CJS Professional: September edition

The latest edition of CJS Professional is now online, read it in full here: www.countryside-jobs.com/Professional/current.htm   You may need to refresh your browser.

Jobs advertised in this Month's edition:
Project Officer, TCV. Based in Birmingham/West Midlands
Ecologist at Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service, Sefton Council
General Estate Worker / Woodsman, Downton Hall Estate (Nr Ludlow)
Development Officer Rural Development Trust recruiting on behalf of Clyde and Avon Valley Landscape Partnership, based new Lanark
Assistant Education & Community Officer, Essex Wildlife Trust. Part time based at New Visitor Centre at Hornchurch Country Park.
Managing Director,  The Ecology Consultancy (London)
Roding Valley Meadows Assistant Ranger, Essex Wildlife Trust
Contracts Manager, Lowther Forestry Group Ltd (based at our York office)
Development and Fundraising Assistant, The Landscape Group (Location: Bromley & Stratford)
Area Rights Of Way Officer Central & East Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire County Council
Senior Specialist, Footprint Ecology (Wareham, Dorset)
Ranger Apprentice, the National Trust for Scotland at Crathes Castle, Garden & Estate, Banchory
Ecologist, Bowland Ecology (South Scotland)

CJS Notices
+ A slight shuffle - Although some may say at last!  We've split CJS Online according to sector.
+ Change in Charities, CJS is changing the way we support charities.
+ This edition includes CJS Focus on Volunteering in association with the National Trust
27 pages in total, the lead article is from the National Trust; they give some case studies of people who have gone on to secure paid positions through their work as volunteers. RSPB run a Volunteer Internship Programme, the Site Manager at Dungeness Nature Reserve talks about how the programme helped him secure a paid position. Trainee Countryside Rangers play a big part in the work of North Ayrshire Council. Citizen Science is a vitally important means of data gathering; we take information from the Biological Records Centre and profile iRecord. The National Trust for Scotland’s Jackie Kemp talks about his work day volunteering and how this has led to him being employed by NTS. Green Angels is a programme run by the Land Trust to provide environmental training opportunities for local people & to improve Liverpool Festival Gardens.

Top headlines from the past month: Click here to read

Training Calendar for November is 6 pages Click here to read

Also Classified adverts and details of the latest funding available.