United Kingdom Corridor 🛡️ UK Work Eligibility 🏢 Non-profit Organisation

Assistant Ranger x 2

🏢 National Trust • 📍 Keswick, East of England, England • 🕒 2 days ago

Salary Range

£21,021 - £21,021

£1,752 - £1,752 / mo

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Keswick, East of England, England

Tier-1 UK Economic Zone

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68% - 74% (After PAYE & NI)

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1.0 GBP ≈ $1.28 USD Living Standard

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Position Overview & Specifications

With a love for the great outdoors, you’ll enjoy working with nature and want to inspire and motivate others. You’ll help to make habitats for wildlife better and make everyone feel welcome at our places.

This is a great opportunity to develop your skills and contribute to the important work we’re doing. As part of the Ranger team, you’ll need to think about our impact on the environment and how you can help.

Contract: 2 years fixed term

Salary: £10.78 per hour

Hours: Full time 37.5 per week

Provisional interviews: 30th June

What it's like to work here:Borrowdale was the first land purchased by the National Trust founders in 1902 in the Lake District. Many beautiful and iconic places are in Borrowdale, such as Derwentwater; Castlerigg (stone circle as old or older than Stonehenge); Watendlath, a hanging valley of such beauty that Walpole based the Herries Chronicle novels here; and Seathwaite, the wettest place in England and also where visitors can ascend Scafell Pike. Click here for more information.

Investing in you

We want you to learn, discover and develop your career. And we’ll do everything we can to offer you the training, opportunities and support that you need to achieve your goals. We’ll work with you to plan your development in a way that’s right for your needs.

What you'll be doing:As Assistant Ranger, you’ll undertake different task in countryside management. This will include nature conservation working to make habitats better for wildlife, site inspections, routine practical maintenance, monitoring of wildlife habitats, supporting volunteers, and helping to deliver activities that strengthen people’s connections with the outdoors.

As no two days are the same, the nature of the role means a flexible approach is crucial to ensure the right level of support is given across the site. So, whether you’re maintaining our green spaces or talking to people, you’ll inspire others to love our beautiful places as much as you do.

Who we're looking forWe’d love to hear from you if you are:

Able to demonstrate practical experience in land, conservation and access management to level 2 or have 6 months vocational experience

Willing to work outside in all weathers and deliver tasks when the weather conditions aren’t ideal

Comfortable working in a flexible and adaptable way

Able to work alone or under direction, and as part of a team

Positive with an approachable attitude

Happy and willing to learn new things

Enjoy the work you do and happy to share this with others

The packageThe National Trust has the motto ‘For everyone, for ever’ at its heart. We’re working hard to create an inclusive culture, where everyone feels they belong. It’s important that our people reflect and represent the diversity of the communities and audiences we serve. We welcome and value difference, so when we say we’re for everyone, we want everyone to be welcome in our teams too.