Redundant? Looking for work? Vacancies posted here!

[planetgeli]

^

This aside;

You will need to have a background in aviation or flight operations

I could go for that.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

Finally got the outcome of our 'interviews' today. Five minutes after being given extra duties I got handed a letter terminating my contract. Can't even think how that works or what I can do next. Walked out.

 

[Cloo]

Saw this ad on LinkedIn: Events Assistants (North London), 6 Posts that might be useful someone wanting to earn a bit of extra cash possibly on top of a weekday job.

It looks like they need event assistants at 7 weekend happenings for Keep Britain Tidy around London over 7 weeks, paying London Living Wage, so thought I'd flag it up.

 

[Sirena]

If anyone knows Music Maestro, the standard copyright/royalty processing software in the music business, you might ring Jon on 0207 733 5400 or private message me.

The job is available immediately and is based in central Brixton.

If you know anyone who knows anyone etc, pass the message on...

 

[bimble]

Urgently looking for Play Workers / Youth workers to help run a Summer Play Scheme at my local Adventure Playground here in Loughborough Junction (between Brixton & Camberwell)

Hours will depend on how much funding we can raise - it will be a minimum of six Saturdays but if we get the funding could be 6 days a week for six weeks, starting next month.

We hope to find:

1 Experienced Play Worker - NVQ level 3 in play work or youth work (or equivalent) to plan and oversee the sessions and be the main point of responsibility.

&

2 Play Workers - NVQ level 2 in play work or youth work (or equivalent) who would support the above person.

These are paid positions - if you are interested or know anyone who might be and is available at such short notice please PM me !

The playground has been closed for a long time and the council has been planning to sell the land to developers but they have granted us (local action group) permission to open it temporarily this Summer, and it is important that the Summer Play Scheme be well run and really fun, to demonstrate the need for this resource and its value to the local community.

 

[Cloo]

Office/facility manager wanted for Assemble, Turner-Prize winning design collective! They are very lovely (one of them is my sister-in-law) - opening minded on anyone with relevant experience, regardless of qualifications, also to flexible working: Office & Facilities Manager job with ASSEMBLE STUDIOS | Guardian Jobs

 

[Pickman's model]

Job search

 

[Cloo]

A few going at my place:

Marketing data analyst - can be based in London or Coventry (though relocating to Birmingham end of this year/beginning of next)

Content creator (marketing) online - also London or Coventry/Birmingham

Product development executive, basically a role commissioning online content on built environment for professionals - London, within my wider team, under a lovely manager.

PM me if you'd like more details of any.

 

[planetgeli]

Wahey! Just got a new job in a PRU. I love working with the bad boys (and girls, but it's almost always boys they put me with). Remind me I wrote this when they're setting fire to me next term.

 

[Treacle Toes]

Made of Money development worker
Closing date: 5.00pm Thursday 14th September, 2017

Established in 2005, Made of Money is a project that seeks to transform families’ relationships to money and each other. This is addressed through the delivery of locally-focused workshops for those on low incomes and a national training programme supporting professionals across the UK to apply similar ideas in their own communities.

You will primarily be working on developing a new project that will support parents of children aged 7-11. Building on Made of Money’s existing firm foundations, this pilot will involve a more comprehensive support service for parents; using one to one coaching, group sessions, and some digital nudges to assist them in increasing the financial capability of their children.

A smaller amount of your time will be spent working on the professional training arm of Made of Money, sharing our knowledge with a range of other practitioners across the UK.

We are looking for two new colleagues who are keen to learn, eager to stretch themselves, and excited about contributing to one of QSA’s flagship projects as it continues to evolve.

