![]() It's that time again! For our first Jobs of the Week of 2024, we have a number of exciting Hospitality opportunities with local hotels and restaurants, and, among other entries, a position with Scottish Water as a Water Treatment Modern Apprentice which closes quite soon. Make sure to get your applications in quickly if you don't want to miss it. For more information on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. If you are looking for a job, but also keen to gain a qualification, an apprenticeship may be for you. Apprenticeships are a great way to get real-life industry experience alongside a recognised qualification. If you would like more information on apprenticeships, speak to a Careers Adviser or visit apprenticeships.scot. ![]() We're back with Jobs of the Week! This will be the last instalment of the year, but don't fret, because we'll be back next year on 11th January 2024. This week's entries include social care positions at Right There, Orkney Health and Care and Scottish Autism, along with an Office Support Apprenticeship position through QA Apprenticeships, and part-time/weekend vacancies at the new Kirkwall Airport Cafe, which is set to open in January. For more information on the vacancies we've included this week, click on the button below. After sending in your application to an open position, you might be asked to complete an interview with the employer. This is a great opportunity, not just for the employer to learn more about you as a person, but for you to ask any questions you may have about what it's like to work for their company. Visit our handy guide here for more tips, and to know what to do and what not to do during a job interview. ![]() Jobs of the Week are live! This week we have part-time opportunities from Mrs Chips, administrative positions at Northwards and UHI Orkney, a Leisure Assistant vacancy at the Stromness Swimming Pool, and an opening at Orkney Islands Council's Hatston garage facilities for a Garage Labourer - and more! For full details of the vacancies we’ve included this week, click on the button below. Relief, temporary and part-time jobs are a brilliant way of gaining experience and refining your skills, which can be put to use in jobs you work all through your life. ![]() It is Thursday, which means it’s time for our Jobs of the Week! This week we have few jobs you might not have seen online, which include a General Assistant post at John G Corse Funeral Directors, a Florist position at Flooers, and opportunities to join the staff at Lucano as a Chef, Waiter or Kitchen Staff. There are also seasonal vacancies at Boots and Tesco, along with an exciting opportunity from Boots to join their team as a Trainee Pharmacy Dispenser. For full details of the vacancies we’ve included this week, click on the button below. When applying for a job, you may be asked to provide a copy of your CV. A CV is a document which summarises your skills and experience, and gives you a chance to show an employer what you are capable of. For advice on how to write your CV, check out the advice we have posted on our website here. ![]() This week’s Jobs of the Week are now live and includes opportunities with NFU Mutual as a Customer Service Adviser, the Pickaquoy Centre as a Finance and Administration Assistant and a position as a part-time Cleaner with Licensed to Clean. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. When you are looking for a job, it is sometimes difficult to know where to start and how to find the job that is right for you. For advice on tips on starting your job hunt, visit My World of Work, here, or find help on the DYW Orkney website, here. ![]() It is Thursday, which means it is time for our Jobs of the Week! This week, we have several apprenticeship opportunities with Orkney Health and Care, BBC Radio Orkney and Highland Fuels. Some of these opportunities close this weekend, so get your applications in quick! For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. If you are looking for a job but also keen to gain a qualification, an apprenticeship may be for you. Apprenticeships are a great way to get real-life industry experience alongside an industry recognised qualification. If you would like more information on apprenticeships, speak to a Careers Adviser or visit apprenticeships.scot. ![]() Our Jobs of the Week are now available and this week we have two apprenticeship opportunities with Orkney Health and Care, festive opportunities with Tesco and part-time administrative posts with D and H Law and the Swannay Brewery. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. If you would like to apply for any of these posts, but would like some help with your CV, the application, or writing a covering letter you can speak to staff EVERY Thursday at The Job Hub. The Job Hub is held 10am-12pm on Thursday in The Hub for Learning, Skills and Work at 2 Albert Street, Kirkwall. Staff are on hand to help with job searching, applying and, preparing for an interview, so why not come past and get the support you need to take the next step in your career journey. ![]() Our Jobs of the Week are now available to view! The opportunities this week include your last chance to apply for positions with Cooke Aquaculture, the Pickaquoy Centre and an Early Years Practitioner role at Firth Primary School. There are also two apprenticeship opportunities with SSE, which is a great way to work with a national organisation based here in Orkney. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. Did you know that as an employee, there are some rights that you are entitled to? Some of the areas your employment rights cover include what you can be paid, annual leave entitlement, sick pay and they protect you from discrimination. To learn more about your employment rights, visit here. ![]() It is Thursday, which means it is time for Jobs of the Week. This week, we have a festive opportunity with Tesco and part-time opportunities with The Pier Arts Centre and Argo’s Bakery, there is also a weekend position for a Dishwasher at Archive Coffee which would suit a school pupil. