Sometimes people post a request for help in finding a job that is countryside related - this website may :
http://www.countryside-jobs.com/cjsdailyonline/main.htm
The blurb on the website says:
What we are: Countryside Jobs Service is an ethical small business publishing free & low cost information to promote countryside careers in the UK & environmental conservation worldwide. CJS was created and the edition first published in July 1994 by Anthea and Niall Carson. CJS is endorsed by both the Scottish Countryside Rangers Association & the Countryside Management Association; CJS supports both with a percentage of income. CJS sponsors CJ Snail at Jersey Zoo and Naturenet at www.naturenet.net and supports the Leukaemia Research Fund. We are trade members of BASC and a member of Country Land and Business Association.
What we do: CJS primaily produces information about vacancies in the countryside. Click on Jobs to see the current vacancies or on Volunteers to see the available placements. Offices within the countryside and conservation sector are eligible to receive a free copy of CJS Monthly. CJS Weekly is the original publication and contains details of all recruitment advertsing on the website plus lots more.
CJS Focus is published periodically and each edition highlights a different area of the sector, these are freely available online.
In addition to recruitment we also publish directories of training provision and for relevant goods and service in the Classifed section.
New in 2010 is the News Section which has updates on the latest developments across the sector with a selection of daily headlines as chose by the CJS Team.
http://www.countryside-jobs.com/cjsdailyonline/main.htm
The blurb on the website says:
What we are: Countryside Jobs Service is an ethical small business publishing free & low cost information to promote countryside careers in the UK & environmental conservation worldwide. CJS was created and the edition first published in July 1994 by Anthea and Niall Carson. CJS is endorsed by both the Scottish Countryside Rangers Association & the Countryside Management Association; CJS supports both with a percentage of income. CJS sponsors CJ Snail at Jersey Zoo and Naturenet at www.naturenet.net and supports the Leukaemia Research Fund. We are trade members of BASC and a member of Country Land and Business Association.
What we do: CJS primaily produces information about vacancies in the countryside. Click on Jobs to see the current vacancies or on Volunteers to see the available placements. Offices within the countryside and conservation sector are eligible to receive a free copy of CJS Monthly. CJS Weekly is the original publication and contains details of all recruitment advertsing on the website plus lots more.
CJS Focus is published periodically and each edition highlights a different area of the sector, these are freely available online.
In addition to recruitment we also publish directories of training provision and for relevant goods and service in the Classifed section.
New in 2010 is the News Section which has updates on the latest developments across the sector with a selection of daily headlines as chose by the CJS Team.
