Project Coordinator

Manx Beauty - Cellardyke and Beyond

With the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, we are able to offer this exciting fixed term post of Project Coordinator, managing the Delivery Phase of our project "Manx Beauty - Cellardyke and Beyond"

Project Coordinator, Manx Beauty Project (until Aug 2030)

The Cellardyke Trust SC049941

Location: Hybrid – Anstruther, East Neuk of Fife

£40,000 – Full time, flexible hours

The Manx Beauty is an historic fishing vessel, built in Cellardyke in 1937, she was subsequently owned and operated from various ports across the British Isles.  Now in a poor state of repair, our project is to improve lives and community through the rebuilding of the Manx Beauty.  The core priority of our project is to deliver training opportunities for young people and volunteers to engage in practical boat rebuilding, restoration and recycling. Alongside students from our partner high school, Waid Academy, in Anstruther, the target volunteers are those isolated through social, economic or health issues. We will create a supportive environment for certificated training opportunities. There will also be additional openings for volunteers to engage in related arts and cultural heritage projects.

We are seeking a highly organised, self-motivated individual with a strong interest in both heritage and community, to lead and manage our Manx Beauty Project through the delivery phase. 

In July 2026 we were delighted to be awarded £1.2m funding by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to deliver our project.

The Project Coordinator position has been created to manage the project ‘Manx Beauty Cellardyke and Beyond’, and support the Trustees of The Cellardyke Trust. 

The successful candidate will bring a proven track record of successful project management, delivering projects within budgets and timescales, with environmental sustainability at the core.  We are seeking an individual with excellent people and communication skills, with experience of managing volunteers. An inclusive approach with a drive to facilitate access for all to engage with heritage and the ability to motivate and inspire others to do likewise is a key value.  A track record of successful partnership building and a creative and collaborative approach are essential, together with problem-solving and negotiation skills. 

Fundraising experience from a variety of sources is strongly preferred. Experience of Heritage Lottery projects, reporting, reviewing and monitoring, Youth and Community work and/or Maritime Heritage are highly desirable. 

For detailed information and to apply, please download the Candidate Pack and Diversity Monitoring Form on our job opportunities page www.cellardyketrust.org/job-opportunities/

Closing date: 11th September 2026

Interviews: w/c 28th Sept 2026

For any queries, please contact Secretary@cellardyketrust.org 

Return the Diversity Monitoring Form along with your application to Secretary@cellardyketrust.org

The Cellardyke Trust is committed to the principles of equity, diversity and inclusion. We welcome applications from all backgrounds.

Closing date Job type Contract Remuneration Contract Salary £40,000 Job zone Scotland Contact email Secretary@cellardyketrust.org