A list of current vacancies at the BMC, as well as jobs with other affiliated outdoor organisations. Read more »
The BMC Access & Conservation Trust (ACT) is looking to recruit two new trustees. This opens up an exciting opportunity to get involved with the BMC's access and conservation charity. Read more »
Help us build a better BMC. We are currently recruiting for a key role to lead a small group of volunteers to conduct a review of the BMC's specialist areas. The ideal candidate will have chairing and organisational skills, be a high-level communicator, be great at working with others, and have experience of at least one of the BMC's specialist areas. Read more »
The BMC’s North West Area has a new team and is on the lookout for keen people with a range of skills to help create a vibrant feel to the local area. Read more »
Help contribute to the present and future of mountaineering, climbing and walking by working with Mountaineering England, who is currently recruiting for two new independent directors to join its Board. Read more »
What work opportunities does climbing have to offer? We interviewed six people who work in the industries to find out more. Read more »
What is it like to combine your love of the outdoors with earning a living in the outdoor industry? Sarah Stirling catches up with a mountain leader, a product designer, a filmmaker and an event organiser and asks: is your job as good as it looks, and how do you go about getting a job like yours? Read more »
The Association of British Climbing Walls (ABC) is looking for a new Development Officer to oversee the development and implementation of a series of new projects and initiatives. Read more »
The Outdoor Industries Association (OIA) has announced what it describes as the most important campaign in the organisation’s history – Britain on Foot. The BMC is co-hosting the campaign’s launch at Westminster with members of the All Party Parliamentary Mountaineering Group on 24 October. Read more »
As climbers know all too well - many of our crags are becoming increasingly overgrown, tree covered and difficult to access. As a result, the BMC is looking to commission an important piece of work to raise awareness of the importance of cliffs for recreation and the benefits of active woodland management. Read more »
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