Back in 1895, three far-sighted people – Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley – founded the National Trust on the belief that everyone has a deep human need for nature, beauty and history. It connects us all and allows us to flourish.
That same belief still underpins the values, the ambitions and all the work of the Trust today.
The Trust covers England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland has its own National Trust.
From wild and precious places to the world outside your window, the National Trust offers access, enjoyment and a chance for everyone to help out.
25.3 million visitors
2.7 million scones
More than 13 million cups of tea and coffee
We believe Equality is about creating a fairer society where everyone can participate and can fulfil their potential. This requires equal access and equal opportunities and is backed by legislation designed to address unfair discrimination. We believe Inclusion is about creating a working culture that recognises, respects, values and incorporates different perspectives for the benefit of the individual and the organisation.
We want great people to join us. That’s why we are always happy to adjust the recruitment process for people with visible and invisible disabilities, mental health conditions and neurodiversity. For example, you might need an audio, Braille, or large print version of the role profile or the opportunity to see interview questions in advance. And if you need adjustments to the interview location – like a ground floor room or dimmable lights – just let us know. If you’re not sure what adjustments you might need, you can find ideas and advice below.
We’ve included some examples of the kind of adjustments we can make below, so you can see how we’re supporting others. These are just a few of the ways we can help, so please still get in touch even if the following aren’t relevant for you. You can contact us at adjustments@nationaltrustjobs.org.uk and we’ll be in touch as soon
14,900 staff members
40,000 volunteers
5.4 million members
260,000 hectares (642,000 acres) of land
896 miles of coast
330 houses, including 192 historic houses
41 castles and chapels
11 lighthouses
140 Iron Age hillforts
175 ornamental lakes
39 pubs
56 villages
37 medieval barns
49 churches
9 monasteries
200 parks and gardens
29 national plant collections
Over 1 million items in historic house collections, including works of art, ceramics, books, textiles and furniture