Krishnamurti Foundation Trust - Job Opportunities

Working at Brockwood Park in any capacity is more than a job opportunity - it is a lifestyle. A sincere interest in Krishnamurti's work and a commitment to creating a serious environment in (sometimes intense) co-operation with others are essential. All residential staff receive the same salary of £7,308 per annum regardless of function, along with food and accommodation. There are no pension or other material benefits.
The successful candidate will be resident in the European Union or otherwise be free to work within the UK.

Express your interest in assisting with the work of the Foundation, as a volunteer and/or residential staff.

Krishnamurti Foundation Trust would appreciate hearing of your interest to assist in its work to preserve and make available the works of Jiddu Krishnamurti. Regardless of whether or not a job has been posted, inquiries are welcome from those with a serious interest in Krishnamurti's teaching and a commitment to working with others in a spirit of inquiry and co-operation. If this applies to you and you have training, skills or experience in any one or more area such as information technology/computers, design, marketing or management, please send your CV and a covering letter to info@kfoundation.org. Please be sure to describe 1) your interest in working and living at Brockwood Park 2) your specific work interests and 3) the month and year you would be available to apply.

There are currently no positions available at the Foundation. If you still wish to send your CV and a covering letter you can do it by contacting Jerome at administrator@kfoundation.org. For the School and for the Retreat Centre please see below.

Krishnamurti Foundation Trust has the following non-paid positions available:

KFT would appreciate your help in carrying out its mission which is to preserve and make available the works of J.Krishnamurti. You may wish to work in the Foundation office or from home, either for one visit or periodically. In the case of Guest Helpers, food and lodging are given in exchange for work.

Working at the Foundation Office:

1. Enter contract data into a new Rights and Royalties database and scan contracts using your basic computer skills.

2. Sort and remove old financial records from the attic.

Working from Home:

1. Verify transcripts of recordings, employing your keen ear and attention to detail.
Contact Duncan at archives@kfoundation.org

2. From transcripts of talks and conversations, a volunteer is needed to create and correct English subtitles for the Krishnamurti DVDs. The subtitles need to be checked against the video using user-friendly software. Some computer skills are necessary. Because training is involved, a commitment of working for at least six months would be appreciated. Please send an email describing your interest in this work along with your CV, if you have one, to Amanda at info@kfoundation.org

3. Hold video showings and/or maintain a lending library in your local area in England, Wales or Scotland. The Foundation can help you get started.

For additional information, please express your interest and qualifications (CVs are appreciated) to Amanda at info@kfoundation.org or call +44 (0) 1962 771 525.

Brockwood Park School, founded by educator and philosopher J. Krishnamurti, is an international co-educational boarding school in the southern English countryside. We offer a diverse and personalised programme of study for some 60 students aged 14 to 19, providing an education that encourages good academics, self-understanding, creativity and integrity in a safe and non-competitive environment.

Brockwood Park School has the following full-time residential positions coming available:

Please state in your cover letter if a work permit would be required to enable you to work in the UK.

Please send a copy of your CV and cover letter to:

Phone: + 44 (0) 1962 771 744
Fax: + 44 (0) 1962 771 875
Email: admin@brockwood.org.uk

Brockwood Park School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Criminal Records Bureau.

The Mature Students are young colleagues who come here out of their own interest in order to study Krishnamurti’s teachings within the context of Brockwood Park School. Their contribution is to bring their seriousness into the atmosphere of the School by learning with staff and students about the art of living and further their own inquiry into these matters. They are the natural age bridge between staff and students and in many cases some students might look up to them for guidance and understanding. Because they do not have the responsibilities of a staff member they can be freer from the running of the school, and as a consequence students could seek them out for advice and clarification on school and private issues. It is very important that the Mature Students understand this situation fully and be ready to meet all this in the spirit of learning. We expect from them that whatever they join into in the School they do it in that spirit.

To be eligible to be a Mature Student at Brockwood Park School you must usually be aged between 21 and 28 years old with an interest in Krishnamurti's work. Mature Students are required to work for 20 hours per week to cover the cost of their food and accommodation at Brockwood. We are currently offering one organised course of study entitled Education and the Art of Living which usually begins in August.
If you would like to be sent further information or an application pack for the Mature Student Programme then please contact us at the following address:

Mr Bill Taylor
Director of Administration
Brockwood Park School, Bramdean
Hampshire SO24 0LQ, England

Phone: + 44 (0) 1962 771 744
Fax: + 44 (0) 1962 771 875
Email: admin@brockwood.org.uk

Inwoods Small School

Inwoods Small School is affiliated to Brockwood Park and is located ten minutes walking distance from the campus. It is situated in two wooden barns on a 2-acre wooded site and seeks to provide a genuine alternative for the education of children 5 up to 11 years old. It began 12 years ago as a nursery school and has steadily increased in both the number and age range of the children to a maximum of 27 pupils each day. The purpose of the school is to create an atmosphere of self-motivation, helping children to think for themselves and to develop an awareness of others. The curriculum pays attention to the need for a good approach to basic skills without resorting to systematic testing. Much importance is given to creativity, sensitivity to the enviroment and the enjoyment of learning, without competition or pressure.