The role – and the organisation – will suit someone who is looking for a close-knit and supportive working environment, who understands the need to be flexible and sometimes all-hands-on-deck. The rewards will be in having a varied workload, within a friendly work environment and making a direct contribution to the charitable aims of QSA.

https://www.quakersocialaction.org....s/uploads/Job Pack_MOM Development Worker.pdf

 

[Treacle Toes]

Open call - Stuart Hall Library Artist’s Residency 2018 - Stuart Hall Foundation

 

[Pickman's model]

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member
Job reference:
BAS Antarc-Committee
Contract type:
Duration:
The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term.
Salary:
Benefits:
We offer generous benefits
Team:
British Antarctic Survey
Location:
British Antarctic Territory Government
Closing date:
13 August, 2017 11:59 pm

• Description
• Skills specification
• How to apply

Description
The British Antarctic Territory Government has a vacancy for an ad hoc specialist to advise on place-naming in the Antarctic.
This is an opportunity to join a group of experts in Antarctic toponymy, science, geography, navigation, international relations and exploration who sit on the Antarctic Place-names Committee.
www.antarctica.ac.uk/apc The Committee advises the British Antarctic Territory Government on all aspects relating to place names in the Antarctic, it also advises the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands in relation to place-naming in SGSSI.

Purpose
Main Purpose and Skills Required:
Candidates should be able to offer expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context. The committee particularly invites applications from candidates within the Antarctic research community, especially from within the university sector.

Terms of Appointment:
This is a non-remunerative, non-pensionable post. Travel and Subsistence expenses are reimbursed. The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term. The successful applicant will be expected to attend the Antarctic Place-names Committee meetings twice a year and consider proposals by postal assessment up to four times a year between meetings. The meetings are normally held in Cambridge in April and October.

Duties
Expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context.

Eligibility Requirements
You will need to be a British Citizen, resident in the UK for at least two of the last ten years, including at least one consecutive twelve-month period.

Application
Application is by CV and Letter to: Stuart Doubleday, Deputy Head, Polar Regions Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London SW1A 2PA, Stuart.Doubleday@fco.gov.uk

Closing date is 13th August 2017

Selection
The successful candidate will be invited to participate in a short interview, either in person or over the telephone.

If you require more information: Please contact the Antarctic Place-names Committee Secretary, Dr Adrian Fox on: Email: ajfo@bas.ac.uk Tel: 01223 221415

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member - Vacancy - British Antarctic Survey

 

[ricbake]

New Pub/bar/coffee house etc on Ferndale Rd Brixton are recruiting - Canova House

 

[Dr. Furface]

Love the juxtaposition of those last two vacancies!

 

[Treacle Toes]

Jobs · LRB

Marketing Internship, salary – £23,000
The London Review of Books is Europe’s largest literary magazine (2016 ABC circulation: 70,468). With offices in Bloomsbury, the magazine also owns the London Review Bookshop, an independent bookshop close to the British Museum. The Bookshop stocks around 25,000 titles, has a busy events programme and a vibrant café – the London Review Cake Shop.

One-Year, Full-Time, Paid Position
We are looking for a lively, literate and versatile person to join our team as a Marketing Intern. You will help deliver the promotions programme for the retail space, comprising the London Review Bookshop and the London Review Cake Shop. This is a one-year full-time paid post, offering an ideal opportunity to gain wide experience of digital content development and retail marketing in an exciting cultural environment. The role involves working closely with our Bookshop and Cake Shop, and with the marketing, design and website production departments, to deliver a wide range of promotional content.

The right candidate will be enthusiastic about cross-channel promotions, from social media to photography. This is an opportunity for a person with strong visual and copy skills to make their mark in a thriving retail marketplace. The role is set in a fast-paced environment, where you will find yourself required to deliver varied high-quality work to tight deadlines.

 

[Treacle Toes]

http://londonrentersunion.org/jobs/

WE'RE HIRING! Are you passionate about housing? Brilliant at project management? Want to take London Renters Union to the next stage? We're looking for a part-time Project Coordinator! Please apply below – deadline Wednesday 30 August.

 

[A380]

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member
Job reference:
BAS Antarc-Committee
Contract type:
Duration:
The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term.
Salary:
Benefits:
We offer generous benefits
Team:
British Antarctic Survey
Location:
British Antarctic Territory Government
Closing date:
13 August, 2017 11:59 pm

• Description
• Skills specification
• How to apply

Description
The British Antarctic Territory Government has a vacancy for an ad hoc specialist to advise on place-naming in the Antarctic.
This is an opportunity to join a group of experts in Antarctic toponymy, science, geography, navigation, international relations and exploration who sit on the Antarctic Place-names Committee.
www.antarctica.ac.uk/apc The Committee advises the British Antarctic Territory Government on all aspects relating to place names in the Antarctic, it also advises the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands in relation to place-naming in SGSSI.

