I got started through my Dad; he used to work at activity centres, loved the great outdoors and to this day climbs waayyy harder than me.

My Motivation to join the course was that I really loved the outdoors and thought that this course would suit me best.

It's Week 6 of the Accelerated Instructor Training Course and we've been cruising the coast in kayaks, surfing the waves at Sandbanks, battling the swell at Dancing Ledge and scaling the heights of Portland.

We've paid full price for all our Panasonic Cameras, we have several of them. Our oldest FT5 has been with us for 3 years, our newest has been with us for 18 months.

We wrapped up with extra layers, filled flasks and braced ourselves for a week of Kayaking, Coasteering, Navigation and Bushcraft.

Our Seasonal Staff are normally employed from April until the start of November (7 months). We can offer some 'short season' roles for instructors and camp leaders during June and July.

This week's adventures have seen us back on the Jurassic Coast as well as rediscovering our love for Sandbanks, Poole Harbour and the woods.

Last week we started to introduce you to the 16 trainees undertaking the course and go over the qualifications they are starting to gain.

Why did you choose the course?: I’ve always loved being outside and the normal university route didn't suit me. So when I found out about Land & Wave's course I was sold instantly.

It was full of highs but I'd have to say a stand out one has to be everyone passing their RLSS course

As outdoor instructors we spend a lot of time outside and a lot of that is in the water. Everything we do requires a fair amount of kit and we're constantly on the lookout for new equipment and gear to try out.

We've been inspired to get involved this year due to a fellow Swanage resident and her Mo story, Alice Dorrington.

Land & Wave loves adventure in all forms; whether it's week-long expeditions or an afternoon in the woods.

In August 2014, I found myself there on holiday with my French & PE-teaching girlfriend, Sophie. The temptation of cheap flights combined with mountains was too strong.

Osprey describe the Osprey Mutant 28 as; "A pack designed for year-round ascents. Super light, flexible, strippable and seasonally versatile you can rely on this perennial climbing partner"