Showing posts with label Secret World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Secret World. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

ANIMAL CARER (FULL-TIME)

 


ANIMAL CARER (FULL-TIME)

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our Animal Care team and help to care for injured British Wildlife!

Secret World Wildlife Rescue is a registered charity that rescues, rehabilitates and releases Britain’s orphaned, injured and sick wildlife. It is a unique service in the South West which helps over 5,000 casualties every year from its base near Highbridge, Somerset.

This post is offered on a full-time, permanent basis and the successful candidate would join our team of skilled and knowledgeable Animal Carers and also work alongside our dedicated team of volunteers. This is a very exciting time to join the charity as we have begun building work on our new Wildlife Treatment Centre which will add to our range of excellent treatment areas, recovery and special rehabilitation enclosures. Our current facilities include enclosures for foxes and badgers, where they can forage and dig as they would in the wild, water enclosures for the otters and swans, so they can preen and build their natural oils and large aviaries for garden birds and birds of prey – all away from human contact so they have the best chance of reverting to the wild once they are strong enough to be released.

TO LEARN MORE AND/OR APPLY PLEASE CLICK HERE


FYI

This vacancy has been posted out to the many thousands who read the popular Zoo Jobs Blog Page and then on to the 129,400 plus followers of the  ZooNews Digest Facebook Page. It is then immediately forwarded on to Twitter and then to Pinterest and Linkedin (8,000+ 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

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Chief Executive Secret World Wildlife Rescue





Chief Executive Secret World Wildlife Rescue

Salary: up to £45,000 per annum

Location: Highbridge, Somerset

Secret World Wildlife Rescue (SWWR) exists to relieve the suffering of and to encourage respect towards British wildlife. SWWR provides a public rescue, rehabilitation and release service for injured, sick and orphaned wildlife. We are also pursuing a learning and outreach programme and sharing knowledge to raise standards of wildlife care across the UK.


We are looking to recruit our next Chief Executive to continue to develop and drive the next exciting phase of SWWR’s potential and growth.

The Chief Executive will have a remit to:

·         Lead SWWR’s team of staff and volunteers and deliver the strategic priorities;

·         Assist with development, and deliver the charity’s strategic and business plans;

·         Manage the charity to the highest standards of governance and professionalism;

·         Manage growth and change; and

·         Provide strategic guidance and management information in support of the Board of Trustees.

Download the information pack

If you are interested in this role, please complete the application form

Return before the closing date to Paul Edwards, Chair of Trustees, using this e-mail address: trustees@secretworld.org


Closing date for applications: Friday 11 March 2016