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Please Find Enclosed This Week's Edition of the Jobs@Derbyshire Corporate Resources Department HR Division Judith Greenhalgh Strategic Director Corporate Resources Shared Services Centre John Hadfield House Dale Road Matlock Derbyshire DE4 3RD Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01629 535118 Extension: Option 1 Ask for: Tracey Clark Please find enclosed this week’s edition of the Jobs@Derbyshire Vacancy Bulletin and the Internal Vacancy Bulletin. Internal Vacancy Bulletin Please be aware that restrictions may be applicable to some posts on the Internal Vacancy Bulletin. Internal vacancies are only available for application from employees of Derbyshire County Council, including temporary and relief employees and agency workers engaged by the Council. Any further restrictions on applying will be identified against individual vacancies. If you are able to receive the vacancy bulletins by e-mail please contact us either by e- mail at [email protected] or by telephoning 01629 535118 – Option 1. www.derbyshire.gov.uk jobs derbyshire jobs@derbyshire@ Application packs for all vacancies are available online at www.derbyshire.gov.uk/jobs or Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190 quoting the reference number Choose something better, choose Derbyshire. Derbyshire County Council is the largest employer in the county offering a large variety of career opportunities throughout Derbyshire. The Council offers excellent terms and conditions of employment, as well as competitive salaries. The weekly Jobs Bulletin contains all the vacancies currently available within Derbyshire County Council as well as those of our partner organisations. All post details including the job and person profile along with any other supporting information can be found on our website www.derbyshire.gov.uk/jobs. From 1 April 2017 to 31 March 2018, eligible Council employees and those in participating schools will be paid the Living Wage allowance. If the hourly rate for a job is lower than £8.45 per hour an allowance will be paid to bring it up to this amount. On the website you can also: o Search for vacancies o Register to receive e-mail alerts for any posts that you would be interested in applying for o Apply for a post on-line. Alternatively you can contact Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190 quoting the appropriate job reference number, and ask for an applicant’s pack to be posted out to you. To make your job hunting easier you can find this week’s vacancies listed under the following categories. Number of vacancies Displayed on page Apprenticeships 114 1 Business Services/Administration 5 7 Care/Social Work 15 9 Caretaking/Cleaning 1 14 Catering 4 14 Economy, Transport and Environment 1 16 Education – Non Teaching 26 16 Teaching – Headship 2 29 Teaching – Pre School & Nursery 2 30 Teaching – Primary 8 32 Partner Organisations 12 36 Some posts advertised will require the successful candidate to undergo a DBS check (previously CRB check). Posts subject to this check will mainly fall into one of the following categories: o Unsupervised work with children and/or o Work with children in a specified establishment (eg children’s centre or school) with opportunity for contact with children and/or o Work with adults providing healthcare, personal care, social work, assistance with cash, bills and/or shopping or assistance in the conduct of a person’s own affairs. If a post is subject to a check, this will be clearly indicated in the full advert text on our website or in the applicant’s pack. The possession of a criminal record will not necessarily prevent an applicant taking up a post as all cases are judged individually according to the nature of the job and information provided. 1 Apprenticeships Adult Care Catering Apprentice (17 Posts) Ref: DCC/17/5577 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 25 hours per week ● Various Locations across Derbyshire Part Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 14 months from start date ● Adult Care ● Adult Care An exciting training opportunity to join Derbyshire County Council to provide catering services for clients/residents and gain a qualification in Catering and Professional Chefs: Food Production and Cooking Level 2. Closing Date 16 July 2017 Apprentice School Business Assistant Ref: DCC/17/5611A National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 30 hours per week, 39 weeks per year ● Anthony Gell School, Wirksworth Part Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, for 15 months from date of appointment ● Children's Services ● School Support The hours of work are 8.00am until 2.30pm or 10.30am – 5.00pm. Two apprentices are required and the working hours will be arranged between the two and to meet the training requirements and provide cover from 8am until 5pm. So each apprentice will do a split of the hours over the week. The role is term time only and the length of the apprenticeship will take this into account. Anthony Gell is a high achieving 11-18 mixed comprehensive school . Our students and staff share a sense of pride in our collective achievements and a sense of belonging to something special. The Headteacher and Governors are seeking a flexible, enthusiastic Apprentice School Business Assistant to join our team of administrative staff. The post will be focused on reception but will also include general admin tasks including filing, presentation of data, ordering resources, telephone communication and emails. The successful candidate will: Be motivated by new projects and tasks. Be friendly and excited to learn. Be able to communicate appropriately and effectively with a wide team. Enjoy the challenge of working in a busy office environment where the ability to multi task and respond to changing priorities is essential. Have a ‘can do ‘attitude. Be aware of the need for confidentiality. In return we offer you a friendly, supportive work place and appropriate training. Please do not apply using the Derbyshire County Council website. Please apply through the Apprenticeship website https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-134096 Closing Date 7 July 2017 Apply on line at www.derbyshire.gov.uk/jobs 2 Apprentice Surveying Technician Ref: DCC/17/5543 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 37 hours per week ● Chatsworth Hall, Matlock Full Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 25 months from start date ● Corporate Resources ● Corporate Property This apprenticeship is to provide support within the Building Surveying service. The attached job and person profile contains further details of the role along with the essential and desirable criteria. Closing Date 16 July 2017 Bricklaying Apprentice (2 Posts) Ref: DCC/17/5594 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 37 hours per week ● Denby Depot Full Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 19 months from start date ● Corporate Resources ● Corporate Property We have Bricklaying Apprenticeships now available working on various sites throughout Derbyshire on both new build construction and large planned maintenance projects. We offer an excellent work based training programme and you’ll be given lots of support to help you complete your apprenticeship qualification, whilst gaining experience working for the Council. The attached job and person profile provides further details of the role along with the essential and desirable criteria. Closing Date 16 July 2017 Construction Technician Apprentice Ref: DCC/17/5569 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 37 hours per week ● Chatsworth Hall, Matlock Full Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 19 months from start date ● Corporate Resources ● Corporate Property This apprenticeship is to support within the disability design service (DFG), undertaking design for disabled adaptations across Derbyshire. The attached job and person profile contains further details of the role along with the essential and desirable criteria. Closing Date 16 July 2017 Digital Learning and Design Apprentice Ref: DCC/17/5588 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 37 hours per week ● County Hall, Matlock Full Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 25 months from start date ● Corporate Resources ● HR Division The apprenticeship is to support the Learning and Development team to administer, manage and develop the councils learning platform and on-line learning content. The attached job and person profile contains further details of the role along with the essential and desirable criteria. Closing Date 16 July 2017 Call Derbyshire 01629 533190 3 Electrician Apprentice (3 Posts) Ref: DCC/17/5616 National Minimum Wage: Ages 16 to 17: £4.05 Ages 18 to 20: £5.60 Ages 21 to 24: £7.05 Ages 25 and over £7.50 ● 37 hours per week ● Chatsworth Hall, Matlock Full Time ● Fixed term contract - to complete an Apprenticeship, 43 months from start date ● Corporate Resources ● Corporate Property We have Electrical Apprenticeships now available in south of Derbyshire, Chesterfield and the High Peak areas. We offer an excellent work based training programme and you’ll be given lots of support to help you complete your apprenticeship qualification, whilst gaining experience working for the Council. The attached job and person profile provides further details of the role along with the essential and desirable criteria. Please submit one application stating your preferred location within the 'job title' section on the application form.
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