The successful individual will have a great deal of autonomy to:

• Carry out a varied range of gardening duties, requiring a minimum amount of supervision and use of
own initiative, to include:
o Creation and delivery of annual and seasonal growing plans.
o Maintenance of the ONECarluke Community Growing & Learning Garden.
o Maintenance of several community growing areas across the town and surrounding areas.

• Experience in the development and delivery of certificated and non-certificated learning activities to
include:
o Development and implementation of learning plans.
o Delivery of activities that recognise the differing levels of skills and knowledge possessed by
attendees.
o Collation of evidence as required for external certification agencies.

• Experience in the supervision and provision of training and learning support to temporary staff
recruited via government employability schemes, volunteers, and members of the community.
• The safe use and supervision of a wide range of tools, and gardening/horticultural machinery including
creation and implementation of risk assessment policies and protocols.
• Experience of operating within Health and Safety legislations, specifically, ensuring a safe working
environment for everyone working, volunteering and or visiting the growing areas managed by CDT.
• Experience of working with other partner agencies in the support and training of local volunteers,
visitors, and members of our community.
Experience/Qualifications
It is more important that our new team member, has the passion to support our communities, but some of
the experiences, qualifications and skills set out below would be advantageous.
• Experience in the planning and management of several community growing & learning areas across the
Parish of Carluke.
• Relevant and recent qualifications in Horticulture, Pesticide Spraying etc.
• Experience in supporting, and training of volunteers and vulnerable groups ensuring the provision of
accessible and appropriate learning opportunities are available that increase the individual’s knowledge,
experience, skills and qualification levels in gardening and horticulture.
• Experience in the delivery of biodiversity and horticulture activities and events/workshops.
• Ability to work well as part of a team or individually with little supervision.
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and community engagement skills
• Due to the nature of the post a full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle is essential.
What do we offer the right candidate:
• 28 Days annual leave.
• Employer Pension Scheme.
• 4 day working week from Monday to Saturday.
• Access to fully paid development training and support.
Interested? then:
Send your CV by email to:
Bill Anderson, CDT Development Manager, at:
bill.anderson@onecan.org.uk
Closing date: 21st April 2023
Interviews will be held week commencing 1
st May 2023