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. Taking on a seasonal or part-time job while you are at school, college or university is a great way to develop the transferrable skills employers look for. These can include communication, team work, problem solving and timekeeping. You can also mention your experience in a job application, CV and in a job interview. If you would like to learn more about the transferrable skills you have developed in previous or current jobs, you can use the Skills Discovery tool on My World of Work, here. ![]() It is time for this week’s Jobs of the Week, which include several trainee or apprenticeship opportunities with Streamline Shipping, SSE, Orkney Ferries and Alfred Flett Ltd, plus a range of other opportunities. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. When you apply for a job, you may be asked to apply with a covering letter and your CV. A covering letter is your chance to make a good first impression and allows you to explain why you are right for the job, highlighting your relevant skills, qualities and experience. It is important to tailor your covering letter to the job you are applying for. For more information and advice on writing a covering letter, we have more information here. ![]() It’s Thursday, which means it is time for Jobs of the Week! This week, our job opportunities include apprenticeship opportunities with Orkney Ferries and Esson’s Garage, a part-time social care role at Hamnavoe House, Stromness and your last chance to apply for an Office Administrator role with Aquatera. For full details of all of the vacancies, click on the link below. If you are starting out on your career journey a great way to learn more about a particular job experience working in a professional workplace, is to undertake some work experience. Work placements can help you identify the sorts of job you may or may not be interested in and can help you make informed choices about your future. If you are still at school, you can speak to your Guidance Teacher, Careers Adviser or DYW School Co-ordinator for help or advice identifying a work placement. You can also read more about how to get the most out of a work placement on My World of Work, here. ![]() This week’s Jobs of the Week include an apprenticeship opportunity with Esson’s Garage in Finstown, an opportunity to join Police Scotland as a Police Officer based in Orkney and a variety of part-time roles. There is also your last chance to apply for positions with Lows and THAW. For full details of all of the vacancies included this week, click on the button below. Remember, if you are looking for some help with applying for a job or preparing for interview, there is a Job Hub every Thursday, 10am-12pm in The Hub, 2 Albert Street, Kirkwall. Drop-in to get advice and support from the friendly staff. ![]() This Thursday, our Jobs of the Week include a Graduate Apprenticeship opportunity with SSE, a relief position in ground security with Highlands and Islands Airport Ltd., and a part-time opportunity as Secretary to the Friends of Glaitness, which may suit a student. For full details of all of the vacancies, please click on the link below. If you are looking for a job but also keen to gain a qualification, an apprenticeship may be for you. Apprenticeships are a great way to get real-life industry experience alongside industry recognised qualifications. If you would like more information on apprenticeships, speak to a Careers Adviser or visit apprenticeships.scot. ![]() It’s Thursday which means it is time for Jobs of the Week. This week we have trainee or apprenticeship opportunities with R Clouston Ltd., John G. Corse Funeral Directors and Scholes Chartered Accountants. All of these provide an excellent opportunity for someone starting in their career to learn on-the-job, developing skills and knowledge while working. For full details of all the opportunities include this week, click on the link below. When applying for a job, you may be asked to provide a copy of your CV. A CV is a document that summarises your skills and experience and gives you a chance to show an employer what you are capable of. For advice on how to write your CV, check out the advice on our website, here ![]() This Thursday’s Jobs of the Week includes apprenticeship opportunities with R Clouston Ltd., business and administration posts with Orkney Islands Council, NHS Orkney and the Orkney and Shetland Valuation Joint Board. There are also vacancies with Tesco and the Co-op. For full details of all the vacancies, along with how and where to apply click on the link below. If you are lucky enough to secure a job interview, remember that your body language during the interview counts. Make sure you sit up straight, make eye contact, smile and don’t fidget. You can find more interview tips on My World of Work, Interview with Confidence. ![]() This week’s Jobs of the Week include part-time opportunities with The Daily Scoop and the Pier Arts Centre, a Trainee Dental Nurse position with Clyde Munro Dental and several other opportunities that may suit a recent school or college leaver, University graduate or anyone looking to start or progress their careers. For full details of all the vacancies and details of how to apply, click the button below. Remember, if you are looking for some help with applying for a job or preparing for interview, there is a Job Hub every Thursday, 10am-12pm in The Hub, 2 Albert Street, Kirkwall. Drop-in to get advice and support from the friendly staff. ![]() Jobs of the Week are back after a two-week summer break. This week, we have your last chance to apply for opportunities with Scottish Sea Farms, Orkney Housing Association Ltd. and Orkney Fisherman’s Society – all of these opportunities close by early next week. There is also an opportunity to work Front of House at Celina Rupp or undertake a part-time post as a Domestic Assistant with NHS Orkney. For full details of all of the opportunities, including how and where to apply, click on the link below. If you are applying for your first job, or are just looking for some tips on how to complete an application form, check out these top tips on our website, here. ![]() It is Thursday again, so it must be time for Jobs of the Week! This week’s