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Hop Spots, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund

Hop Spots Merseyside Education Officer

LocationSouthport, with travel throughout Merseyside
SetupOn-site
LevelEntry
Posted1d ago
Education & Training

Quick answer

Hop Spots, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, is hiring a full-time, entry-level Hop Spots Merseyside Education Officer (Southport, Merseyside) for £30,000 pa to lead environmental education and conservation training programs.

Role
Hop Spots Merseyside Education Officer
Organization
Hop Spots, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Location
Southport, with travel throughout Merseyside
Work setup
On-site
Level
Entry
Compensation
£30,000 pa
Category
Education & Training

The role

The Hop Spots Merseyside Education Officer will lead the delivery of environmental education and conservation training programs across Merseyside, working with schools, community groups, and environmental organizations to engage children and young people with nature.

What you'll do

  • Develop and deliver a varied programme of environmental education and engagement
  • Work with schools, colleges, universities, community groups, volunteers, environmental organizations and other local partners
  • Deliver Conservation Skills Days
  • Work closely with Green Sefton, the project’s lead delivery partner in Merseyside
  • Develop relationships with organizations and communities across Merseyside and surrounding areas

What it takes

  • Interest in UK amphibians and reptiles
  • Experience of UK species identification, ecological surveying or monitoring
  • Training in relevant amphibian and reptile survey and conservation skills

What you'll bring

Environmental educationConservation trainingCommunity engagementProject deliveryVolunteer managementCommunication

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in Southport, with travel throughout Merseyside.

What is the compensation?

The compensation is £30,000 per annum.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include an interest in UK amphibians and reptiles, experience of UK species identification, ecological surveying or monitoring, and training in relevant amphibian and reptile survey and conservation skills.

How do I apply?

Interested candidates can apply by downloading the application form and reading full details about the role, responsibilities, person specification, and organizational relationships from the provided link.

When is the application deadline?

The application deadline is midday on Friday, 27th November 2026.

How to apply

Apply directly on Hop Spots, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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