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Land & Farm Advice Assistant

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  • Oxford, Oxfordshire
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  • External
  • Expired - 2 months ago
Land & Farm Advice Assistant (28178)
Oxford, England
Salary:
GBP25700 - GBP26631 per annum + Generous benefits package
Land & Farm Advice AssistantHours of work: 37.5 hours per week (flexible in how worked)Type of contract: PermanentBased at: Littlemore, Oxford with travel across the three counties as required. Hybrid working is available.Rank: 7Job PurposeThe purpose of the Land & Farm Advice Assistant role is to develop a workforce with combined expertise in conservation and farming, to promote nature-friendly and regenerative practices among farmers, expand our reach to new audiences, and advance BBOWT's mission of 'more nature everywhere.'The post holder reports to the Senior Land & Farm AdvisorKey Responsibilities:· Assist in the development and delivery of farm plans and natural asset reviews tailored to clients' needs and objectives.· Conduct ecological baseline surveys to evaluate biodiversity and ecological health on clients' land.· Assist with marketing efforts and events to promote our services and engage with the farming community effectively.· Help to develop and facilitate new farmer cluster groups, fostering networks and collaboration among farmers to promote sustainable agricultural practices and conservation efforts.· Assist with GIS mapping tasks to support land and farm advisory services.· Collaborate with the team to develop and implement strategies for enhancing the integration of conservation and farming practices.· Provide personalised support and guidance to clients, establishing a reputation for excellence in client management and service delivery.· Support in maintaining accurate records and documentation related to advisory services provided.· Any other duties as delegated by the Chief ExecutivePerson Specification· Background in farming and/or understanding of conservation and farming principles.Some knowledge of ecology and/or interest in nature and wildlife· Interest in environmental conservation and sustainable agriculture practices.· Strong communication skills, both verbal and written.· Proactive and adaptable attitude with a willingness to learn.· Ability to work effectively in a team as well as independently.· Basic knowledge of GIS mapping software (training provided if necessary).· Competency in Microsoft Office applications.· Valid UK driving licence.Measurements Of Success· Timely completion of assigned tasks and projects.· Positive feedback from clients regarding support provided.· Successful contribution to the delivery of farm plans, natural asset reviews, and ELM applications.· Active participation in organising and executing successful events.· Accurate records and databases maintained.· Completion of BASIS Sustainable Land Management training· Adherence to BBOWT behaviours and values in all aspects of work, fostering a positive and collaborative work culture.
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