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South Kerry Local Employment Services South Kerry Local employment Services 16th November 2015 Do you need help with any of the following? Job Searching Curriculum Vitae (CV’s) Cover Letters Career Guidance Information Service Education & Training Job Club Training Call in to one of our local employment service offices below for a free, friendly & confidential service. Follow us on Facebook. Head Office, West Main Street, Cahersiveen. Tel: 066 – 947 3068 37 A High Street, 2nd Floor, Killarney. Tel: 064 – 663 6966 Library Place, Killorglin. Tel: 066 – 976 2444 21 Henry Street, First Floor, Kenmare. Tel: 064 – 664 2444 General Vacancies Part Time Driver Employer: TradeKit Location: Killarney Requirements: Full Clean Licence. Application: Please send your C.V. to TradeKit, Ballycasheen Road, Killarney or email your application to [email protected] Qualified Plumber Full Time Location: Mid Kerry Area Requirements: Fully Qualified Plumber but 3rd/4th year apprentice would be considered. Own transport and tools needed. Immediate start. A C.V. and references will be required. Application: Contact 087 1678157 Care Assistants Job Title: 1:1 Community Care Assistant Ref. No: EIKAS 002 Location: Kenmare/Killarney area Contract Type: Specified Purpose contract Job Title: Relief Care Assistant Ref. No: EIKAS 004 Location: Kerry region Contract Type: Relief contract Application: Informal enquiries to: Catherine McCannon (066) 7181746 Application form and job description available from Catherine McCannon, Enable Ireland Adult Services, Edward St, Tralee [email protected] Applications on Enable Ireland Application form only – (CV’s will not be accepted). Closing Date for receipt of Applications: Friday 20th November 2015 Interview Date: Friday 27th November 2015 Senior Podiatrist Employer: Kerry General Hospital Applications: Application forms may be obtained from [email protected] Tel: 066 - 7195665 Informal enquiries to Donal O’Callaghan Tel: 066 - 7184280. Forms must be returned by 12pm on Wednesday, November 25th, 2015. 1 RGN Nurses Hours: Full-time and part-time positions available. Employer: Kilcara House Nursing Home, Kilcara, Duagh, Co. Kerry. Application: Please e-mail your application to [email protected] or call 068 - 45377 to make an appointment. Nurse on call Hours: Self-appointed as this is a self-employed position, work as much or as little as you like. Work this week, get paid next week. Employers: Huge variety of work available from HSE, DATHS & private hospitals to less acute care environments such as care of the elderly, ID services and HSE home care. Benefits: In charge of own work schedule. Able to work around family life when it suits you. Great for people looking to pursue a new career and keeping themselves funded. Requirements: The above position is available for RGNs, RCNs, RMs, RPNs and RNIDs. New graduates and nurses returning to work also very welcome. Application: For more information, please call Tanya Gorey on 01 – 496 5199 (Mon-Fri 9-5). E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.nurseoncall.ie Registered Midwives & Registered Nurses (Temporary) Employer: Kerry General Hospital Information: Enquiries to Ms. Amanda Coulson, Asst. Director of Nursing or Ms. Dympna Griffin CNM2 HR/Allocation at Tel: 066 - 7184215 Applications: Application forms obtained from [email protected] Tel: 066 - 7184215. Forms should be returned by 5pm on Thursday, 26th November, 2015. Teaching Posts Employer: Kerry Education and Training Board. Location: Colaiste Na Sceilge, Cahersiveen. Positions: CNS15.16.64 French (Maternity Leave Cover) Hrs: 13 CNS15.16.65 Maths ( Maternity Leave Cover) Hrs: 16 Requirements: A teacher education qualification is a requirement. Applications: Complete application form which can be downloaded from kerryetb.ie/opportunities and Return by email only to [email protected]. No CV’s only official application form accepted. Applications must be received no later than 1.00pm on Monday, 23rd November, 2015. 2 F/T Counter and Dispensary Staff Employer: Haven Pharmacy Kennellys Location: Killarney Application: Please send your application to Maria Cleary, Haven Pharmacy Kennellys, 33 New Street, Killarney. E-mail: [email protected] Supervising Pharmacist Hours: Full-time. Starting early 2016. Location: Mid-Kerry. Application: Apply to Box No. DS 612, The Kerryman, 9 Denny Street, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Nurse Hours: Full and part-time. Location: Oaklands Nursing Home, Derry, Listowel. Application: Please e-mail your C.V. to [email protected] or contact Linda on 068 – 21173. Childcare Assistant Employer: Milltown Childcare Centre Requirements: Minimum FETAC Level 5 major Award, Experience essential 2 years post qualification. Flexible working hours, hard-working and ability to work as a team. Provide care and Education