Contract: Permanent (Established)
Hours: Part Time, minimum of 14.8 hours up to a maximum of 22.2 hours per week (37 hours per week pro rata, 0.4fte up to 0.6fte)
Location: Home Based/Flexible
Salary: Band B - £23,088 - £25,133 per annum pro rata to hours worked, depending upon experience plus 8% employer pension contribution.
Every year we are lucky that around a quarter of our income comes from grant funders. However no two grants are the same and it is critical that management of our grants takes on a flexible approach.
The Grant Administrator plays a pivotal role supporting the Grant Officer claiming income from awarded grants. Your primary responsibilities revolve around administering grant documentation and working with Project Officers to ensure reporting deadlines are met.
We are seeking a candidate with strong attention to detail who is accustomed to working with timetabled deadlines. Candidates must display a positive attitude towards managing high-volume tasks, showcasing the ability to work efficiently and effectively under pressure.
If you are excited about the prospect of working for a leading wildlife charity, please read through the job description and person specification, to see if you have the right skills to join the team.
Butterfly Conservation is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from people from the widest possible diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. We are dedicated to encouraging a supportive and inclusive culture. Please tell us if there are any reasonable adjustments, we can make to help you in your application or with our recruitment process.
Candidates must have the right to work and be resident in the UK.
Please note that we do not support work visas for overseas applicants.
No Agencies please.
Closing date: 23:59 hours 02 September 2024
Interview Date: Week commencing 16 September 2024 (online either via Zoom or Teams)
We believe our work has never been more important.
Wildlife is in steep decline across the UK and over three-quarters of butterflies and two-thirds of moths are declining. We recognise it needs a great team with a wide variety of skills to tackle the problems facing butterflies, moths and the environment.
Our staff and volunteers are proud to be part of Butterfly Conservation and are dedicated to making a difference to the environment we live in. We understand the importance of maintaining and expanding our expert and valued team of people and offer a range of roles located all over the UK, from the peat bogs in Scotland to the post room in Dorset.
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