Tuesday 7th October 2008
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the National Trust for Scotland Volunteering
We require volunteers for the following opportunities immediately
 

Help run the Lothian Area Ranger Service's Education Programme! We are looking for a volunteer with experience in education or working with young people to help organise and coordinate some of the popular family events. In return you will have the opportunity to boost your CV, gain experience and work with experts in the field. More >

Apply for Environmental Education Ranger

The Central Office of the National Trust for Scotland is the organisational hub of the charity’s work to preserve Scotland’s natural and cultural heritage. Many busy departments are situated within the beautiful Edinburgh New Town property with work ranging from Gardens to Communications, and everything in between. We are looking for volunteers to help us keep our busy offices running smoothly by helping out in an administrative capacity. If you’re experience with office systems and are interested in helping the National Trust for Scotland protect Scotland’s heritage then this may be the role for you. More >

Apply for Administrative Assistant

The Victorian Gardens at House of Dun in Angus are a beautiful feature of this fascinating property. We are looking for volunteers to assist in the care and maintenance of these gardens and estate. Working almost full-time hours this would be a perfect opportunity for someone interested in learning more about outdoor heritage work, or interested in starting or returning to a career in gardens. Experience with gardens preferred but training given. More >

Apply for Garden Assistant

Falkland Palace is said to be one of the most complete Percy Cane designs in the country and the sole example in the care of the Trust, the garden is described within An Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland as, amongst other things, of outstanding value both in terms of its historical value and as a Work of Art. Volunteers are required to help with tasks that benefit the Gardens in many different ways, such as , day to day maintenance of the gardens, assisting with events, helping at plant propagation and sales, and giving guided tours of the gardens. More >

Apply for Volunteer Gardener