuals interested in combining climate education, youth engagement, and practical facilitation experience.
Inspiring Young People to Take Climate Action
Another Way is dedicated to encouraging kindness towards the planet while helping position the UK as a leader in climate education.
Its Youth Facilitators deliver engaging workshops designed to help young people better understand environmental issues through interactive learning experiences. The workshops aim to build knowledge, confidence, and optimism by empowering students to identify practical ways they can contribute to protecting the environment.
Successful facilitators will play an important role in creating enjoyable learning experiences that encourage meaningful conversations about climate change, biodiversity, and sustainability.
Role Overview
Youth Facilitators will deliver educational workshops in schools and youth organisations across the UK.
The role involves:
• Leading engaging and interactive climate and nature workshops.
• Explaining environmental concepts in an accessible and inspiring way.
• Encouraging participation through practical activities and discussions.
• Building positive relationships with schools and youth groups.
• Supporting young people to develop confidence in taking environmental action.
Facilitators will work as part of a growing national network committed to expanding climate education opportunities for young people.
Who Should Apply?
Another Way is looking for individuals who demonstrate enthusiasm, strong communication skills, and a commitment to environmental education.
Ideal applicants should be:
• Passionate about protecting the environment.
• Excellent communicators and relationship builders.
• Organised and dependable.
• Flexible and enthusiastic team players.
• Excited about working with children and young people.
The charity encourages applications from candidates who may not meet every listed criterion but demonstrate genuine enthusiasm for the role and the organisation’s mission.
Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion
Another Way places a strong emphasis on creating an inclusive facilitator network and welcomes applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds.
The organisation particularly encourages applications from:
• Young people.
• Individuals who have experienced socioeconomic disadvantage.
• Members of global majority communities.
The charity aims to ensure that its workforce reflects the diversity of the communities it serves while creating accessible opportunities for emerging environmental educators.
Training Programme
Successful applicants will participate in a comprehensive paid training programme before beginning workshop delivery.
Training requirements include availability for weekly sessions between:
• Week commencing 21 September 2026.
• Week commencing 7 December 2026.
The training is designed to equip facilitators with the knowledge, presentation skills, and confidence required to deliver high-quality educational workshops.
Pay and Work Opportunities
Youth Facilitators will receive:
• £15 per hour for workshop delivery.
• Paid training.
• Reimbursement of travel expenses.
From January 2027, Another Way aims to provide each facilitator with:
• At least three engagements per month.
Workshop assignments may vary in duration, ranging from:
• One-hour sessions.
• Full-day educational events.
Application Process
Candidates wishing to apply must complete the organisation’s application process, which includes both written and video components.
Applicants will need to submit:
• Completed application form.
• Video submission prepared according to the organisation’s published guidelines.
Prospective applicants are encouraged to review the video guidance carefully before recording and submitting their application.
Why Join Another Way?
Working as a Youth Facilitator offers an opportunity to develop valuable professional skills while making a positive contribution to environmental education.
Benefits include:
• Practical teaching and facilitation experience.
• Leadership and communication skill development.
• Paid professional training.
• Flexible work opportunities.
• Networking with environmental educators.
• Direct involvement in inspiring young people to take climate action.
The role is particularly suited to individuals interested in careers in education, sustainability, youth work, environmental communication, or community engagement.
Opportunity to Make a Difference
The Youth Facilitator programme provides an excellent opportunity for passionate young people to help shape environmental awareness among future generations while gaining valuable professional experience.
By delivering engaging workshops that encourage practical climate action, facilitators will contribute to Another Way’s mission of creating a more environmentally conscious and sustainable society across the United Kingdom.
Applications are now open for individuals ready to inspire young people through fun, interactive, and impactful nature and climate education.
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