Howletts & Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks - Seasonal Animal Presenters
Do you have an interest in wild animals and working with the public?
Howletts & Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks have the following job opportunities:
Seasonal Animal Presenters
March – September 2009
We are looking for two motivated, enthusiastic and confident individuals with a good basic knowledge of wild animals, to deliver presentation talks to the public during our busy summer season.
Our aim is to educate our many visitors about the groundbreaking conservation work that is carried out at Howletts and Port Lympne and give our visitors a more informed and enjoyable day out.
The role will also involve assisting with our Outreach facilities, visiting schools and events.
The work will be spread across both animal parks so a full, clean driving license is necessary.
The ideal candidates will have previous experience of public speaking coupled with a theoretical or practical knowledge of animal conservation.
Working 40 hours a week on a five day rota basis. Candidates must be able to work all weekends.
Interested?
To apply: Please send a full CV and covering letter to: Helen Dallimore-Jones, Human Resources Manager, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park. Lympne, Nr. Hythe, Kent. CT21 4PD.
E-mail: personnel@howletts.net
Closing date: Friday 6th February
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
World Association of Zoos and Aquariums - Marketing and Communication Officer
World Association of Zoos and Aquariums - Marketing and Communication Officer
Marketing and Communication Officer
The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the only global representation of zoos and aquariums, is looking for support of the team in the Executive Office, which is based in Bern, Switzerland.
Required Skills:
You have training and education in marketing and communication, you have already gathered experience in that field and like to work on strategies as well as on concrete issues and projects. You like to network and be part of a small coordinating team. You know how to work with press agencies and have some experience with the corporate sector. Experiences in the field of conservation or zoos may be advantageous. Language skills must include English and German.
Aim of position:
Strategic development of a WAZA Marketing strategy including communication, and the implementation of the WAZA corporate identity . Identification of the right tools for marketing, working with sponsors and establishing a strategic approach for appropriate communication. Working relationships include the network of zoos /aquariums and the relevant WAZA entities.
Closing date of application: 6 February 2009
Send your application to the Executive Director: Gerald.Dick@waza.org
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Marketing and Communication Officer
The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the only global representation of zoos and aquariums, is looking for support of the team in the Executive Office, which is based in Bern, Switzerland.
Required Skills:
You have training and education in marketing and communication, you have already gathered experience in that field and like to work on strategies as well as on concrete issues and projects. You like to network and be part of a small coordinating team. You know how to work with press agencies and have some experience with the corporate sector. Experiences in the field of conservation or zoos may be advantageous. Language skills must include English and German.
Aim of position:
Strategic development of a WAZA Marketing strategy including communication, and the implementation of the WAZA corporate identity . Identification of the right tools for marketing, working with sponsors and establishing a strategic approach for appropriate communication. Working relationships include the network of zoos /aquariums and the relevant WAZA entities.
Closing date of application: 6 February 2009
Send your application to the Executive Director: Gerald.Dick@waza.org
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Amazon World Zoo Park - Qualified keeper – Vacancies
Amazon World Zoo Park - Qualified keeper – Vacancies
Qualified keeper – Vacancies
We are currently looking to recruit experienced, motivated, reliable
and enthusiastic individuals to join our dedicated team of animal care staff.
Ideal candidates will have
· At least 2 years relevant experience.
· Zoo animal management course.
· Must be physically fit
· Excellent communication skills and the ability to work well
within a team and alone.
· Experience of Public Speaking
· Full driving licence.
To apply –
Please send a copy of your Curriculum Vitae, together with a covering
letter including salary expectation to Robert Westby, Manager, Amazon world, watery lane, newchurch, sandown, isle of wight, PO36 0LX or via email to Rowestby@aol.com
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Qualified keeper – Vacancies
We are currently looking to recruit experienced, motivated, reliable
and enthusiastic individuals to join our dedicated team of animal care staff.
Ideal candidates will have
· At least 2 years relevant experience.
· Zoo animal management course.
· Must be physically fit
· Excellent communication skills and the ability to work well
within a team and alone.
· Experience of Public Speaking
· Full driving licence.
