We currently have 3 vacancies:
Project Officer – Somerset
| Job Title: | Project Officer (Somerset Green Pathways for Life) |
| Hours of work: | Part-time; 14 hours per week (flexibility is required and working hours will include occasional weekends) |
| Salary: | £21,000 per annum pro rata |
| Contract duration: | Fixed term contract for 3 years. We are aiming to extend the contract for at least a further 2 years, depending on funding |
| Place of Work: | Home based in Somerset |
The closing date for applications is 12th August 2019 with interviews being held in Bridgewater, Somerset on 21st August 2019. For further details on this position see below:
Job Description & Person Specification
Green Pathways for Life – Background information
To apply please email a CV (no longer than two pages) with a one page covering letter detailing your experience in delivering similar work to sheila.gundry@froglife.org All CV’s and covering letters must have your name in the reference box clearly labelled as CV or covering letter.
Learning Officer – Bradford
| Job title: | Learning Officer |
| Hours of work: | 8 hours (with a 30 minute break if working over 6 hours) a week, with potential to extend subject to funding. Can be worked in one day or split over two. Office hours: 9.30-4.30 core hours the rest can be worked flexibly around this. |
| Annual holiday: | 23 days plus bank holidays pro rata |
| Salary: | £22,000 pro rata including NI and Pension |
| Contract duration: | 11 months with the potential to extend |
| Place of work: | Home based with sessions delivered in Bradford |
Froglife is a national wildlife conservation charity with a specific focus on the conservation of amphibians and reptiles and their habitats. Central to our ethos is to encourage as many people as possible to take part in wildlife conservation actions.
We focus particularly on individuals who for socio-economic reasons are often excluded. Froglife has been awarded a two year grant from the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council to work with Adults with Learning Disabilities, Autism and/or mental health problems. We are recruiting an experienced Learning Officer to independently deliver this project in Bradford. It could work for someone looking for part time work alongside other commitments, as a secondment 1 day a week from another organisation, or as additional regular work for a freelancer.
Scope:
Working with Adults with Learning Disabilities, Autism and/or mental health problems. Sessions will be delivered one day a week (day to be confirmed) and run from 10-2pm allowing time for admin and planning before and after. Travel to site is not included as part of the working hours as this is considered personal travel time to place of work. Participants take part in a 6 week group project followed by an optional 6 week personal project. We will work with 4-5 groups in Year 1, each in a different ward of Bradford South, with 8-12 individuals per group.
For more information regarding this vacancy please see the Person Specification and Job Description.
To apply please email a CV (no longer than two pages) with a one page covering letter detailing your experience in delivering similar work to jenny.tse-leon@froglife.org. All CVs and covering letters must have your name in the reference box clearly labelled as CV or covering letter.
Field Worker – Forth Region, Scotland
| Job title: | Field Worker |
| Hours of work: | Full time – 35 hours per week |
| Annual holiday: | 23 days plus bank holidays |
| Salary: | £22,200 pro rata including NI and Pension |
| Contract duration: | 12 months – preferably starting on 1st September 2019 – 30th September 2020 |
| Place of work: | Forth Valley – office TBC |
Come Forth for Wildlife is a four year project working across the Forth Region. This role will mainly focus on the delivery of the habitat creation and restoration works and volunteer training in Falkirk. We require someone who has practical wildlife conservation experience which will include supervising contractors on habitat creation and restoration projects and delivering a programme of volunteer training. Ideally the suitable candidate will have a great crested newt licence. For more information please see the Job Description
To apply please email a CV (no longer than two pages) with a one page covering letter detailing your experience in delivering similar work to kathy.wormald@froglife.org . All CVs and covering letters must have your name in the reference box clearly labelled as CV or covering letter.
Deadline for applications:2nd August 2019 – midnight.
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