Vacancies for self-employed contractors
We occasionally offer paid roles for motivated self-employed contractors, these are a great way to become a part of the Brendon Orchards team and enjoy a community centred role that is both flexible and interesting as well as highly rewarding.
Please see below for details of our current opportunity:
🍎 Join Us in Selling Our Community Apple Juice! 🍏
Help us sell our juice!
Our juice is 100% natural (UPF free), locally made by volunteers in our community using donated apples from beautiful nearby orchards. We’re not a commercial enterprise—we’re a member-led cooperative. By selling our delicious apple juice, we:
- Involve the community in picking and pressing
- Provide local paid work opportunities (like this ‘contract for services’ vacancy)
- Protect orchards and preserve this heritage craft
We’re looking for enthusiastic people to help us sell more juice. This could be one role or split between several people. Hours are part-time and flexible, and we’re open to your ideas on how best to do this—so long as it fits our mission.
The role could include:
- Selling at markets and street fairs (being the friendly face of Brendon Orchards)
- Co-ordinating sales & deliveries via our website
- Using your networks and contacts to spread juice across the region
- Or perhaps you’re a business interested in bulk orders?
We currently sell three delicious flavours; Orchard Song (sweet), Wivey Whisper (medium) and Magic Tang (dry) and we are ready to go!
How to Apply
If this sounds like you, give Rosie a call on 07944013650 to find our more.
To apply, just email Chair@brendonorchards.co.uk and answer these three questions (and you can attach a CV if you like, or simply tell us a bit about yourself):
- Why does our Mission interest you?
- How would you use your skills to sell our juice?
- What qualities and experience do you have that you can bring to the Brendon Orchards Team?
Email your application as soon as you can.
Very relaxed (no-stress) interviews.
What are you waiting for? Let’s keep orchards thriving together—one bottle at a time