Early Career Scientists Internship United Kingdom
Job description
Available Job Today Employer: Infrastructure, Housing and Environment
Job number: SOJ14201
Closing date: 17-Apr-2023
Post requires 5 years residency: Yes
Post requires Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) clearance: Yes - Standard
Contract type: Fixed Term
Length of contract: An 8-week Jersey-based summer internship undertaking an allocated environmental research project including access to the Earthwatch online Community Science Camp
Full time or part time: Full Time
Term time only: No
Working hours: 37 Hours per Week
Shift details: NA
Salary: 13 - 14.31 GBP per hour
Job summary
This incredible internship opportunity is brought to you as part of a joint venture between the Government of Jersey and Earthwatch Europe.
- If you are concerned about our natural environment and resources.
- You want to become a conservation scientist.
- And you are currently studying a degree in science, geography, environment, agriculture studies or a related field.
Earthwatch is an environmental charity with science at its heart. They connect people with the natural world, monitor the health of our natural resources, and inform the actions that will have the greatest positive impact. They work together with scientists, businesses, civil society and policymakers to drive the change we need to live within our means and in balance with nature. Visit their website, Earthwatch Europe.
Government of Jersey – Infrastructure, Housing and Environment (IHE) department’s focus is to provide the critical infrastructure and decision making needed to enable Islanders, businesses and visitors to live, work and enjoy the Island. The department is a key delivery agent in protecting and enhancing Jersey’s natural and built environment, and in protecting the habitats and species which make the Island special.
For an informal discussion or more information, please email: [email protected] or visit Earthwatch internship (gov.je):
To view the full job description, please see the attached pdf documents.
Useful links
Earthwatch Europe’s website
