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We don't only make sure food and other stuff is up to our fantastic organic standards we do a lot more besides. So there's bound to be a job that fits your talents. We're always looking for people who are inspired by the cause and passionate about making things happen.

If you're interested in finding out more about working at the Soil Association, take a look around and explore our vacancies below, or find out more about our people and our benefits. And if there are no suitable vacancies at the moment but you'd like to get involved, we're always on the look out for volunteers.

Vacancies

Head of Farming

Administrator (Governance)
Date Posted: 07/03/13

 

Permanent

Part time, 30 hours per week

£15,514 (0.8 fte £19,393)

Bristol

 

 

The Soil Association is the UK's leading membership environmental charity campaigning for people and planet-friendly food and farming

 

We are looking for an excellent administrator to be responsible for the administration of our Charity governance processes and to provide administrative support to our Executive Team.

 

You will have considerable office and administrative experience, be comfortable dealing with internal and external people at all levels and be flexible, trustworthy and discreet. Experience of charity governance and note taking will be an advantage.

 

Educated to A level or equivalent you will have excellent interpersonal and organisational skills, be able to work under pressure and organise your own workload. Along with excellent verbal and written communication skills you will need excellent attention to detail and the ability to be diplomatic but authoritative.

 

For job description please click here

 

Closing date for applications: Thursday 21st March 2013

 
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