opportunities include a trainee Finance Assistant post with OHAL, Modern Apprentice opportunities with Orkney College UHI and Northlink Ferries, and temporary roles with Historic Environment Scotland and Pristine Clean, which may suit someone looking to gain experience in the workplace. For full details of all of the opportunities, please click on the link below. Do you need some support when it comes to applying for a job or preparing for interview? Why not come along to the weekly Job Hub where you can get advice and support with writing your CV, completing a job application or preparing for interview. These drop in sessions are held every Thursday, 10am-12pm, at the Hub, 2 Albert Street, Kirkwall. There will be no Jobs of the Week for the next two weeks, as the team take a well deserved summer break. Jobs of the Week will return on Thursday 24 August. ![]() For this week’s Jobs of the Week, we have three apprenticeship opportunities with Argo’s Bakery, Orkney College UHI and ourselves (DYW Orkney). The Modern Apprentice opportunity with DYW Orkney closes this Sunday (30 July) so you don’t have long left to apply. There are also opportunities in the hospitality sector with Front of House weekend roles at the Willow’s Coffee Shop, part-time waiting/bar staff roles at the Orkney Brewery in Quoyloo, or Housekeeping roles at the Royal Hotel and Ferry Inn in Stromness. For more details about all of the opportunities available, click on the button below. Did you know that as an employee, there are some rights that you are entitled to? Some of the areas your employment rights cover include what you can be paid, annual leave entitlement, sick pay and they protect you from discrimination. To learn more about your employment rights, visit here. ![]() It is Thursday again, which means that our Jobs of the Week are now available to view. This week is your last chance to apply for the trainee and apprenticeship opportunities with Orkney Islands Council, as well as the Deck Rating and Engine Room Rating apprenticeships with Northlink Ferries – so if you are interested in any of these roles, get your applications in before the closing dates. We also have opportunities as a Switchboard Reception Operator at the Balfour and a Cooking Operative with Orkney Fishermen’s Society in Stromness – plus lots more! For more details on all of the jobs, along with details of where to apply click on the link below. If you are successful in applying for a job, you might be invited to an interview. To help you prepare, check out these helpful tips from My World of Work: Interview with Confidence. ![]() This week’s Jobs of the Week are now available. This week we feature part-time opportunities with Jewson, Voluntary Action Orkney and Kirkwall Town Hall, we also have an apprenticeship opportunity with ourselves. For full details on all of the jobs, including how and where to apply, click on the link below. If you are looking for a job but also keen to gain a qualification, an apprenticeship may be for you. Apprenticeships are a great way to get real-life industry experience alongside industry recognised qualifications. If you would like more information on apprenticeships, speak to a Careers Adviser or visit apprenticeships.scot. ![]() Jobs of the Week are now available to view. This week, we have apprenticeship opportunities available with Northlink Ferries and Orkney Islands Council. We also have seasonal opportunities with the Judith Glue Real Food Café and Lidl – both may suit a student who is home for the summer - plus a range of full-time and part-time opportunities For full details of all of the vacancies, click on the link below. A seasonal job is a great way to gain valuable experience and develop skills that you will use throughout your life, so if you are a young person currently enjoying your summer break from school, college or university, why not explore some of the seasonal opportunities available during your break. ![]() For Jobs of the Week this week, we have a variety of jobs including many apprentice and trainee positions with Orkney Islands Council, two Apprentice Mechanics and a Trainee Store Person at Robertsons Orkney, a Seasonal Worker at Judith Glue Shop and The Real Food Café, a Seasonal Assistant at The Pier Arts Centre, two Seasonal Kitchen Porter positions at The Lynnfield Hotel and many others. For full details click the button below. If you are looking for a job but also keen to gain a qualification, an apprenticeship may be for you. Apprenticeships are a great way to get real-life industry experience alongside industry recognised qualifications. If you would like more information on apprenticeships, speak to a Careers Adviser or visit apprenticeships.scot. ![]() An exciting opportunity is currently available for anyone who is interested in developing their skills and knowledge while working. Orkney Islands Council (OIC) are offering a range of trainee and apprenticeship opportunities which would be suitable for a recent school or college leaver, a recent graduate or anyone looking for a new opportunity. ![]() For Jobs of the Week this week, we have a variety of jobs including two Apprentice Mechanics at Robertson’s Orkney Ltd, an apprentice Welder/Fabricator at Orkfab, an Apprentice Agricultural Engineer at MLM Engineering, a Saturday Shop Worker at Rendall’s Bakery and many others. For full details click the button below. Work placements are an opportunity for young people to become familiar with working in a professional workplace, while also helping them learn about and understand the variety of jobs that are available in Orkney. Work placements can help identify the sorts of jobs you may, or may not be interested in and can help make informed choices about your future. This includes what subjects you should study at school, or identifying the different pathways into a career such as apprenticeships or further and higher education qualifications. Undertaking a work placement will also help you develop transferable skills which will benefit you in whatever job you may choose in the future. More information on work placements can be found here. |
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