Organiclea are looking for applications for two jobs.
I don’t usually advertise jobs on this site as I don’t currently have the resources to manage the potential volume and cannot accept payment for advertising on this site while it is hosted on WordPress.com. However, Organiclea is an organisation whose members do a lot of work for the community, so on this occasion I’m making an exception. If you are interested or want to know more please contact Organiclea directly, not this site!
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Horticultural Trainer
Part time: 3 days per week- Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with occasional week-ends plus additional unpaid coop responsibilities
Salary: £20,930 pro rata
Based at: Hawkwood Community Plant Nursery and will also work at outreach garden sites across Northeast London. 2 year contract subject to a 3 month probation period.
Deadline: Monday 11 March 5pm
Interview date: Friday 22 March
Organiclea is seeking to recruit a horticultural training practitioner who will be part of a dedicated food production team, based at Hawkwood, our 12 acre market garden. This role will deliver practical horticultural training with a focus on food growing. We are looking for someone with demonstrable horticultural experience (especially food growing) and experience of delivering experiential learning in a range of settings.
More information and to apply go to the Organiclea website (please do not contact Leytonstone Today!) www.organiclea.org.uk
Outreach Gardens Development Worker
Part time: 3 days per week, with occasional week-ends plus additional unpaid coop responsibilities
Salary: £20,930 pro rata
Based at: Hornbeam Environmental Centre, Walthamstow, London E17 4AH and various community gardening project sites in Waltham Forest and Newham. 1 year contract subject to a 3 month probation period.
Closing date: Monday 11 March, 5pm
Interview: Monday 18 March
Organiclea is seeking to recruit an Outreach Gardens Development Worker whose role will be to design and deliver a programme of support, training and mentoring to new community food growing projects. This role will: coordinate the creation of new community food growing sites; delivering training and skills development activities targeted at disadvantaged individuals; supporting existing community gardening projects to become sustainable; and building new partnerships within the community sector.
More information and to apply go to the Organiclea website (please do not contact Leytonstone Today!) www.organiclea.org.uk