Over three years, the trainee will gain real-world insights from experienced professionals. After completing the MSc, they will be offered a full-time role for one year with a salary increase, allowing them to apply their learning and contribute meaningfully to the community. The ability to converse in Gaelic, and residency in the Horshader or surrounding area would be a strong advantage in this role. Closing Date: 5:00pm, Thursday 17th April 2025. Interviews the week commencing 28th April 2025. Duties: Project Development Advance HCDT’s charitable aims through the Community Development Plan and new projects. Oversee and complete ongoing projects. Lead Community Engagement, update the Development Plan, and collaborate on local initiatives. Report progress to the Business Manager and provide updates for communications. Financial Oversight Identifying relevant sources of external funding and complete funding applications for projects. Managing project budgets. Community Engagement Engaging the community in all project activity and developing Volunteer engagement in projects. Helping to build stronger relationships with community groups and relevant stakeholders in the Horshader community. Sustainability and Rural Regeneration MSc Please see: https://www.uhi.ac.uk/en/courses/msc-sustainability-and-rural-regeneration/ The post holder will commit to complete the six required modules over three years, while working towards an agreed research dissertation topic in the third year. One half-day of employment is ring-fenced for supported learning with Trust staff or directors as required. A further unpaid day per week is allocated to study/work on the MSc programme.