To apply –
Please send a copy of your Curriculum Vitae, together with a covering
letter including salary expectation to Robert Westby, Manager, Amazon world, watery lane, newchurch, sandown, isle of wight, PO36 0LX or via email to Rowestby@aol.com
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Sunday, January 18, 2009
VOLUNTEER VETERINARY - Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity, Cambodia
VOLUNTEER VETERINARY required
Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity, Cambodia
The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) was established in 2003 by Münster Zoo and the Zoological Society for the Conservation of Species and Populations (ZGAP). It is the first nature conservation centre in Cambodia, located on 25 ha of land in the Phnom Kulen National Park, ca. 40 km north of Siem Reap and the temples of Angkor Wat. The goals of the ACCB are the rehabilitation of confiscated, mainly globally threatened wildlife and the conservation breeding of selected species, in combination with environmental education and capacity building of local communities and an expanding in-situ conservation programme.
The ACCB is currently looking for a Volunteer Veterinary. This is a challenging and rewarding position in a demanding environment suitable for a highly dedicated and motivated individual interested in making a contribution to conservation and working in wildlife veterinary medicine.
Main duties and responsibilities:
- Attend to animal stock at ACCB, including initial health check and monitoring of new arrivals during quarantine, routine checks and health screening of animal stock
- Develop new and refine existing protocols from a specialist veterinary perspective, e.g. regarding initial examination, quarantine, husbandry and maintenance in general as well as specific for certain animals (e.g. pangolin, water snakes) – potentially develop long-term database to be maintained.
- Training of ACCB staff in standard veterinary procedures, e.g. identification and treatment of parasites, capture and restraint, injections, post mortem examination, potentially also chemical immobilisation etc.
- Advise on and assist with improvements of animal facilities, e.g. repairs, furnishing of enclosures, environmental enrichment, building work etc.
- Maintenance and update of surgery room, drugs stock and veterinary equipment.
- Carry out all aspects of animal husbandry and rehabilitation in collaboration with the animal keeping team.
- Assist in building and maintenance work and with administrative tasks as required.
- Assist with the daily operation and further development of ACCB.
- Other tasks as required. Specific projects at ACCB as well as in the field may be undertaken.
Requirements:
The veterinarian reports to the project and the collection managers and works in close cooperation with the animal keeping team, in particular the foreign head keeper.
- Good command of English (spoken and written).
- Excellent organisational and communication skills and ability to multi-task.
- Good practical skills and computer literacy.
- Physically fit and able to work in a hot and humid climate.
- Ability to live under simple conditions in a poor, rural and isolated area in a different culture.
Conditions / remuneration:
- Travel expenses at the beginning and the end of the contract
- Free shared accommodation at ACCB and a small salary to cover living expenses
- On-site transport and satellite internet available, also for reasonable personal use
Preference will be given to candidates indicating that they are prepared to stay for longer periods.
Starting date: As soon as possible; applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Deadline for applications: 31st January 2009.
Please apply via email including covering letter, CV and the contact details of two referees to:
Markus Handschuh, Animal Collection Manager, Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB), Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Email: markus.handschuh@accb-cambodia.org
and copy your application to:
Dr. Martina Raffel, Allwetterzoo Münster, Sentruper Straße 315, D-48161 Münster, Germany. Email: raffel@allwetterzoo.de
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
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Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity, Cambodia
The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) was established in 2003 by Münster Zoo and the Zoological Society for the Conservation of Species and Populations (ZGAP). It is the first nature conservation centre in Cambodia, located on 25 ha of land in the Phnom Kulen National Park, ca. 40 km north of Siem Reap and the temples of Angkor Wat. The goals of the ACCB are the rehabilitation of confiscated, mainly globally threatened wildlife and the conservation breeding of selected species, in combination with environmental education and capacity building of local communities and an expanding in-situ conservation programme.
The ACCB is currently looking for a Volunteer Veterinary. This is a challenging and rewarding position in a demanding environment suitable for a highly dedicated and motivated individual interested in making a contribution to conservation and working in wildlife veterinary medicine.
Main duties and responsibilities:
- Attend to animal stock at ACCB, including initial health check and monitoring of new arrivals during quarantine, routine checks and health screening of animal stock
- Develop new and refine existing protocols from a specialist veterinary perspective, e.g. regarding initial examination, quarantine, husbandry and maintenance in general as well as specific for certain animals (e.g. pangolin, water snakes) – potentially develop long-term database to be maintained.
- Training of ACCB staff in standard veterinary procedures, e.g. identification and treatment of parasites, capture and restraint, injections, post mortem examination, potentially also chemical immobilisation etc.
