 Jobs of the Week are live for this Thursday!
This week we have a few apprenticeship openings from Alfred Flett Ltd. and Anderson & Cluness Ltd., a seasonal opportunity at Begg Shoes offering a great benefits package, a position at Right There for a Support Worker, and more! For more details on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. Researching the employer in the lead-up to an interview is a key method of showing your interest in the job. This can often be difficult, so if you're having trouble, why not have a look at the guide on My World of Work?  Jobs of the Week are live!
This week's features include a variety of openings at Tesco, a seasonal vacancy for a Grass Cutter with Michael Brass Contractor, opportunities to join Orkney Islands Council as a HR Adviser or Registrar, and more. For more details on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. When talking about your experience in a job interview, use the STAR approach: Situation - what were you dealing with?; Task - what had to be done?; Action - what did you do?; Result - what was the outcome of your action? For more information on the STAR method, have a look at this article from the National Careers Service.  Local school pupils have been given an insight into careers in social care thanks to a partnership initiative between Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) Orkney and St Rognvald’s House in Kirkwall.
Throughout the past academic year, pupils from Kirkwall Grammar School have been developing and delivering a range of activities to residents of St Rognvald’s House, giving pupils an opportunity to engage with residents and learn more about some of the roles available in social care.  An event to help school pupils explore the range of careers available in the agricultural sector was recently held at Orkney Auction Mart, delivered in partnership by Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) Orkney and the Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET).
Developed as an early careers input, the Agricultural Careers Event was targeted to all pupils in first year at local secondary and junior high schools.  Staff from OIC Early Years attended to speak about apprenticeship opportunities with their team. A marketplace event to showcase the variety of apprenticeships available in Orkney was held at Kirkwall Grammar School during Scottish Apprenticeship Week.
Scottish Apprenticeship Week is an annual campaign which celebrates apprenticeships and promotes the benefits of work-based learning. This year’s campaign focused on ‘Skills Generation’ and aimed to show the high quality opportunities an apprenticeship can offer.  Stromness Academy’s annual Careers Week was held at the start of February, giving pupils an insight into the variety of careers they can undertake when they leave school.
A part of the school calendar since 2019, Careers Week was developed to support pupils in S3 ahead of the subject choices period for their fourth year. The purpose of the week is to inspire and inform pupils about the variety of careers available to help them imagine what they could do in the future. Throughout the week, pupils learn about some of the careers available to them in Orkney and hear about the different pathways they can take into their future job.  As part of the Midwifery Insight Programme, pupils were given a tour of the Maternity Unit at The Balfour. A partnership initiative between NHS Orkney and Developing the Young Workforce Orkney has enabled local school pupils to gain an insight into the career of a Midwife.
Throughout the year, senior pupils from Stromness Academy and Kirkwall Grammar School have been given the opportunity to participate in a Midwifery Insight Programme which has given them the chance to learn more about the role of a Midwife and gain insight into early childhood development.  Jobs of the Week are live for this Thursday.
This week we've featured a pair of seasonal vacancies from the Kirkwall Hotel and Baikie's Stores, an opening for a fresh HND or higher graduate to join EMEC as an Environments & Consents Officer, an opportunity with the Orkney & Shetland Joint Values Board to study on block release with Edinburgh Napier as a Graduate Apprentice Valuer, and more. For full details of the vacancies we've included his week, click on the button below. Asking questions at the end of a job interview is a great way to make yourself stand out from other applicants, and interviewers will often expect them. If you're having trouble thinking of questions to ask, you can research the company online, or have a look at this blog post for ideas.  We've made it to Thursday! Jobs of the Week are live.
This week we've featured a number of interesting vacancies, including an opening with Anderson Strathern at their Kirkwall office for a Legal PA, a seasonal opportunity for a Gallery Assistant at the Pier Arts Centre, vacancies at Busters Diner for new staff to suit a variety of shift requirements, and more! For full details on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. If you're struggling to fill out an application form, we're here to help! Check out the guide on our website here, or on My World of Work here for more information.  It's that time of the week again!
This week we have a number of great opportunities from different employers, including a Husbandry role with Scottish Sea Farms, Activities Facilitator at Hamnavoe House, and an opening at the Orkney Library for a Library and Archive Assistant. We've also featured a trainee role with Orcadia Chartered Accountants for anyone interested in a career in Accounting, and a potential Graduate Apprenticeship opportunity for an Executive Assistant at NHS Orkney. For full details on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. We're not the only place that posts jobs! If you're not feeling any of the jobs we've curated this week, you can check out sites like orkney.com, My Job Scotland or The Orcadian for more postings. |
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