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Jobs Property Advertise instantly via www.dailyinfo.co.uk [email protected] Oxford’s 01865 241133 (Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm) 1st floor of 121 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1HU JOBS PROPERTY DAILY Line ads @ 50p/word. (min. 10) + VAT Box ads @ £10-£12/cm. (min. 3cm) + VAT HOUSES AND FLATS TO LET ech ech KS1 Teacher ech ech www.dailyinfo.co.ukech (permanent) INFO ech © Daily Information 2017 ech Cothill Education Trust Oxford Summer Vacancies KS2 Teacher Next issue: Friech 10th Mar. Deadline: 10am, Thu 9th Mar. ech Issue No. 8790 Purchase Ledger Clerk Residential and non-residential positions available (fixed-term contract (1 year) in the Tue 7th - Thu 9th Mar 2017 (Oxford Uni 8th week) Full-time, 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday • Assistant Director of Studies first instance) ech ech £20,000 –£25,000 depending on experience (for 15 – 17 age group) We are looking for two experienced, enthusiastic and • EFL Instructors inspiring teachers for our Junior School for September This is a full-time position based in the Bursary of (students ages 10 – 15 and 15 - 17) 2017. Visits to the school are welcomed. ech Cothill Educational Trust, which is responsible for the • Student Deans echWHAT’S ON financial administration of the Trust’s eight schools. (students aged 15 - 17) Further details and application form available at Duties will include processing invoices, supplier • Welfare Officer www.olab.org.uk and via the TES website. Exhibition and free workshops ech payments, reconciliations, general office administrative (students aged 10 – 15) Application deadline: 13 March ech duties. • Activity Organisers Interviews will be held on 28 March 2017 throughout the day exploring the (for students aged 10 – 15 and 15 -17) fascinating history of the building, The ideal candidate will be well organised with good Our Lady’s Abingdon, St John’s Road, Abingdon OX14 2HB Tel: story illustration and journeys. Yoga Intensive Retreatech time management, computer literate and numerate. Full job details and application form: 01235 523147 Email: [email protected] ech The candidate will have excellent interpersonal skills www.stclares.ac.uk/recruitment at sunny Santillan in Andalusia, 7-14 May. OLA is committed to safeguarding & promoting Saturday and a flexible and positive approach to their work. St Clare’s is committed to safeguarding children and all posts are subject the welfare of children/young people & expects th Book Now! ech Previous accounts experience and a sound knowledge to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references. Charity No. 294085. all staff & volunteers to share this commitment. 11 March of Excel are essential. Experience using Quickbooks 3 BEDROOM HOUSE with two reception rooms and large ech Santillan was opened by Simon Low and has Advancing international education and understanding. Charity no. 1120372 first-rate yoga studios and equipment, swimming accounting software would be an advantage. bedrooms, available now. 01865 379997 or 07877 839618 HOLIDAY/SHORT LETS pool, gardens, sports courts, library, and overlooks the ech For a job description and application form please visit SELF-CATERING, VEZELAY, Burgundy, in heart of medieval sea. Near Alhambra, Malaga, Grenada, Sierra Nevada, Regent Oxford Language School is looking for ech https://www.cothill-trust.net EXETER COLLEGE, ROOMS TO LET town. www.gitevezelay.co.uk / [email protected] great walking trails and excellent yoga instruction with Christoph Leuenberger and Stella Shakerchi. Completed applications along with a covering letter OXFORD CLIENT SERVICES OFFICER FLORENCE PARK DOUBLE Female preferred (for gender- ech balanced house) no couples NS. £540pcm inc. Details: HOUSES/FLATS WANTED ech www.theyogabeat.co.uk/yoga-retreat should be sent to [email protected] http://room.thecowleyroad.com / 07977 424586. FOOD & BEVERAGE An exciting opportunity for a bright, proactive, Closing date: Monday 20th March. hard working and conscientious individual DOUBLE ROOM, £465 inc. bills, near BMW. Call 07584 359171 ech ech ASSISTANT with a genuine interest in people to join our SINGLE ROOMS AVAILABLE now in Botley from £350 pcm. £8.25 per hour, 40 hours per week small team. 