- Advise on and assist with improvements of animal facilities, e.g. repairs, furnishing of enclosures, environmental enrichment, building work etc.
- Maintenance and update of surgery room, drugs stock and veterinary equipment.
- Carry out all aspects of animal husbandry and rehabilitation in collaboration with the animal keeping team.
- Assist in building and maintenance work and with administrative tasks as required.
- Assist with the daily operation and further development of ACCB.
- Other tasks as required. Specific projects at ACCB as well as in the field may be undertaken.
Requirements:
The veterinarian reports to the project and the collection managers and works in close cooperation with the animal keeping team, in particular the foreign head keeper.
- Good command of English (spoken and written).
- Excellent organisational and communication skills and ability to multi-task.
- Good practical skills and computer literacy.
- Physically fit and able to work in a hot and humid climate.
- Ability to live under simple conditions in a poor, rural and isolated area in a different culture.
Conditions / remuneration:
- Travel expenses at the beginning and the end of the contract
- Free shared accommodation at ACCB and a small salary to cover living expenses
- On-site transport and satellite internet available, also for reasonable personal use
Preference will be given to candidates indicating that they are prepared to stay for longer periods.
Starting date: As soon as possible; applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Deadline for applications: 31st January 2009.
Please apply via email including covering letter, CV and the contact details of two referees to:
Markus Handschuh, Animal Collection Manager, Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB), Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Email: markus.handschuh@accb-cambodia.org
and copy your application to:
Dr. Martina Raffel, Allwetterzoo Münster, Sentruper Straße 315, D-48161 Münster, Germany. Email: raffel@allwetterzoo.de
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
Blackpool Zoo - COMMERCIAL/ HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGER
Blackpool Zoo - COMMERCIAL/ HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGER
Salary range: £26,000 - £29,500 per annum
+ Performance related bonus and benefits.
Blackpool Zoo is one of the UK’s most established medium sized zoos, and in recent years the zoo has gone through a rapid modernisation and development process.
The Zoo is operated by Parques Reunidos, one of Europe’s largest leisure and attraction operators which specialises in the tourism/leisure sector. Parques Reunidos currently operates 67 parks around the world and attracts over 21 million visitors annually.
We are currently seeking a Commercial/Health & Safety Manager, dedicated to giving our visitor’s a great day out. Reporting to the Zoo Director on a day-to-day basis you will be part of the senior management team, with a remit to develop; exploit and manage all secondary spend opportunities.
Another key component of this position is related to the Health and Safety requirements of the business. The successful candidate will have knowledge of current health and safety legislation and experience of its practical application in a multi-disciplinary organisation. You must have proven experience and the relevant qualifications required to deliver in this area.
You will be an experienced senior leisure professional, an accomplished and experienced team leader, combining strategic and business awareness with the ability to influence and collaborate across the whole organisation. You will understand leisure best practice in the UK and or Europe and have delivered steady growth and innovative commercial developments, IT literacy, planning and presentation skills are essential.
Closing date 7th February 2009
Please send a detailed CV and covering letter explaining why you wish to be considered for this post to Mrs Anita Bubbins, Personnel Manager, Blackpool Zoo, East Park Drive, Blackpool, Lancashire. FY3 8PP or by email to anita.bubbins@blackpoolzoo.org.uk
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Salary range: £26,000 - £29,500 per annum
+ Performance related bonus and benefits.
Blackpool Zoo is one of the UK’s most established medium sized zoos, and in recent years the zoo has gone through a rapid modernisation and development process.
The Zoo is operated by Parques Reunidos, one of Europe’s largest leisure and attraction operators which specialises in the tourism/leisure sector. Parques Reunidos currently operates 67 parks around the world and attracts over 21 million visitors annually.
We are currently seeking a Commercial/Health & Safety Manager, dedicated to giving our visitor’s a great day out. Reporting to the Zoo Director on a day-to-day basis you will be part of the senior management team, with a remit to develop; exploit and manage all secondary spend opportunities.
Another key component of this position is related to the Health and Safety requirements of the business. The successful candidate will have knowledge of current health and safety legislation and experience of its practical application in a multi-disciplinary organisation. You must have proven experience and the relevant qualifications required to deliver in this area.
You will be an experienced senior leisure professional, an accomplished and experienced team leader, combining strategic and business awareness with the ability to influence and collaborate across the whole organisation. You will understand leisure best practice in the UK and or Europe and have delivered steady growth and innovative commercial developments, IT literacy, planning and presentation skills are essential.
