
Current Opportunities
Here at FEL we pride ourselves on being a close-knit team with one common goal: Changing our world for the better. Project by project. If that sounds like you, have a look at our current open opportunities. Your next great role could be with us, making a tangible difference to the way people in your community eat, move and live.
Community Energy
Empowerment Programme (CEEP)
Let us tell you what we’re about, what we can offer and what we’re looking for. If it sounds like you (and you like the sound of us), then tell us more about yourself: email us your CV and attach a word document that explains why you’d like to work for us and what you can bring to the role (500 words max). We will need both by midnight 2nd March 2025.
Please note that we are aiming to interview successful candidates w/c 10th March.
But if you’re not sure, talk to us anyway. All our projects are about fulfilling potential and we feel the same about our people too. So, don’t worry if you don’t have everything on our wish list. Everyone brings different qualities and we just might be looking for yours.
Send applications to info@felscotland.org.
Energy Advice Coordinator
As our Energy Advice Coordinator, you’ll play a key role in helping people make changes to the way they live that will be good for them and good for the planet. You’ll be focused on helping our Energy team deliver our new Community Energy Empowerment Programme across the Forth Valley and Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park region. This programme is closely linked to our Climate Hub programme, and as such you will liaise closely with the Climate Coordinator, to ensure both teams add value and maximise outcomes.
You’ll also work with FEL partners to unlock investment and kick-start new initiatives around environmental sustainability and tackling climate change. You’ll lead a small team looking after volunteer recruitment, support and retention for this new programme, and will occasionally be needed to work evenings or weekends. Your base will be at our main Stirling offices, but we support hybrid and home working too. This role involves travelling to community centres and private residences across the Forth Valley.
Energy Advice Officer
We will consider job share for this role
As our Energy Advice Officer, you’ll work with FEL colleagues to help community organisations, volunteers and householders to take part in a range of energy saving activities; to help improve energy efficiency and thermal comfort; and adapt to the climate emergency and take local action to mitigate its effects. You’ll be responsible for improving energy expertise among current and future community leaders, and for helping them build local engagement around the issue, particularly in areas where it’s currently low. You’ll help communities create energy saver plans and then gather the evidence and build the networks they need to attract investment and resources to deliver those plans. You will help householders improve energy efficiency through home visits, phone, and in-person advice.
You’ll work closely with the FEL Communications team to raise awareness and understanding of the climate and nature emergency, in particular related to energy themes and to grow our FEL membership. You’ll then help our members advocate effectively for climate action and amplify the voices of their communities in pushing for change specifically relating to energy themes. You’ll also be involved in recruiting, retaining and supporting volunteers, and will manage up to 15 of them directly.
Your base will be at our main Stirling offices, but we support hybrid and home working too. This role involves travelling to community centres and private residences across the Forth Valley. You’ll also need to be able to work evenings and weekends from time to time. Please note that this role includes providing householder advice in their homes.
Renewable Energy Advice Officer
We will consider job share for this role
As our Renewable Energy Advice Officer, you’ll work with FEL colleagues to help community organisations, volunteers and householders to take part in energy saving activities. Your role will specifically be about advising on renewable energy solutions to help improve energy efficiency and thermal comfort, and adapt to the climate emergency and take local action to mitigate its effects.
You’ll be responsible for improving energy expertise among current and future community leaders, and for helping them build local engagement around the issue, particularly in areas where it’s currently low. You’ll help them communities create energy saver plans, advise on renewable energy as part of the plans and then gather the evidence and build the networks they need to attract investment and resources to deliver them. You will help householders improve energy efficiency through home visits, phone, and in-person advice.
You’ll work closely with the FEL Communications team to raise awareness and understanding of the climate and nature emergency, in particular related to renewable energy themes and to grow our FEL membership. You’ll then help our members advocate effectively for climate action and amplify the voices of their communities in pushing for change specifically relating to energy themes. You’ll also be involved in recruiting, retaining and supporting volunteers, and will manage up to 15 of them directly.
Your base will be at our main Stirling offices, but we support hybrid and home working too. This role involves travelling to community centres and private residences across the Forth Valley. You’ll also need to be able to work evenings and weekends from time to time. Please note that this role includes providing householder advice in their homes.
We are always looking for new volunteers
Volunteering is a great way to build skills and community. We’re taking on volunteers for a variety of projects.

To apply for roles, email us with your CV and any relevant information to
info@felscotland.org