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University of Oxford generous benefits. manner. You will be assisting with operations bathroom - no couples - only professionals. Available in a busy language school, so the ideal from end April/beginning of May. £570 +bills. Mobile We are dedicated to ending homelessness by Just answer this question: For further particulars and to apply please visit: 07432 741219 / [email protected] delivering life-changing services and campaigning Commis Chef www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/food-beverage-assistant candidate will have attention to detail, a ‘can Which famous 18th century gardener do’ attitude and will be able to multi-task. ROOM AVAILABLE FOR single person, near Cowley for change. Full-time (40 hours per week) Incomplete applications will not normally be considered. centre, for £430 per month +1 month dep, all inclusive was commissioned to re-landscape the + free Wi-Fi. Non smokers & working professionals, We are looking for landlords who can provide suitable Discover what Ruskin has to offer The closing date for applications is Full-time, permanent role. £8.45 per hour call on 07714 965757. affordable accommodation for our reliable and Parkland of Blenheim Palace? noon on Wednesday 15 March 2017. Full job description available on application. College Open Day Email your answer, name, email and Are you looking to take your first steps into a Chef LARGE NS DOUBLE room for one professional. Beautiful motivated members, who are either in employment, career? We are looking for a Commis Chef who wants Exeter College is an equal opportunity employer and Deadline for applications: countryside location near Charlbury and rail station. Wi-fi, parking. £550 pm inc. [email protected] looking for work and / or in education or training. Tuesday 14th number to [email protected] to continue learning in our busy kitchen and leading values diversity Monday 13th March March summer conference venue. Working under our OX3 7NE: Beautiful rooms, Headington, from £100 Applications with CV and covering letter to: pw, available now. Modern kitchen, communal area, Could you help? Michelin Star Head Chef you will focus on developing washer, dryer, dishwasher, cleaner, gardener. Fully 6 - 9pm to Sat a range of new skills and attend a local accredited St Catherine’s Doris Suchet, Principal furnished, stylish decor. Rent inc. tax, bills, 120MB Could you make a difference? THEATRE training establishment fully funded by the College. An broadband - see www.dailyinfo.co.uk for photos! Email: 11th Mar [email protected] For further information, please email immediate start is available. College [email protected] North Wall Arts (319450) www.regent.org.uk/oxford DOUBLE ROOM IN central Abingdon flat £530/month inc [email protected]. Tel: 01865 263900 Ruskin College, Dunstan Road, OX3 9BZ THE DEPRAVED APPETITE OF TARRARE THE FREAK For more information please go to: bills, with allocated parking. Available 03/05/17; contact www.ruskin.ac.uk Monstrous chamber opera for puppets. £16 (£13) Wed 8th & Thu 9th: 8pm www.seh.ox.ac.uk/about-college/job-vacancies Casual Scouts (cleaners) Jamie 07923 851066 / [email protected] The Old Fire Station (263990) The closing date for applications is MEET FRED Thu 9th: 7.30pm Friday March 17, 2017 at 5pm. £7.79 per hour to Thu Meet the two-foot-tall cloth puppet who fights prejudice every day. Sharp comedy. £12 (£10) VOLUNTEERS CINEMA 9th Mar St Edmund Hall is an equal opportunities employer We are looking for friendly, hardworking New Theatre (0844 871 3020) cleaners to join our Housekeeping team on a Oxford House College is currently seeking a Phoenix Picturehouse (0871 902 5736) EVITA Tue 7th, Fri 10th: 7.30pm; Wed 8th & Thu 9th, Sat 11th: 2.30, 7.30pm casual basis, to clean rooms and communal HELP US TEST a questionnaire about Oxford Vaccine Group MANCHESTER BY THE SEA [15] ? Tue: 12.30pm; Wed: 3.00pm Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical biography of Eva Peron. £17.90-£47.90 areas within the college. Student Services Administrator NHS inpatient care. Telephone: 01865 611400 Grief, loathing & Best Actor Oscars by the sea, with Casey Affleck. Thu: 3.45pm For full details please see: to start as soon as possible. Candidates will work Email: [email protected] Oxford Playhouse (305305) • You will need to be at least 16 years old and LA LA LAND [12A] ? Thu: 1.00pm https://www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/node/886 along-side a Centre Manager and should have excellent Gosling and Stone dream of Hollywood stardom (only to have their Oscars snatched away). MATTHEW BOURNE’S EARLY ADVENTURES 2 have spent at least one night in an NHS Choreographer presents trio of dances.
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