Primate Keeper
This is a fixed
term contract for 12 months.
Salary: Up to £19,703 DOE
If on-site accommodation is not available
or required, then a
living out allowance
is paid.
Living out allowance is £2,600 gross per
annum (pro rata to working
hours).
Howletts Wild
Animal Park in Canterbury, Kent is recruiting for the position of Trainee Primate
Keeper, to work 5 days per
week 8am – 5pm.
Howletts is a world class
wildlife park run by the international conservation charity The Aspinall Foundation and works to support a
number of overseas conservation projects including
the Java Primate Project in Indonesia. We are home to a collection of rare and endangered primates, including Javan
gibbons, Dusky langurs, Sulawesi macaques, Pied tamarins and Gelada
baboons to name a few.
We are seeking an enthusiastic, motivated individual with an interest in
animal management. You must have
previous experience of working with animals, in a mainstream zoological collection, an awareness of
current conservation issues and a passion for animal welfare. This position is a key role which will involve
providing basic animal husbandry and regular
interaction with the public. The applicant must be enthusiastic in contributing
to the enrichment of the primate species
around the park and must be confident in speaking to groups of people. A
practical and proactive approach coupled with excellent organisation and communication skills are essential, as
is a full valid driving licence. An animal management qualification would be advantageous.
A reliable mode of transport is recommended due to our
remote location. All applicants must
have right to work in the UK.
Closing Date: Friday 16th July 2021
To apply: Please email you CV and
covering letter to – personnel@aspinallfoundation.org
Please visit our website:
www.aspinallfoundation.org
to find out more about
us.
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