Retreat House Manager (Part-Time)

Posted October 10, 2024

* Not currently accepting applications *

Wildlands Trust is looking to hire an 8- to 10-hour-per-week House Manager for the Stewardship Training Center (STC) in Plymouth. The STC is a 12,000-sf retreat center located in the beautiful Halfway Pond Conservation Area. Each year, the STC hosts 10 to 12 group retreats focused on environmental conservation work. The House Manager will respond to inquiries, manage reservations, and prepare the house for each group by overseeing cleaning, set-up, and room assignments.

At times, the House Manager may need to be on-site to greet guests. The House Manager will ensure that each group is aware of house rules and procedures and will assist with coordinating catering and/or food delivery. Upon group departure, the House Manager will coordinate linen and cleaning services.

This is a perfect job for a retired professional looking for an interesting part-time position. Preferred candidate will have business or hospitality experience and must be physically able to carry out the duties of this position.

To apply:

Forward resume to kgrey@wildlandstrust.org. 

Location:  

Stewardship Training Center: 549 Mast Road, Plymouth, MA 02360

About Wildlands Trust:  

Mission: Wildlands Trust works throughout Southeastern Massachusetts to permanently protect native habitats, farmland, and lands of high ecologic and scenic value that serve to keep our communities healthy and our residents connected to the natural world. 

Vision: We envision a future where our region’s water and air are pure and open lands are abundant, with forests, farms, wetlands, fields, ponds and coastal areas are commonplace sightings on our landscape. 

Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: Wildlands Trust is committed to protecting land and providing access to nature for the people of our region, regardless of income, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We will approach our work with complete respect for the cultures and perspectives of the communities we serve as we endeavor to connect and inspire all people to care about the natural world and the future of our planet. 

History: Founded in 1973, Wildlands Trust is one of the largest and oldest regional land trusts in Massachusetts and has helped to ensure the protection of nearly 14,000 acres of natural and agricultural lands. Currently, we have ten full-time and four part-time staff carrying out the day-to-day activities of the organization. We also have interns, seasonal employees and volunteers who assist us on a regular basis. Our Board of Directors comprises 19 committed individuals from the communities we serve.