Land Advice Administrator
Devon Wildlife Trust
Conservation & WildlifeFood, Farming & HorticultureRivers, Water & Hydrology
Do you have great admin skills and enjoy working within a busy, enthusiastic team? Are you keen to support farm advisors working in the wider countryside? Join our team for a fulfilling admin role.
We are looking for a team player who is comfortable working across a range of administrative, financial and team support tasks. You will have excellent administration, IT, financial and interpersonal skills and the ability to support a busy team delivering farm advice and conservation services. Some experience in producing newsletters and monitoring health and safety compliance is desirable.
This is a part time post (30 hours per week) fixed term appointment until 31 March 2030, contractually located at Cookworthy, Beaworthy, Devon, EX21 5UX.
Interviews are being held on Wednesday 21 October.
We welcome candidates of all backgrounds and abilities who meet the essential criteria for this role. To achieve our vision, we need more people, and more diverse people, on nature’s side. We are committed to developing an inclusive and diverse organisation, in which everyone feels supported, valued, and able to be their full selves.
DWT is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in employment.
Registered Charity Number no 213224
About Devon Wildlife Trust
We have lost incredible amounts of our wildlife. Species which once thrived in Devon have gone; many others which were commonplace are now rare. We need urgent change. It is time to put nature into recovery. We need to restore what has been lost and we need to do this on a grand scale. This means being bold: restoring degraded landscapes and seas, recreating wildlife habitat, reintroducing key species that have become locally extinct and properly protecting what we still have. Everyone can play a role in nature's recovery and this is where our work starts - shoulder to shoulder with all who love Devon and its wildlife.
We have lost incredible amounts of our wildlife. Species which once thrived in Devon have gone; many others which were commonplace are now rare. We need urgent change. It is time to put nature into recovery. We need to restore what has been lost and we need to do this on a grand scale. This means being bold: restoring degraded landscapes and seas, recreating wildlife habitat, reintroducing key species that have become locally extinct and properly protecting what we still have. Everyone can play a role in nature's recovery and this is where our work starts - shoulder to shoulder with all who love Devon and its wildlife.
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