Communication & Interpretation Officer - Coventry, United Kingdom - Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts

Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts
Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts
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Coventry, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Closing date:
Monday 2 January 2023- Salary: Grade 2b: £23,320

  • Contract type: Permanent / Working hours: Full time
  • Location: Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve, Coventry
  • Warwickshire


  • CV3 3GW

  • Hybrid working
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Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's Sherbourne Valley Project (SVP) supports our ambition to create more space for nature with a financial investment greater than any project in our 50-year history.

The project aims to bring Coventry's river back to the community through a series of iconic restoration projects.


View the recruitment pack:


Key Responsibilities:


Lead on the Project Plan for Interpretation.

  • Ensuring that the Sherbourne Valley Project brand and funder recognition is incorporated into all forms of communication and interpretation associated with the project.
  • Managing the Sherbourne Valley Project website and social media channels.
  • Actively engaging the media and link with local/national campaigns to raise the profile of the project.

Project Management:


  • Liaising with project partners and funders to ensure they are kept informed of all planned activity.
  • Working to delegated project budgets and resources and purchase small items; reporting on progress in an accurate and timely manner through 1:1s and expenses.

Management and Development of Volunteers:


  • Providing inspirational leadership to volunteers.
  • Encouraging volunteers to become fully involved with the process of planning, organising and leading elements of the scheme.
  • Undertaking risk assessments for sites and activities and ensure that the Trust's Health and Safety policies are followed.
In return we can offer you a varied role, daily interaction with highly committed colleagues passionate about their work. The role includes hybrid working in the community, from WKWT offices and from home within our agile working policy.


Benefits:

Employers' pension contribution up to 6% (with 4.5% from employee)
25 days holiday, plus bank holidays per year
Access to Electric Vehicle salary sacrifice scheme
Employee Assistance Programme
Death in service benefit equivalent to 3x salary


Application:

Interview date: 11th January
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