This role is for someone who wants their work to directly shape the lives of teachers and school leaders across Scotland and build a movement.
About NASUWT
NASUWT is the leading trade union representing teachers and school leaders throughout the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Gibraltar.
What you will be doing
You will join the Scotland National Centre team, working alongside lay officers and staff colleagues to grow the strength of the Union.
- Actively engage with members and their employers in school environments
- Identify organising and campaigning opportunities
- Recruit, train and mentor new members, workplace representatives and lay officers
What we are looking for
You will bring experience of trade union organising, casework and campaigning, ideally within the education sector.
- Strong interpersonal and presentational skills
- Ability to inspire confidence, commitment and participation in members
- Experience of working with lay structures and employer engagement
What you will receive
- Salary £48,064 per annum
- 35 hours per week with hybrid working
- 50 days leave pro rata, inclusive of closure days and public holidays
- Based in Edinburgh
Equality and inclusion
NASUWT is committed to equality and will particularly welcome applications from women and members of minority ethnic communities, as they are under-represented at this level within the organisation.
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Temporary Organiser (Scotland) employer: NASUWT Scotland
At NASUWT, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment where every team member plays a crucial role in maintaining our National Centre in Edinburgh. With competitive pay, generous leave entitlements, and a commitment to employee well-being through various benefits, including a defined benefit pension scheme and health cash plan, we ensure that our cleaners not only contribute to a vital mission but also thrive personally and professionally. Join us in creating welcoming spaces for education leaders while enjoying opportunities for growth and development within the UK's leading teachers' union.
