Location
Dorking, Surrey - Juniper Hall, a 17th-century country house set in a peaceful wooded valley at the edge of Box Hill, surrounded by beautiful grounds and easy access to diverse outdoor field sites.

Hours
Permanent full-time contract – average 37.5 hours per week. Weekly hours may vary with busier and quieter periods.

Salary
Circa £32,045 per annum

About the Role
Lead with impact, guide a talented education team, and help students connect with nature in this senior role combining management, teaching, and a beautiful setting. You will manage and mentor a passionate team, oversee curriculum delivery, and contribute to the strategic management of the centre alongside the Centre Manager. Your responsibilities include leading and managing the education team through guidance, mentoring, performance management, and professional development; developing, planning, and overseeing high-quality curriculum-linked learning experiences that enhance students’ understanding of nature and the environment; supporting day-to-day centre operations and strategic planning; and participating in hands-on teaching across a variety of science and geography programmes for students of all ages. Juniper Hall offers a friendly and rewarding workplace surrounded by nature, providing unique hands-on learning opportunities in subjects such as grassland and woodland ecology, urban and rural regeneration, fluvial studies, freshwater ecology, and coastal management.

Why Join Us?
Be part of a charity inspiring students of all ages to engage with and care for the environment. Enjoy working in beautiful Surrey countryside with the option of on-site accommodation. Benefit from excellent perks including 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays, life assurance at 5x your salary, a health cash plan, access to a 24-hour counselling helpline, discounts through a reward programme, flexible working options where possible, and quality learning and development opportunities.

Experience
At least 5 years of relevant work experience with proven management and team development skills. Confident in producing and preparing teaching resources, activities, and lesson plans that meet curricular requirements.

About you
A strong work ethic and pride in the quality of your work. Flexible and adaptive approach, able to work independently and collaboratively. Professional manner with empathy for the Field Studies Council’s mission. Commitment to personal development and motivation to take on new challenges.

Qualifications
Degree or equivalent qualification in an appropriate discipline.