CJS began as a specialist newsletter listing jobs for countryside rangers.  Since that first edition in July 1994 the sector has changed and so has CJS.  in our newsletters you'll find job adverts (of course), details of volutneer placements, training provision and courses and most recently (since 2010) a round up of the news and events happening across the countryside industry.

We have three newsletters for readers.

Daily email with basic details of adverts posted online that day plus the headlines for the news we've highlithed during the day.  Sent every weekday evening.  Sign up here.

CJS Weekly, is the original newsletter and is the biggest with all the job adverts, those online, some sent for inclusion in the weekly only and also our unqiue Digest of vacancies advertised across the national press and large organisations. It also includes all the adverts for the voluntary posts before they appear online. You also see the news we've highlithed that week in more detail than in the daily email.  However, this is the only one of the three that is not free.  Click here to find out more, request a sample or to subscribe.  Details of the recent edition are here.

CJS Monthly, is sent free of charge to countryside offices across the country.  It has some job adverts, snippets of information about camapigns and publications newly released plus the news from the past month in full as well as a complete calendar of training and detials of the latest additions to the Training and Classified Directory.  See the most recent edition here.

Request a copy to be sent to your office here. 

Individuals and private (ie non work) email addresses can receive an abbreivated version by signing up here.

Any questions? Contact us.

Established in 1994 as a jobs bulletin list Countryside Jobs Service or CJS is the oldest such service and now covers much more than jobs but is still completely countryside focused. 

CJS is endorsed by the Countryside Management Association, the Scottish Countryside Rangers Association and NATUR, the Welsh Institute of Countryside and Conservation Management