Purpose
Main Purpose and Skills Required:
Candidates should be able to offer expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context. The committee particularly invites applications from candidates within the Antarctic research community, especially from within the university sector.

Terms of Appointment:
This is a non-remunerative, non-pensionable post. Travel and Subsistence expenses are reimbursed. The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term. The successful applicant will be expected to attend the Antarctic Place-names Committee meetings twice a year and consider proposals by postal assessment up to four times a year between meetings. The meetings are normally held in Cambridge in April and October.

Duties
Expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context.

Eligibility Requirements
You will need to be a British Citizen, resident in the UK for at least two of the last ten years, including at least one consecutive twelve-month period.

Application
Application is by CV and Letter to: Stuart Doubleday, Deputy Head, Polar Regions Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London SW1A 2PA, Stuart.Doubleday@fco.gov.uk

Closing date is 13th August 2017

Selection
The successful candidate will be invited to participate in a short interview, either in person or over the telephone.

If you require more information: Please contact the Antarctic Place-names Committee Secretary, Dr Adrian Fox on: Email: ajfo@bas.ac.uk Tel: 01223 221415

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member - Vacancy - British Antarctic Survey

Hilly Mc Hillface and Lakey Mc Lakeface. Easy.

 

[friendofdorothy]

I received this:

Think local mental health services could be delivered better? Passionate about patient and public involvement in shaping services?

We are looking for an Engagement Officer who will lead our ambitious workstream on mental health.

Key aspects of the role include:


· Engaging with and gathering the views of people with mental health support needs

· Developing good organisational relationships across the sector and borough


About you

We’re looking for someone who is passionate about getting a better deal for people who live with a mental health condition and their families. If you have experience in the mental health sector, are analytical, have strong communication skills with a track record in building relationships with a wide range of people and organisations and have strong project management skills, we’d love to hear from you.



Location: Brixton, London with some local travel

Job Type: Permanent

Salary: £28,000 to £33,000 depending on skills and experience

Benefits: 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays, pension contribution


Visit our website for Job Description and Specification, Application Form and Equal Opportunities Form.



Please send completed applications to Kiera Gayle: kiera.gayle@healthwatchlambeth.org.uk.

No CVs please

Deadline: Wednesday 20 September, 9am.





Jeanette Threadgold

Communications and Liaison Officer

Healthwatch Lambeth

First Floor, 336 Brixton Road, SW9 7AA

Tel no: 020 7274 8522

Mobile: 07545211283

Email:Jeanette.Threadgold@healthwatchlambeth.org.uk

Website: www.healthwatchlambeth.org.uk



Please note my working days are Monday to Thursday.

 

[planetgeli]

Wahey! Just got a new job in a PRU.

Can't find anywhere else to put this, there should be.

Just to say, 2 days into my new job and....I'm not sure I've ever had a better introduction to one. I fucking love 'naughty' kids, I love their swearing, their smoking and the unit's ability to adapt to reality. Without doubt, this is the best setting I've ever worked in in education, where the kids are allowed to be themselves. This isn't romanticising bullshit, I know they have shit backgrounds to end up where they have.

The point is to change it. Or at least give a little hope, a little understanding, where there's previously been none.

Love it. (So far. Nobody's set fire to my car yet.)

 

[gaijingirl]

Can't find anywhere else to put this, there should be.

Just to say, 2 days into my new job and....I'm not sure I've ever had a better introduction to one. I fucking love 'naughty' kids, I love their swearing, their smoking and the unit's ability to adapt to reality. Without doubt, this is the best setting I've ever worked in in education, where the kids are allowed to be themselves. This isn't romanticising bullshit, I know they have shit backgrounds to end up where they have.

The point is to change it. Or at least give a little hope, a little understanding, where there's previously been none.

Love it. (So far. Nobody's set fire to my car yet.)

Really good to read this. I've often wondered about working in a PRU myself. How did you find out about this job? - I don't ever see jobs at PRU advertised on TES.

 

[planetgeli]

Advertised via local gvt website but I heard via a friend. If you want to work in one gaijingirl then you really ought to be allowed to/find out about one near you. From what I gather they find it hard to get staff as it's not everyone's cup of tea. The staff/pupil ratio in mine is mostly 1:1, sometimes 2:1.

