Nature Education Project Lead (12-Month)

WWT Limited; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading conservation charity in the UK seeks a Project Manager for its Generation Wild initiative, designed to connect disadvantaged children with nature. This role offers a flexible working environment with a few required site visits. The successful candidate will lead project activities across seven wetland centres, collaborate with learning teams, and ensure the effective implementation of nature-based programs. The position requires a passion for engaging communities and a commitment to improving children's wellbeing through nature.

Benefits

33 days annual leave increasing to 38 after 5 years

Contributory pension scheme matching up to 7%

Life assurance providing 3 times annual salary

Access to Employee Assistance Programme

Enhanced family friendly policies

Cycle to work scheme

Free entry to all centres

Qualifications

• Experience leading nature-based projects.
• Ability to plan and monitor project success.
• Strong communication skills to engage stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate project success and gather insights.
• Plan and implement activities across seven sites.
• Manage relationship with teachers and learning teams.

Skills

Project management

Collaboration with external partners

Understanding of child development

Education

Relevant experience in project management

Job description

A leading conservation charity in the UK seeks a Project Manager for its Generation Wild initiative, designed to connect disadvantaged children with nature. This role offers a flexible working environment with a few required site visits. The successful candidate will lead project activities across seven wetland centres, collaborate with learning teams, and ensure the effective implementation of nature-based programs. The position requires a passion for engaging communities and a commitment to improving children's wellbeing through nature.