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To see the display adverts in full please click on the thumbnail image and then the back button (top left on your browser) to return to this page. 3/9/08 – 19/9/08 - NE Woodlands Play Project Officer Up to £25,320 This new post is an exciting opportunity to deliver a Big Lottery funded play project in the most wooded City in the country, focusing on four important woodlands in Sheffield. We are looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic practioner and project manager with a passion for play and woodlands. Extensive practical experience of preparing, co-ordinating and overseeing forest schools, environmental play, elemental play or educational activities in an outdoor setting is needed. A driving licence and use of your own transport is essential. The post will require working 15 to 22 hours per week per week. The successful candidate will be required to complete a Criminal Records Disclosure form in line with Section 113 of The Police Act 1997. It is intended to hold interviews in early October 2008. Sheffield City Council is currently undertaking a pay and grading review - as part of the review, the grade and salary for this post may be subject to change. Closing date: 19th September 08 Please quote relevant Post Ref: 0919DPC Please complete a form on-line or Email hrfirstjobs@sheffield.gov.uk to request an application form or to submit a completed form. Alternatively telephone HR First on 0114 273 4677. Please quote the relevant post ref no. Can you please indicate on your application form where you saw the advertisement.
Cranedale Centre exists in the beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire. It is a market leader in the provision of AS/A2 level fieldstudies in the UK and is held in high regard for the exceptional quality of its courses. The Centre is looking for a very able and enthusiastic geographer to join its teaching team Applicants should possess: ● A good quality degree in Geography. ● Ability to teach to A2 level standard. ● Relevant fieldwork experience. ● Familiarity with statistical testing techniques ● Good working knowledge of ICT ● Clean driving licence ● Teaching experience/qualifications – preferred ● Good knowledge/interest in natural history Post tenable: As soon as possible but no later than January 2009. Closing date: 19th September 2008 Please request job description and an application form from: The Director, The Cranedale Centre, Kirby Grindalythe, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8DB. Tel: 01944 738687. Fax: 01944 738298 Email: admin@cranedale.com
The Humber Estuary with its ports and factories is of vital importance for the UK’s economy. It is also of outstanding value for birds, seals and other wildlife. Humber Industry Nature Conservation Association (Humber INCA) is currently looking to appoint a Conservation Officer to expand its team working to help achieve sustainable development and promoting nature conservation on industrial and commercial sites. This is an opportunity for an enthusiastic individual to develop their ecological expertise and to learn new skills working with representatives from all the different sectors within Humber INCA’s membership. Duties will include: The design and implementation of conservation projects on industrial and commercial sites ● The preparation of reports to assist members in applying for and complying with environmental permits ● Undertaking ecological surveys to Extended Phase One level working to strict Health and Safety requirements For further details and a downloadable application pack please visit: www.humberinca.co.uk/news.php . To apply please submit your C.V. with covering letter to: Darren Clarke, Humber INCA, Waters’ Edge Visitor Centre, Maltkiln Road, Barton upon Humber, North Lincolnshire. DN18 5JR. Closing date: Friday 19th September Interviews will be held in Barton upon Humber during the week commencing 29th September 2008. 22/8/08 – 19/9/08 - NE North York Moors National Park Lime and Ice Project We are about to start on a major new access, interpretation and conservation project for the stunning landscape around Sutton Bank in the south west corner of the National Park and the northern part of the Howardian Hills AONB thanks to £800K in funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and other partners. The area is dominated by dramatic escarpments and upland plateaus, combined with iron-age forts, ruined abbeys and a medieval castle. The Project team will work with local communities to increase their understanding of the area and enable them to become actively involved in managing their local heritage. The project team will consist of 2 people with the following qualities; Lime and Ice Project Officer (contract to July 2013) £25,320- £28,172 pa with potential progression to £31,606 ● Excellent project and budget management skills; ● Previous work with communities in the heritage sector; ● Experience of working successfully with partner organisations. Assistant Project Officer (18 ½ hours/week, contract to December 2012) £ 8,891-£10,050 pa with potential progression to £11,423 ● Experience of organising and delivering programmes of events; ● Community working experience A general pay award is due. The posts are based at our Headquarters in the market town of Helmsley. A final salary pension scheme, flexible working, excellent personal development opportunities and generous holiday entitlements complete an attractive package. Application forms and further details can be obtained by looking at the Job Opportunities page on our website www.moors.uk.net 21/8/08 – 18/9/08 - NE Post Doctoral Research Scientist – Upland Vegetation Dynamics Company: Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust Location: Upper Teesdale, County Durham Salary: £26 - £30K Sector: Ecology We are seeking an experienced postdoctoral scientist with a strong interest in upland vegetation. Main tasks will be: ● To develop, implement and manage an effective research programme on heather burning in the uplands of northern England. ● To achieve the above through a combination of personal research and the management of associated research assistants and students ● To prepare and present research proposals to both the Trust’s internal research committees and to external funding bodies. ● To present the Trust’s research findings through a combination of internal and public presentations and through maintaining an active record of publications within high quality peer reviewed scientific journals. Only applicants with a PhD in a relevant subject, a minimum of two years post-doctoral experience and a record of publications in peer reviewed journals will be considered. Experience in staff supervision and preparation of funding proposals is desirable. For further details please email jhopkins@gct.org.uk or telephone 01833 622208. Deadline: preliminary Friday, 26 September 2008, but applications will still be considered until the post is filled Contact us for a full job description: Able Partnership Ltd, 5 Town Hall Street, Sowerby Bridge, HX6 2QD. Tel: 01924 339994 or email ablefish@btconnect.com Closing date for applications: Friday 5th September 2008 More jobs in CJS Monthly August's edition is now online in full, 4 pages this month plus 3 of events. Just click on CJS Monthly to see the most recent copy in full. You can print any page as required. If you find it doesn't all fit on one page open your printer settings (this varies from printer to printer so we can't give you exact instructions) and tick 'Fit to Page', sometimes called 'Scale to Fit'. This makes sure that the full width prints out on one page of A4. To see the jobs click on the page number icon or on either of the PDF logos to download CJS Monthly in full or the Events Diary. Sorry, no vacancies from this region advertised in this month's edition.
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