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March 6, 2017

Programme Officer


Cool Earth is looking for a Programme Officer.

Sectors:            Community development, rainforest conservation

Location:         Penryn, Cornwall

Hours:               Full time, permanent – 37 hours per week

Deadline:         Midday on Friday 24th March

Interviews:      Weeks of 10th and 17th April (TBC)

Start date:        May 2017 (or as soon as possible)

Main purpose of the role:

To support Cool Earth’s Programmes team with research, administration, and analysis, and to be the main point of contact for the Communications and Fundraising team to develop content, stories and reports for donors and stakeholders.

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Comments

  • Salaudeen Abdullateef Abdulmumeen says:
    March 30, 2017 at 4:47 pm

    I really appreciate the fact that the Earth is being saved from the activities of man.
    I wish I could be part of the team.

    Reply

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