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Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust

Senior Conservation Officer (Conservation Training)

LocationBirmingham, with travel across Birmingham and the Black Country
SetupRemote
LevelSenior
Posted2w ago
Other

Quick answer

Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust is hiring a full-time Senior Conservation Officer (Conservation Training) in Birmingham, with travel, paying £28,398 - £30,732 per annum to lead and develop the Trust's conservation training programme.

Role
Senior Conservation Officer (Conservation Training)
Organization
Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust
Location
Birmingham, with travel across Birmingham and the Black Country
Work setup
Remote
Level
Senior
Compensation
£28,398 - £30,732 pa
Category
Other

The role

Lead and develop the Trust's conservation training programme, delivering accredited and non-accredited training in practical conservation and wider nature recovery skills.

What you'll do

  • Lead and develop the Trust's conservation training programme
  • Deliver training in practical conservation skills
  • Design and manage biodiversity enhancement and habitat creation projects
  • Manage and support project staff, volunteers, and trainees
  • Build relationships with partners, communities, and funders
  • Contribute to income generation through funding applications, tenders, and contracts

What it takes

  • Strong practical conservation skills
  • Excellent organisational abilities
  • Collaborative approach to working with others
  • Confidence in building positive relationships
  • Experience in delivering training in practical conservation skills
  • Experience in managing and supporting project staff, volunteers, and trainees

What you'll bring

Strong practical conservation skillsExcellent organisational abilitiesCollaborative approach to working with othersConfidence in building positive relationshipsAbility to manage and support project staffvolunteers

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is based in Birmingham, with travel across Birmingham and the Black Country.

What is the compensation?

The compensation is £28,398 - £30,732 per annum.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include strong practical conservation skills, excellent organisational abilities, a collaborative approach to working with others, confidence in building positive relationships, and experience in delivering training in practical conservation skills.

How do I apply?

To apply, visit the website or contact the organization directly.

Is the job remote?

The job is based in the office with some remote work options.

How to apply

Apply directly on Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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