Agriculture Bill School Session (c) RWT
Campaigns Trainee
Location: Warwick House, High Street, Llandrindod Wells, LD1 6AG, Radnorshire
Conservation is a competitive field, and it can be hard to show that you have the experience needed to land your first job. If you have a real desire to work in this rewarding and satisfying field, but need to boost your skills and experience, a volunteer trainee position with us may be the perfect role for you.
You’ll have to be able to commit time to be our Campaigns Trainees and gain the upper hand when you come to apply for jobs. To get the most out of this opportunity, you’ll need to be available for two days/week over a period of six months. You don’t need to be especially knowledgeable, although previous relevant knowledge on campaigns and advocacy will help you know more about what’s involved. You should have a keen interest in UK wildlife conservation and campaigns, feel comfortable in teams and be willing to work with the trainees and volunteers.
You will benefit from a substantial amount of training and get plenty of active experience, learning from our experienced, professional employees and volunteers. You’ll also have access to first aid certification and have the opportunity to develop an essential network of contacts in the sector.
We would like to recruit an enthusiastic person to join our team to develop, implement and evaluate campaigns and engagement strategies that achieve positive change within Radnorshire and Wales.
If you have a keen interest in campaigning and advocacy and would like a career in this area, this could be the perfect way to gain experience.
Our fantastic team works across Radnorshire, you will get the chance to design, run events, liaise with stakeholders and attending meetings, events, and advocacy platforms on behalf of the trust. There will be opportunities to gain experience from collaborative working with other Wildlife Trusts, create campaigns, support other national campaigns, and make them relevant to Radnorshire, as well as, wildlife surveying, working with volunteers, practical work, and tool use.
Applicants should have a strong interest in campaigns and advocacy. Please see the attached role description for a full list of essential and desirable criteria.
We are not currently accepting applications.
Interview date: within 2 weeks from the application
When you will be asked to start: within 4 weeks from the interview
The days we ask you to be available will be discussed during the interview. Work times usually are 9:00am – 5:00pm. Occasional weekend working will also be required during summer months (with time off in lieu given during the week).
Position details
Commitment: 2 days
Frequency: Weekly
Contact details: catrin@rwtwales.org
To apply:
- Please complete the attached application form and return via email to catrin@rwtwales.org using your name as the file name
or
- Create a short application video*. Please make sure that you cover all the role requirements and the video shouldn't be any longer than 2 minutes. Send your video via WeTransfer, Dropbox or the YouTube link to catrin@rwtwales.org using your name as the file name. (read more about applying for a role with videos here )
*Once you’ve saved your video in a common format such as MOV, MP4 or AVI, uploading to YouTube or Vimeo will likely be the most convenient way to share with us. You can choose to keep your video private (so that only people with the link can see it) or you can make it public. If you want your video to be seen publicly, be sure to use appropriate general tags such as “video CV”, “video job application”, as well as tags to suit your role – “marketing manager resume”, for example.
