Land & Farm Advice Assistant Hours of work: 37.5 hours per week (flexible in how worked) Type of contract: Permanent Based at: Littlemore, Oxford with travel across the three counties as required. Hybrid working is available. Rank: 7 Job Purpose The purpose of the Land & Farm Advice Assistant role is to develop a workforce with combined expertise in conservation and farming, to promote nature-friendly and regenerative practices among farmers, expand our reach to new audiences, and advance BBOWT's mission of 'more nature everywhere.' The post holder reports to the Senior Land & Farm Advisor Key Responsibilities: · Assist in the development and delivery of farm plans and natural asset reviews tailored to clients' needs and objectives. · Conduct ecological baseline surveys to evaluate biodiversity and ecological health on clients' land. · Assist with marketing efforts and events to promote our services and engage with the farming community effectively. · Help to develop and facilitate new farmer cluster groups, fostering networks and collaboration among farmers to promote sustainable agricultural practices and conservation efforts. · Assist with GIS mapping tasks to support land and farm advisory services. · Collaborate with the team to develop and implement strategies for enhancing the integration of conservation and farming practices. · Provide personalised support and guidance to clients, establishing a reputation for excellence in client management and service delivery. · Support in maintaining accurate records and documentation related to advisory services provided. · Any other duties as delegated by the Chief Executive Person Specification · Background in farming and/or understanding of conservation and farming principles. Some knowledge of ecology and/or interest in nature and wildlife · Interest in environmental conservation and sustainable agriculture practices. · Strong communication skills, both verbal and written. · Proactive and adaptable attitude with a willingness to learn. · Ability to work effectively in a team as well as independently. · Basic knowledge of GIS mapping software (training provided if necessary). · Competency in Microsoft Office applications. · Valid UK driving licence. Measurements Of Success · Timely completion of assigned tasks and projects. · Positive feedback from clients regarding support provided. · Successful contribution to the delivery of farm plans, natural asset reviews, and ELM applications. · Active participation in organising and executing successful events. · Accurate records and databases maintained. · Completion of BASIS Sustainable Land Management training · Adherence to BBOWT behaviours and values in all aspects of work, fostering a positive and collaborative work culture.