Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Living Planet Centre: Schools and Youths Visits Manager

Organisation :WWF-UK
Salary :£26,405 - £29,148
Reference :WWF 1819
Location :Woking, initially Godalming
Hours :Full Time
Position type :Paid
Contract :Fixed Term Contract
Closing date :Tue 11 June 13
Website :www.wwf.org.uk


Living Planet Centre: Schools and Youths Visits Manager
Do you want to work with young people from Schools and Youth groups to help them experience the world of WWF and inspire positive action for the natural world? if so, this job is just for you.
The world is changing – and so are we. After 50 years, we’re more determined than ever to find solutions to the great environmental threats of our time. As a truly international network, we need our offices in the global South and East – the economic powerhouses of tomorrow – to be strong and influential. We need to share more compelling stories of our work, stories that will change attitudes and inspire action. And we need to lead the way for organisations aspiring to work sustainably. This is your chance to join the world’s leading environmental network as we face our biggest challenges yet.
For the first time, our new Living Planet Centre offers us a ‘home’ venue where we can invite young people from schools and youth groups to visit us to experience the world ofWWF through interactive workshops and exhibitions, in order to encourage and inspire interest in, and positive action for the natural world.
Schools and Youth Visits Manager
Fixed-term for 3 years.
Ref: WWF 1819
Using your school based experience you will engage young people in our work through a programme of curriculum-linked workshops and informal learning sessions: building strong relationships with schools, youth groups and families, and working to develop links with the wider community.
With an interest in marketing, you’ll be an outstanding communicator with strong project management experience, you’ll need excellent presentation skills and a track record of working closely with schools and young people. A thorough knowledge of the education, safeguarding practices and of current environmental and sustainable development issues will also be key, and ideally you’ll hold a recognised teaching qualification.
If you’d like to help us inspire positive change, you can view further information and apply by following the ‘More information’ link below.
Closing date: 11 June 2013
Interviews: 24 June 2013
WWF-UK is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

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