Closing date 7th February 2009
Please send a detailed CV and covering letter explaining why you wish to be considered for this post to Mrs Anita Bubbins, Personnel Manager, Blackpool Zoo, East Park Drive, Blackpool, Lancashire. FY3 8PP or by email to anita.bubbins@blackpoolzoo.org.uk
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Rhino Keeper - Port Lympne Wild Animal Park
Rhino Keeper - Port Lympne Wild Animal Park
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, situated in the south of Kent near Folkestone, is an established wild animal park with significant success in the captive breeding of rare and endangered animals.
We are looking for an experienced keeper to join the Rhino Section which currently houses 13 black rhino, the largest group of black rhino in captivity outside of Africa. Port Lympne works in conjunction with the South African Nation Parks to reintroduce black rhino to Africa. The section is also responsible for the parks Giraffes.
The ideal candidate will have worked in a similar environment with previous experience working with rhino. An experienced rhino keeper is preferred; however consideration will be given to applicants with a demonstrated background in animal husbandry, animal conservation or other aspects of animal care. A full valid driving licence is essential.
Working hours are 40 hours a week, five days out of seven.
For more info please visit our web site: www.totallywild.net
Please apply by sending a full CV and covering letter to:
Helen Dallimore-Jones, Human Resources Manager
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Port Lympne, Nr. Hythe, Kent CT21 4PD. Or e-mail personnel@howletts.net
Closing date 27th January 2009.
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
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Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, situated in the south of Kent near Folkestone, is an established wild animal park with significant success in the captive breeding of rare and endangered animals.
We are looking for an experienced keeper to join the Rhino Section which currently houses 13 black rhino, the largest group of black rhino in captivity outside of Africa. Port Lympne works in conjunction with the South African Nation Parks to reintroduce black rhino to Africa. The section is also responsible for the parks Giraffes.
The ideal candidate will have worked in a similar environment with previous experience working with rhino. An experienced rhino keeper is preferred; however consideration will be given to applicants with a demonstrated background in animal husbandry, animal conservation or other aspects of animal care. A full valid driving licence is essential.
Working hours are 40 hours a week, five days out of seven.
For more info please visit our web site: www.totallywild.net
Please apply by sending a full CV and covering letter to:
Helen Dallimore-Jones, Human Resources Manager
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Port Lympne, Nr. Hythe, Kent CT21 4PD. Or e-mail personnel@howletts.net
Closing date 27th January 2009.
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
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Experienced Keeper - Dublin Zoo
Experienced Keeper - Dublin Zoo
DUBLIN ZOO holds the prestigious position of being one of `Ireland's
leading Fee Paying Family Attractions' having welcomed in excess of
930,000 visitors during 2008.
KEEPER
We are seeking an experienced keeper to join our animal care team.
This person must have a passion for wildlife coupled with the skills
required to communicate this passion and knowledge directly to our
visitors. If you feel you have what it takes to join our team at
Dublin Zoo, then we want to hear from you.
Applicants should hold a recognised qualification in animal care or
equivalent and have experience in the care of zoo animals. As part
of the animal care team, you will be involved in animal husbandry,
education of visitors and contribute to the development of Dublin
Zoo's role in animal conservation.
Applications should be made in writing to Kathleen Molloy, Dublin
Zoo, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8, or via email to info@dublinzoo. ie no
later than Wednesday 28th January 2009.
Dublin Zoo is an equal opportunities employer.
www.dublinzoo. ie
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DUBLIN ZOO holds the prestigious position of being one of `Ireland's
leading Fee Paying Family Attractions' having welcomed in excess of
930,000 visitors during 2008.
KEEPER
We are seeking an experienced keeper to join our animal care team.
This person must have a passion for wildlife coupled with the skills
required to communicate this passion and knowledge directly to our
visitors. If you feel you have what it takes to join our team at
Dublin Zoo, then we want to hear from you.
Applicants should hold a recognised qualification in animal care or
equivalent and have experience in the care of zoo animals. As part
of the animal care team, you will be involved in animal husbandry,
education of visitors and contribute to the development of Dublin
Zoo's role in animal conservation.
Applications should be made in writing to Kathleen Molloy, Dublin
Zoo, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8, or via email to info@dublinzoo. ie no
later than Wednesday 28th January 2009.
