Landscape Design Trainee Matlock, England
Job description
We are looking for a Landscape Design Trainee to support our team with the design of wild spaces suited for promoting biodiversity with Derbyshire.
Contact details
If you have any questions about the role which are not answered in the attached Job Description and Terms, please either email [email protected] or call 01773 881188
Find out more
In this role you will be working with our Planning and Policy, Wild Solutions and Wilder Landscapes teams to gain an understanding of ecological principles underpinning landscape design for conservation.
To be successful you will key eye for design principles, and able to convey visual information clearly and effectively with a well-rounded understanding of the UK environment and the challenges it faces and will be passionate about developing your skills and experience in the conservation sector.
This is an exciting role that will play a key role in creating more space for nature across Derbyshire.
What will you gain:
- knowledge and experience of the planning process
- knowledge and experience surveying plants and protected species
- knowledge and experience of the principles behind landscape design for biodiversity net gain, ecosystem services and rewilding projects.
- wider training opportunities to support your professional and personal development
About you
This role might be right for you if:
- you have a willingness to learn new skills
- you are keen to use your design skills to tackle the climate emergency
- you have great attention to detail
- you have a commitment to the restoration of nature and other environmental issues
- you have a friendly and supportive approach
What our previous trainees, interns and placements have to say about gaining experience with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
“Overall, I really enjoyed my experience and think that it has really helped me with gaining valuable experience in the industry that I am looking for a career in.”
“I feel like schools, colleges, even some adults give the perception that work is scary and strict and unbearable and that was absolutely not the case with DWT. If anything, it made me look forward to future jobs!”
“It was a good traineeship, I felt just as valued as every other member of staff, everyone was lovely which really helped my anxiety, there were ample opportunities to learn and grow and I love how personal development was a priority within the Trust for all staff.”
We are happy to talk flexible working!
This role will be based at our office in Middleton although a balance of home and office working will be allowed. We are a local charity so applicants should be easily able to access our office and other locations around the county.
