Education Officer

Norfolk Wildlife Trust is the county’s largest environmental charity, working for the protection and enhancement of Norfolk’s wildlife and wild places.

Education Officer

Previous experience of outdoor education, excellent communication skills and a passion for wildlife essential.  Post involves delivering national curriculum linked activities to schools on our fantastic nature reserves and running family events across Norfolk. Salary range £16,500 to £18,000 depending on experience.

Conservation Officer

Previous experience of botanical surveys and providing conservation and habitat management advice to landowners essential. This is an opportunity to work across Norfolk supporting wildlife site protection and our vision for a Living Landscape.  Salary range £22,500 to £24,500 pro-rata.  This is a four day week post. (28 hours)

Closing date for posts above: noon 14 July

Interviews in week beginning 21 July

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Cley Living Coast Project Community Education Officer

A minimum of two years previous experience of education and community work essential. This three year post provides a unique opportunity to develop and deliver programmes to inspire visitors, including school groups, families, adult education and community groups, to value Norfolk’s exceptional coastline, wildlife and habitats. Salary range £23,000 to £24,500 pro-rata.  This is a four day week post (28 hours). 

Closing date: noon 21 July

Interviews in week beginning 4 August