Thursday, December 10, 2020

Mammals Keeper

 


Mammals Keeper

 

Jersey Zoo

 

Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is an international charity working to save species from extinction. Headquartered in Jersey in the Channel Islands, Durrell focuses on the most threatened species in the most threatened places.

 

We are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to assist in the management of the animal collection at Jersey Zoo, maintaining high standards of husbandry and under the direction of the Department Head or Deputy Head.

 

The successful candidate will promote Durrell's work to visitors and guests and contribute to the captive breeding and conservation of endangered species.

Please fill in the application form on our website http://wildlife.durrell.org/home/work-at-durrell/mammal-keeper-grade-22/ and send your CV and cover letter to Recruitment@durrell.org clearly the stating the job you wish to apply for.

 

Application deadline: Wednesday 30th December 2020


Contact me? See below.

This vacancy has been posted out to the many thousands who read the popular Zoo Jobs Blog Page and then on to the 129,300 plus followers of the  ZooNews Digest Facebook Page. It is then immediately forwarded on to Twitter and then to Pinterest and Linkedin (7,900+ connections). Many vacancies are shared to individuals and groups. In short your vacancy will have the potential of reaching something in the region of some 80,000 plus people within 24 hours. Most of these people are working in a zoo environment, Keepers, Curators, Vets, Zoo Directors, Trainers, Aquarists and more.

ZooNews Digest has subscribers in over 1200 Zoos in 150+ countries. Zoo professionals are International.

The number of people who will actually read the posted vacancy  will actually be considerably less. Usually this will be between two hundred and three thousand. This will depend on the type of post, the time of the year and where it is located…of course not all will apply. I wish you the very best of luck in finding the right candidate for your post.



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Peter Dickinson
Independent International Zoo Consultant

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