We offer our Members and others in the environment sector the option of promoting these opportunities on the EDSF website and through our monthly E–Bulletin.
If you wish to advertise a job opening, volunteering opportunity or training course please feel free to contact us.
Jobs
Jobs in the environment sector are wide ranging, encompassing everything from office–based policy officers to hands–on conservation officers, with all playing a vital role in protecting the natural and built environment.
Northern Ireland Environment Link – Operations Manager
Closing date: 12 noon 9th May 2022
Location: NIEL Office, 89 Loopland Drive, Belfast BT6 9DW; and homeworking
Northern Ireland Environment Link – Historic Environment Policy and Project Officer
Closing date: 12 noon 23rd May 2022
Location: NIEL Office, 89 Loopland Drive, Belfast, BT6 9DW and homeworking
Civil Service Opportunities
Closing date: Not Specified
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Volunteering
Volunteering is a great place to start if you’re looking for a career in the environment sector. You can learn new skills, gain experience in different areas, learn about the different kinds of work available and make some crucial contacts. It can also be a satisfying and productive way to spend a few hours. The normal view of environmental volunteering is tree planting, beach clean ups and other ‘hands on’ activities. While there’s something very immediate and gratifying about planting trees or cleaning ponds, there is a huge range of other ways you can volunteer to help the environment eg: lobbying, admin, etc. If you know who you would like to volunteer for, it is often worthwile contacting them directly. Most environmental organisations, including NIEL and our Members, would jump at the opportunity to get some help, especially as many are working to capacity and would like to be doing more.
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Training
Given the current financial climate, competition for job vacancies is hotter than ever. Expanding and enhancing your skill base can give you a competitive edge over other applicants. For others, learning new skills is for nothing more than that feeling of personal achievement and enjoyment, with animal identification and handling courses being prime examples of such courses.
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