and work with a variety of ages, Assist with planning, observation and cleaning. Position subject to Garda vetting. Application: Send CV and 2 written references to [email protected] Or post to: Naiolann Solais, Milltown Childcare Centre, Milltown, Co. Kerry. Closing date for applications 27/11/15. Practice Nurse Location: Killarney Employer: Deenagh Medical Practice. Requirements: Previous practice nurse experience desirable but not essential. Position is to cover maternity leave commencing early 2016. Application: Please e-mail your C.V. to [email protected] Apprentice Baker Location: Killarney Employer: Daly’s SuperValu Requirements: A passion for baking and English essential. Application: Please send your C.V. to Therese Moriarty, HR Manager, Daly’s SuperValu, Killarney. Tel: 064 - 6631400 3 Sales Staff Duration: Full-time and part-time positions available. Location: Killarney and surrounding towns. Duties: Door to door sales. Requirements: Must be willing to work on own and as part of a team. Previous sales experience would beneficial but not essential. This role would be an ideal opportunity for those who have a passion for excellent customer service and have good communication skills. Ideal candidates should be ambitious, target driven, enthusiastic and reliable. Application: Please apply with your C.V. to box number 3301, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. Business & Office Legal Secretary Requirements: Required for Maternity Cover. Conveyancing experience would be an advantage. Application: Apply to Box No. 4460, Kerry’s Eye Newspaper, Ashe St., Tralee. Business Development Manager Hours: This is a full-time position which includes attending out-of-office-hours functions and events. About: A Killarney based company is currently recruiting for a pro-active person to join a team to focus on both existing customers and generating new business. Duties: Responsible for generating new business. Establishing, developing and managing existing clients. Assessing clients’ needs and identifying new business & opportunities. Requirements: Self-starter, ability to work on one’s own initiative. Effective relationship builder, with excellent written administration and communication skills. Previous experience in a Business Development role, involving sales to corporate customers. Application: Please apply with your C.V. to box number 3298, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. Customer Service Hours: Shift work. Location: Farranfore Duration: March – October (Training in February), strong possibility of return the following term due to relevant training & skills already inherent if successful. Duties: Telephone duties, operation of information desk, general office duties. Continued overleaf… 4 Requirements: Having a friendly and engaging personality, comfortable working with members of the public, should have a confident manner, must be helpful and polite, punctual, able to work as part of a sales team, should be of a smart appearance and articulate, IT literate ability to show initiative. Application: Please send your application to Joanne Griffin, South Kerry Development Partnership, Library Place, Killorglin, Co. Kerry or e-mail [email protected] Business Communications Consultant Required: Three to five years of B2B sales experience with a proven track record in achieving sales targets. Strong business development skills – Territory knowledge, cold-calling & appointment setting skills an advantage. Understanding of mobile, fixed line and ICT technology and developments preferred. Strong administrative and reporting skills – Microsoft suite and CRM / Salesforce experience an advantage. Full clean drivers licence. Application: Please apply through the Three website at www.three.ie/careers Ref no. 5393 Hotel & Catering Duty Manager & Chef de Partie Employer: Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee. Requirements: Experience essential. Applications: Apply in writing with C.V. to Jonathan Collins, General Manager, Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Ballyroe, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Receptionist & Duty Manager Hours: Full-time. Employer: The Grand Hotel, Denny Street, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Application: Please e-mail your application to [email protected] Various Food and Beverage Positions Employer: Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder, Irish Whiskey Experience. Location: Killarney. Positions: General Manager, Assistant Managers, Senior Bartender, Junior Bartender, Kitchen Staff, Part-Time Bar Staff. Requirements: Ideal candidates will be experienced food and beverage professionals. A passion and drive For delivering the highest standard of customer care. Ideally, have knowledge and passion for whiskey but full training will be given. 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