Community Development Manager

LocationNorthern Ireland

SetupOn-site

LevelMid

Posted4w ago

Communications & Marketing

Quick answer

RSPB Northern Ireland is hiring a mid-level Community Development Manager (Northern Ireland) to lead the co-design and delivery of the PeacePlus Nature engagement programme, with a compensation range of £34,018 - £36,319 pa pro rata.

Role: Community Development Manager
Organization: RSPB Northern Ireland
Location: Northern Ireland
Work setup: On-site
Level: Mid
Compensation: £34,018 - £36,319 pa pro rata
Category: Communications & Marketing

The role

The Community Development Manager will lead the co-design and delivery of the RSPB’s PeacePlus Nature engagement programme, manage a team, and build partnerships to support community engagement and conservation efforts.

What you'll do

Lead the co-design and delivery of the RSPB’s PeacePlus Nature engagement programme
Line manage 3 Community Engagement Officers
Build partnerships within the project and externally
Ensure cross-community and cross-border cooperation
Develop and oversee the rollout of the RSPB’s Environment Leaders Programme
Drive the creation of educational and engagement resources

What it takes

Able to design, coordinate and deliver community engagement programmes
Able to lead and supervise a team
Able to build effective relationships with a wide range of stakeholders
Able to communicate complex information clearly
Able to manage staff performance
Knowledge of practical conservation techniques and habitat or species management

What you'll bring

Design and coordinate community engagement programmesLead and supervise a teamBuild effective relationships with stakeholdersCommunicate complex information clearlyManage staff performanceEngage effectively with rural communities

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in Northern Ireland.

What is the compensation range?

The compensation range is £34,018 - £36,319 pa pro rata.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include the ability to design, coordinate and deliver community engagement programmes, lead and supervise a team, build effective relationships with stakeholders, communicate complex information clearly, manage staff performance, and knowledge of practical conservation techniques.

How do I apply?

Applications should be submitted by completing the application form and providing evidence on how you meet the skills, knowledge, and experience listed in the job description.

Is the role remote?

The role is in-office, with the requirement to travel in rural areas where public transport is not available.

How to apply

Apply directly on RSPB Northern Ireland's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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