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Marketing & Communications Manager - Closing Date 11 October 2026

We have an exciting new opportunity to help shape the profile, voice and growth of one of Scotland’s best-loved, national gardening charities as we look ahead to our centenary in 2031.

As Marketing & Communications Manager, you will play a central role in growing awareness of Scotland’s Gardens Scheme, attracting new audiences and visitors, strengthening our brand and helping to generate income for the charity. You will bring together strategic marketing, digital communications, PR, content creation and audience engagement to tell compelling stories about Scotland’s gardens and the difference they make. You will have the opportunity to develop and deliver campaigns that inspire people to visit a garden, open their own garden, volunteer, support the charity or become a partner or sponsor. You will use insight, creativity and data to understand our audiences, reach new ones and continually improve how we engage with them.

From our much-loved annual guidebook and website to social media, e-news, PR and new digital opportunities, you will ensure that Scotland’s Gardens Scheme is visible, relevant and engaging across the channels that matter to our audiences. This is a hands-on role within a small, collaborative staff team, working with a nationwide network of passionate volunteers, garden owners, charity beneficiaries and partners. It offers considerable scope to spread your creative wings, make your mark and to develop the charity’s marketing and communications as we move towards our centenary

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How to apply: Please apply by email, sending your CV and covering letter outlining your suitability for the role to liz@scotlandsgardens.org.

Please submit your CV and covering letter as soon as possible. We may appoint before the closing date if we find the right candidate so encourage you to apply early.

Please, no agencies.


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Sculpture of two birds at Kirkmuir Cottage ©David  Blatchford
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