CJS Monthly May edition

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Countryside Jobs Service MonthlyThe leading monthly for countryside jobs in the UK

Published on the second Thursday every month 13 May 2010Endorsed by both the Scottish Countryside Rangers

Association and the Countryside Management Association

CJS also sponsors CJ Snail at Durrell and Naturenet at www.naturenet.net and supports Leukaemia Research.

Sent free of charge to Offices of relevant Government Departments, Agencies, Local Authorities, NationalParks, Forest & Country Parks, Nature Reserves, Heritage Coasts, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, major

conservation charities; online in full at www.countryside-jobs.com plus job details included in CJS Weekly.

Countryside Jobs Service, The Moorlands, Goathland, Whitby, N. Yorkshire YO22 5LZwww.countryside-jobs.com [email protected]

Tel: 01947 896007 (Fax: 896474) Created in 1994 by Anthea and Niall Carson.

CJS is an ethical business publishing low cost information to promote UK countryside careers and environmental conservation worldwide


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Countryside Jobs Service Monthly Also visit: www.countryside-jobs.com

Women and WorkThe Women and Work Programme, Sector Pathways Initiative from Lantra, the Sector Skills Council for environment andland-based industries are pleased to launch the next phase of funding.Lantra Skills Coach, Angela Kimberley brings you the opportunity to apply for a 450 grant when you spend a minimumof 650 on training between April 2010 and January 2011.

To be eligible you must be a women and work within one of the following sectors: Aquaculture, Agricultural, Fencing,Fisheries Management, Farriery, Game & Wildlife Management, Land-based Engineering, Horticulture, Landscape,Trees & Timber, and Environmental Conservation industries. Training can be delivered by your choice of provider.Some examples of completed training include Forest School training, Chainsaw Training, Project Management,Management Training, IT Courses, and Website design. 450 grant when you spend a minimum of 650 on training (exclusive of VAT) 200 employer contribution perindividual required/if self employed you must be willing to pay this yourself Minimum of 15 Hours training which must becompleted by January 2011 15 hours Mentoring time to run alongside training (please note your mentor cannot beyour trainer) Training must be completed between April 2010 and January 2011 Training can be delivered by yourchoice of provider Application forms for both Stage 1 and Stage 2 paperwork must be submitted and approved to

receive your grant . Lantra Skills Coach, Angela Kimberley brings you the opportunity to apply for a 450 grant when youspend a minimum of 650 on training between April 2010 and January 2011. For more information and to download anenquiry form go to: http://www.angelakimberley.co.uk/women-and-work/

Cumbria Wildlife Trust is devoted to the conservation of the wildlife and wild places of Cumbria.


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