Angling Trust Vacancies

We’re looking for a confident community engagement officer to join our Campaigns and Advocacy team at the Angling Trust.

Your mission will be to help us develop our presence in and support to the sea angling community in England.

You’ll report into our Head of Campaigns and Advocacy and work closely with our Participation, Competitions, Communications, and Environment teams as a key link between sea anglers and the support we offer across our campaigning work, participation outreach, and competitions.

You will ensure the voices of sea anglers are factored into the plans and strategies of the Angling Trust in relation to the development of the sport—particularly through the development of regional sea angling groups.

This is a permanent role that suits an experienced community engagement officer who would like to work alongside very passionate and supportive teams within a flexible and family-friendly organisation. We are open to applicants who wish to work part-time or full-time in this role. Part-time applicants should be able to work a minimum of three days per week (0.6 FTE).

Closing date for applications is Friday, 17 January 2025, although we may close early should a suitable applicant apply.

Please complete the Application Form and email to [email protected]

We’re looking for an influential campaigns and advocacy officer to join our team at the Angling Trust. As the national lead for our Water Quality Monitoring Network, your mission will be to develop its expansion into still waters and estuaries.

You’ll report into our Head of Campaigns and Advocacy and work closely with Fish Legal and our Environment, Fisheries, and Communications teams as a key player in our campaigns and advocacy at a national level—you’ll lead on many of the local site-specific campaigns in which we engage to support member clubs.

As the national lead for our Water Quality Monitoring Network, you’ll oversee the current network and develop its expansion into still waters and estuaries—this includes managing the database, extracting reports, and maintaining communications with our water quality volunteers.

This is a permanent, full-time role that suits an experienced campaigns and advocacy manager who would like to work alongside very passionate and supportive teams within a flexible and family-friendly organisation.

The closing date for applications is Friday 17 January 2025, although we may close early if we have enough suitable candidates to move forward, so please do apply as soon as possible if you’d like to be considered.