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Our staff are central to all we do at Jamie’s Farm.
We are committed to empowering our staff team and volunteers, as well as the education professionals and young people that visit our farms, to flourish. Here you’ll find our latest recruitment opportunities – both paid and voluntary – alongside information about what it means to work at Jamie’s Farm.
Our vacancies
We recruit according to our Safer Recruitment practices, as detailed in our Safeguarding policy.
- Sessional Worker (Self-Employed) Jamie’s Farm Monmouth
- Education Volunteer Jamie’s Farm Skipton
Sessional Worker (Self-Employed) Monmouth
Deadline to apply: 25/10/2024
As a sessional Worker at Jamie’s Farm Monmouth, you’ll have the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of young people who need support. By guiding small groups through daily farm tasks – such as feeding animals, woodwork and cooking – you will help them build confidence, develop teamwork skills and experience the satisfaction of real, hands-on achievements.
You’ll be part of a dedicated team, all working together to ensure each young person gets the most of their time on the farm. Your role will include planning and leading engaging sessions, taking responsibility for specific activities, and contributing to the farm’s daily routines, such as feeding rounds, meal preparation and evening activities.
Our farm provides a peaceful, rural environment nestled in the Wye Valley, far from the pressures of city life. Here you’ll be part of a transformative experience for young people, offering them the chance to step outside of their usual environments and discover their potential. Whether through farm maintenance, cooking or leading walks, you’ll help make their time at Jamie’s Farm an unforgettable and impactful experience.
At Jamie’s Farm, we believe in supporting the growth of not only the young people we serve but also our staff. We offer regular training and therapeutic supervision, ensuring you are equipped to thrive in your role. If you are passionate about working with young people and eager to make a lasting impact, we encourage you to apply.
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Working at Jamie’s Farm
Whether you are part of our delivery team directly working with young people, or a member of HQ working behind the scenes, a day at Jamie’s Farm is never the same as the next. Whatever your role, you will be helping disadvantaged young people to thrive at school and beyond.
Our values guide everything we do at Jamie’s Farm. We seek to ensure that even as the charity grows, we are able to maintain the unique culture that we have established across our farms – a culture that is based on an optimistic can-do spirit, and which supports and challenges us to be the best of ourselves.
Training and Development
Jamie’s Farm is committed to providing Continued Professional Development for all its staff, with internal and external training. We run interim and annual reviews to support with personal and professional growth, as well as regular management check-ins. We regularly get all our farm teams together to feed into the future of the charity, the highlight being our our Annual Away Days in the Brecon Beacons.
Diversity and Inclusion
We celebrate diversity and make inclusion part of what we do every day. Our aim is for every staff and volunteer to bring their true self to work and are individually supported to ensure that the positive organisational culture we desire, is sustained.
Environment and Well-being
Our farms are all surrounded by stunning countryside. Whether you work in the office or with our delivery teams, you can reap the benefits of this beautiful, homely environment. The nature of the work is challenging and so we ensure dedicated time is provided weekly for teams to debrief and reflect together, as well as quarterly external supervision.