Tour coach

Core responsibilities:

• Plan and execute tour stops in different parts of the country, in close consultation with the project manager. As a tour coach, you are responsible for your tour stops.
• Supervise and motivate the volunteers who participate during tour stops.
• Recruit members for the organization and coach volunteers in membership recruitment.
• Coach volunteers in talking about Djurens Rätt's issues and the campaigns prioritized during the period.
• Report, handle administration, and evaluate completed tour stops.

This role creates positive change by spreading information about animal welfare issues, engaging the public in making a real difference, and recruiting new members to support Djurens Rätt's global animal rights campaigns.

Required skills and qualifications:

• You have a B driver's license and very good driving experience. In the role, you drive a van to transport equipment and volunteers to and from tour stops.
• You are comfortable with regular business travel and overnight stays in other locations. Most tour stops are scheduled on weekends.
• You are prepared for physically demanding work, e.g., during packing for tour stops.
• You thrive in a role with responsibility to engage and motivate others.
• You are social and enjoy conversing with different types of people; in the role, you will have a lot of contact with people.
• You have experience coordinating projects.
• You have very good knowledge of Swedish and English in speech and writing.
• You share the organization's animal rights values. In the workplace, we all eat vegan.

Compensation and perks:

• Salary is individually set and adjusted to the non-profit sector. Workplace covered by collective agreement.
• Health and wellness: 3,500 SEK wellness allowance per year, wellness time (60 min/week) for physical activity during work hours.
• Benify portal for benefits, discounts, and pension advice.
• Collective agreement with Unionen and Fremia.
• Parental pay supplement during parental leave.
• Occupational pension and part-time pension according to collective agreement.
• Vacation days earned from the first year.
• Doctor visits during work hours, including for blood donation.
• Ergonomic workplaces with adjustable desks, chairs, and equipment; home office setup available.
• Flexibility: balance work and personal life, combine office and remote work.
• Goal-oriented working hours with compensation as extra salary or vacation days.
• Dogs allowed at work.
• Great coffee culture with daily fika at 14:30-15:00, including oat milk, fruit, tea, and coffee.
• Central office locations in Göteborg, Malmö, and Stockholm with good public transport and amenities.

Djurens Rätt works globally to make a difference for the animals that are the most numerous and have the worst conditions. They have been doing this since 1882. With their targeted campaigns, corporate collaborations, and political advocacy, they are one of the world's leading animal rights and animal protection organizations, with about 50,000 members in Sweden.