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Project Administrator – People, Ponds and Water Project |
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Reference |
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(Please mention Stopdodo/Environment Jobs in your application) |
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Sustainability, Climate, CSR, EMS
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Location |
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England (South Central) - UK
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Start: February 2016. Based in our Oxford office |
Salary |
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£18,000-20,000 per annum, Full time, 2 year contract |
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Temporary / Contract / Seasonal |
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Full Time |
Level |
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Mid Level |
Deadline |
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08/01/2016 |
Company Name |
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Freshwater Habitats Trust |
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Description |
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IMPORTANT: This Advertiser has requested that applicants MUST be National Residents / Valid Work Permit-holders. Other applicants need not apply.
We are seeking a project administrator to support the National Coordinator deliver the project’s biodiversity and people-based targets. The successful candidate will have at least 2 years previous experience of administration, preferably in the charity sector, excellent administration and organisational skills, be computer literate (Word, Excel, database management, website tools) and have an interest in wildlife conservation.
Closing date noon Friday 8 January 2016 Interviews 14/15 January 2016
Job description for PPW Administrator 2015
Application Form for PPW Administrator 2015
No CVs or agencies please.
We are recruiting this post for a major three-year project supported by Heritage Lottery Fund. ’People, Ponds and Water’ will work with thousands of people to make a national difference to freshwater biodiversity, and has three elements:
- PondNet: a new national freshwater network to collect essential monitoring information on endangered freshwater species,
- Flagship Ponds: supporting local communities to manage the most important pond sites in England and Wales and undertake citizen science projects,
- Clean Water for Wildlife: providing people with nutrient kits to investigate pollutant levels in streams, ponds and other waterbodies: raising awareness of the importance of water quality for protecting biodiversity.
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