Carlisle Diocese
Net Zero Carbon Officer (Churches and Schools)

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Net Zero Carbon Officer (Churches and Schools)
Based at Church House, Penrith, Cumbria
The Diocese is committed to caring for creation and achieving the Church of England's Net Zero Carbon targets across its churches, schools and wider estate. Thanks to funding from the Church Commissioners, we are seeking to appoint a Net Zero Carbon Officer (Churches and Schools) to join our small, dedicated team leading this important work.
This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in supporting churches, schools and diocesan stakeholders to reduce carbon emissions, improve energy efficiency, and develop sustainable, resilient buildings that continue to serve worship, education and community life for generations to come.
Working closely with clergy, PCCs, school leaders, governors, volunteers and professional advisers, you will help identify, develop and deliver practical decarbonisation and building improvement projects. You will provide expert guidance on sustainability, support access to funding opportunities, and help build local capacity to care for buildings and resources in ways that support both mission and environmental responsibility.
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Job Details
- Position: Part-time (24.5 hours per week - 0.7 FTE)
- Salary: £31,795 FTE (£22,256.5) plus 15% non-contributory pension or the choice to remain in the Church of England Clergy Pension Scheme.


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Application Information
- Closing date for Applications: 4th October 2026
- Interviews: Church House, Penrith 13th October 2026
For an informal chat about this role, please contact Moven Anson (Church Buildings Officer – DAC Secretary) by emailing morven.anson@carlislediocese.org.uk
Completed application forms should be returned to HumanResources@Carlislediocese.org.uk
Commitment to Safeguarding
Carlisle Diocese is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. All post holders and volunteers are expected to share this commitment.
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