Mark Robertson
About Mark Robertson
Mark Robertson serves as an Assistant Cub Scout Leader and has extensive experience in various roles within scouting and animal welfare organizations. He has worked as a Senior Assessor at RSPCA Assured since 2016 and has a background in farm management and activity instruction.
Work at The Scouts
Mark Robertson has served as an Assistant Cub Scout Leader at The Scouts since 2010, contributing to youth development in Norwich for 14 years. His role involves guiding and mentoring young scouts, fostering skills such as teamwork and leadership. Previously, he held the position of Deputy District Commissioner (Engagement) from 2010 to 2011, where he focused on enhancing community engagement within the scouting framework.
Current Role at RSPCA Assured
Mark Robertson has been a Senior Assessor at RSPCA Assured since 2016, where he has worked for 8 years. In this role, he conducts assessments to ensure compliance with animal welfare standards. He has completed an ISO Lead Auditor course, which has enhanced his auditing capabilities. Additionally, he assists with Health & Safety Risk Assessment and policy development, contributing to the organization's operational effectiveness.
Previous Experience in Education and Management
Mark Robertson worked as a Farm Manager at Easton and Otley College from 2012 to 2015, managing agricultural operations in East Anglia for 3 years. His earlier experience includes serving as an Activity Instructor at Eaton Vale Scout and Guide Activity Centre from 2007 to 2009, where he facilitated outdoor activities for youth groups. He also worked at Tesco as a Gap Scanner for one year from 2008 to 2009.
Educational Background
Mark Robertson studied at Notre Dame High School, where he completed his secondary education. He furthered his studies at Easton & Otley College, gaining knowledge and skills relevant to his career in agriculture and management.
Involvement in Conservation and Agriculture
Mark Robertson is actively involved with the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, supporting efforts to conserve rare livestock breeds. He is also a member of the Southdown Sheep Society, where he contributes to the preservation of the Southdown sheep breed, promoting agricultural biodiversity.