 

[chilango]

Really good to read this. I've often wondered about working in a PRU myself. How did you find out about this job? - I don't ever see jobs at PRU advertised on TES.

PRU jobs often (but not always) tend to come up in the "other workplaces" section of the Jobs adverts. They come up reasonably regularly. Note that they sometimes don't call themselves PRUs but use terms like "alternative provision" and may increasingly be outside the state sector.

 

[chilango]

gaijingirl

It's not a good time of year right now but there's a handful

UK and International teaching, lecturing and education jobs | Tes Jobs

Plus a few more under "alternative provision" and SEN labels. From TA to Principal.

I'm waiting for one to come up in the right part of the country.

 

[stuff_it]

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member
Job reference:
BAS Antarc-Committee
Contract type:
Duration:
The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term.
Salary:
Benefits:
We offer generous benefits
Team:
British Antarctic Survey
Location:
British Antarctic Territory Government
Closing date:
13 August, 2017 11:59 pm

• Description
• Skills specification
• How to apply

Description
The British Antarctic Territory Government has a vacancy for an ad hoc specialist to advise on place-naming in the Antarctic.
This is an opportunity to join a group of experts in Antarctic toponymy, science, geography, navigation, international relations and exploration who sit on the Antarctic Place-names Committee.
www.antarctica.ac.uk/apc The Committee advises the British Antarctic Territory Government on all aspects relating to place names in the Antarctic, it also advises the Government of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands in relation to place-naming in SGSSI.

Purpose
Main Purpose and Skills Required:
Candidates should be able to offer expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context. The committee particularly invites applications from candidates within the Antarctic research community, especially from within the university sector.

Terms of Appointment:
This is a non-remunerative, non-pensionable post. Travel and Subsistence expenses are reimbursed. The term is for a period of 3 years for new appointees, with the option of reapplying at the end of term. The successful applicant will be expected to attend the Antarctic Place-names Committee meetings twice a year and consider proposals by postal assessment up to four times a year between meetings. The meetings are normally held in Cambridge in April and October.

Duties
Expertise complementary to the composition of the Committee in one or more of the following area(s): Geography; Cartography; GIS; Exploration History; International Relations; Science; Toponymy; Sailing; and Navigation within the Antarctic context.

Eligibility Requirements
You will need to be a British Citizen, resident in the UK for at least two of the last ten years, including at least one consecutive twelve-month period.

Application
Application is by CV and Letter to: Stuart Doubleday, Deputy Head, Polar Regions Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London SW1A 2PA, Stuart.Doubleday@fco.gov.uk

Closing date is 13th August 2017

Selection
The successful candidate will be invited to participate in a short interview, either in person or over the telephone.

If you require more information: Please contact the Antarctic Place-names Committee Secretary, Dr Adrian Fox on: Email: ajfo@bas.ac.uk Tel: 01223 221415

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member - Vacancy - British Antarctic Survey

Arctic Mc Acrticyface

 

[Puddy_Tat]

Antarctic Place-Names Committee Ad Hoc Member

i haven't seen an arctic role advertised for a while

 

[Cloo]

I know the guy who runs this place and he's very nice. TBH, I have heard staff management in general can be a bit hit-and-miss, but that may just be front of house. Based near Finchley Road tube - marketing coordinator and digital/print designer.

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[pianistenvy]

Part-time admin role at the Horniman Museum in SE23.
Horniman Museum & Gardens

 

[Pickman's model]

Job Search

 

[oceanpowa]

Hey everyone.

I'm from a youth-led charity called Talent Match. We're looking for 19-30 year old unemployed people, living in London who are interested in gaining new skills in radio.

It's a 12-week radio training course, running one-day a week. You''ll be training alongside professional experts in radio and getting support from creative experts, in and around our sound studio. This programme has been designed to help unemployed 19+ year olds to build relevant knowledge in order to create a professional working radio station at Collage Arts.

At the end of the course, you'll receive a Level 1 Arts Award.

We’re looking for those interested in:

• Presenting
• Producing
• Social media
• Admin

We also help you find work, by providing you with CV and interview help.

For any more information:
Connie - 07599835505