Dublin Zoo is an equal opportunities employer.
www.dublinzoo. ie
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
Zoo Section Head - Drusillas Park
Zoo Section Head - Drusillas Park
Drusillas Park has a reputation as the best small zoo in the UK and we are currently seeking to recruit an experienced zoo professional as one of four Section Leaders reporting to our Head Keeper.
Ideally candidates will have at least five years experience working within a well respected zoo and preferably hold the City and Guilds Certificate in Animal Management (or equivalent qualification). The Drusillas animal collection consists of a wide range of small exotics, including many primate species, and some domestic stock.
This is a 'hands on' role and will appeal to someone wanting more responsibility and involvement. In addition to animal knowledge and experience we are seeking someone with good communication and people skills as well as strong organisational abilities.
To apply please send your CV to: Sue Woodgate (Zoo Manager), Drusillas Park , Alfriston, East Sussex BN26 5QS or email her at: sue.woodgate@drusillas.co.uk
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Drusillas Park has a reputation as the best small zoo in the UK and we are currently seeking to recruit an experienced zoo professional as one of four Section Leaders reporting to our Head Keeper.
Ideally candidates will have at least five years experience working within a well respected zoo and preferably hold the City and Guilds Certificate in Animal Management (or equivalent qualification). The Drusillas animal collection consists of a wide range of small exotics, including many primate species, and some domestic stock.
This is a 'hands on' role and will appeal to someone wanting more responsibility and involvement. In addition to animal knowledge and experience we are seeking someone with good communication and people skills as well as strong organisational abilities.
To apply please send your CV to: Sue Woodgate (Zoo Manager), Drusillas Park , Alfriston, East Sussex BN26 5QS or email her at: sue.woodgate@drusillas.co.uk
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Saturday, January 3, 2009
EDUCATOR - Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
EDUCATOR (Full Time or 2 Part-time job sharing)- Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre are looking for a motivated Educator with bags of confidence and lots of enthusiasm to work with a
variety of age groups, although mainly key-stages 1 & 2.
The successful applicant(s) will market, plan, prepare & deliver a wide range of educational activities & programmes for students/general public/Members, both within the Centre and as an outreach.
Applicants will have relevant qualifications and experience. Will be able to work independently and as part of a team. Have general PC Skills. Be available
to work week-ends.
Wage negotiable depending on experience.
Application letter & CV to ;-
Terry Bowes
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Clifton Dykes
Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 2DH
Closing Date 31st Jan 09
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre are looking for a motivated Educator with bags of confidence and lots of enthusiasm to work with a
variety of age groups, although mainly key-stages 1 & 2.
The successful applicant(s) will market, plan, prepare & deliver a wide range of educational activities & programmes for students/general public/Members, both within the Centre and as an outreach.
Applicants will have relevant qualifications and experience. Will be able to work independently and as part of a team. Have general PC Skills. Be available
to work week-ends.
Wage negotiable depending on experience.
Application letter & CV to ;-
Terry Bowes
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Clifton Dykes
Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 2DH
Closing Date 31st Jan 09
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
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KEEPER (Full Time) - Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
KEEPER (Full Time)- Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre are currently recruiting a suitably experienced and qualified Keeper, interested in all taxon with a
strong work ethic. Enthusiastic team player with leadership and problem solving skills. Full driving licence. Able to compile Risk Assessments. Prepared to work week-ends. Good written & verbal skills. Physically fit. Basic PC Skills. Experienced in Public Speaking.
Wage negotiable depending on experience.
Application letter & CV to;-
Terry Bowes
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Clifton Dykes
Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 2DH
Closing Date 31st Jan 09
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
http://www.geocities.com/peterd482001/ZooNews_Digest.html
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre are currently recruiting a suitably experienced and qualified Keeper, interested in all taxon with a
strong work ethic. Enthusiastic team player with leadership and problem solving skills. Full driving licence. Able to compile Risk Assessments. Prepared to work week-ends. Good written & verbal skills. Physically fit. Basic PC Skills. Experienced in Public Speaking.
Wage negotiable depending on experience.
Application letter & CV to;-
Terry Bowes
Wetheriggs Animal Rescue & Conservation Centre
Clifton Dykes
Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 2DH
Closing Date 31st Jan 09
For full details please go to http://www.zoonewsdigest.com
Please mention you saw the advertisement in ZooNews Digest should you apply for this post
http://www.geocities.com/peterd482001/ZooNews_Digest.html
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