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To become totally immersed in a chosen specialism for 18 months, learning from world leading experts in some of the finest educational institutes in the country? Are you passionate, dedicated, motivated and willing to go that extra yard in the pursuit of a life-changing opportunity? If the answers to these questions are all yes, then we really need to hear from you, now!! BTCV have 5 new Apprenticeships to offer in the following fields; ● Mycology ● Lichenology ● Bryology ● Diptera ( Hoverflies) ● Farmland Conservation The posts are all 18 months in duration and will be hosted primarily in Edinburgh and East Lothian. Apprentices will then have the opportunity to work in some of the most spectacular areas of Scotland during the course of their apprenticeship, learning practical and transferrable skills relevant to the conservation sector. A remuneration package of £12,500 per annum, training budget, travel budget and equipment budget are all awaiting the lucky candidates.
11/7/08 – 8/8/08 - Sc Bridging The Past: General Wade In Perthshire Project Officer Salary in the range £22,280 - 25,114 p.a. Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust is seeking to appoint a Project Officer for the three year "Bridging the Past: General Wade in Perthshire" project. Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Bridging the Past project will conserve, enhance and promote the 18th century military roads and bridges of Wade and Caulfeild in Perth and Kinross, through a varied programme of conservation, interpretation, training and access projects. The Trust welcomes applications from candidates with a relevant degree (or equivalent experience) and a sound understanding of building conservation principles. Experience of managing conservation, interpretation/outreach or access projects and an interest in 18th century Scottish history is required. Familiarity with the Perth and Kinross area would be an advantage. The successful candidate will be based in Perth, though the post will involve travel to sites throughout Perth and Kinross. Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust, a registered Scottish Charity which aims to conserve, enhance and promote the historic environment of the area, is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sectors of the community (www.pkht.org.uk). For an informal discussion on the post, contact David Strachan dlstrachan@pkc.gov.uk or telephone 01738 477081. Closing dates for applications: Friday 8th August 2008 Interviews will be held on: Friday 22nd August 2008
You will concentrate on a wide range of issues primarily in relation to tree preservation orders, forestry, biodiversity, countryside access and rights of way. Working in a team, you will be responsible for both statutory work and project implementation. You have a qualification in planning or a related discipline and are able to demonstrate knowledge of environment issues; experience of partnership working and working with communities is desirable. IT skills and knowledge of GIS systems are also advantageous. You may wish to consider applying for post Ref PE15075 (for up to 6 months) & Ref PE15078 (for up to 12 months) if you are wanting full time employment. For further information on the post please contact the Environment Team Leaders, Debbie Burroughs or Irina Birnie, Environment Team North on 01467 628466 , or Brian Watt, Environment Team South on 01569 768290; or e-mail: debbieburroughs@aberdeenshire.gov.uk; irinabirnie@aberdeenshire.gov.uk; or brianwatt@aberdeenshire.gov.uk . If you would thrive on the chance to enjoy work, enjoy life with us, please apply online at www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/jobs or call 01224 664 110. Closing date 1 August 2008 More jobs in CJS Monthly July's edition is now online in full, 5 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.
This specialist Landbased College is looking to recruit an enthusiastic, motivated and experienced individual to join the Environment and Conservation Studies Team The successful applicant will teach and assess across a range of related subject areas including countryside practices, field studies, ecological science, and other related subjects on a range of courses from National Certificate to Higher National Diploma, and SVQ programmes. You will also have a role as course tutor. To succeed in this post you will have an appropriate degree plus substantial relevant industrial experience. You should be experienced, enthusiastic and capable of working with learners across a range of ages and abilities. Team working skills are essential. Attractive holiday entitlement and Final Salary Pension Scheme offered. Enquiries should be made to :Team Leader Personnel & Governance, Oatridge College, Ecclesmachan, Broxburn, EH52 6NH Tel 01506 864800. Email: acringan@oatridge.ac.uk Closing date: 21 July 2008
ADAS UK Ltd is a major provider of environmental consultancy and research throughout the UK, providing science based solutions. Our strength lies in the ability to provide our clients with an unparalleled range of objective, science-based information, advice and implementation services across the environment sector. We are an independent provider of Tree and Vegetation management consultancy to Utilities, Rail Companies, Developers and Local Government. We are seeking new staff on a short term, and sub contract, basis to carry out Tree Risk Surveys across the UK. The type of work you can expect to be involved in will be varied and challenging, calling upon your professional arboricultural knowledge. Key skills and responsibilities: You will be competent in carrying out Visual Tree Assessments (VTA), have good tree identification skills, be able to diagnose injury, disease and decay, and structural defects. You will be trained and/or experienced in arboriculture, with a recognised arboricultural qualification, such as National Diploma level or equivalent. It would be desirable if you also possessed the Lantra Professional Tree Inspection certificate. You will be expected to travel and complete surveys in a variety of different environments, and will need to be physically fit, and possibly undertake a drugs and alcohol test as well as a medical. You must be able to communicate well with the public, and have the ability to work to deadlines and targets. You should also be proficient with the use of the MS Office applications, and have experience with data bases, specialist software packages, and ideally GPS. You must have a personal, or laptop, computer and access to the internet and an email account suitable for transferring data. You must hold a current Full UK driving license, and have access to a vehicle for business use. If you are interested in working for ADAS, please email your CV with covering letter to ian.braddock@adas.co.uk Details believed correct but given without prejudice. Ends. |
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