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Industry Overview
Industry Overview
More than half a million people are employed in the public sector in Scotland, and this figure continues to increase. This includes growth in the NHS, civil service, and local government. There continues to be opportunities in the fire and police services.
More than half a million people are employed in the public sector in Scotland, and this figure continues to increase. This includes growth in the NHS, civil service, and local government. There continues to be opportunities in the fire and police services.
(Source Scottish Government.)Link to external sector overview video here (YouTube)
Alison_Countryside_compressed.mp4Alison, Countryside Ranger - Aberdeenshire Council Ranger Service
Countryside Ranger
Countryside Ranger
About the role:
Alison supports people to enjoy the outdoors, and increases awareness of natural and cultural heritage. She supports the sustainable management and use of the outdoors to meet social, economic and environmental objectives.
About the organisation:
The Ranger Service is a government organisation. There is a team of six Rangers based across Aberdeenshire to help residents and visitors discover and enjoy our rich natural and cultural heritage.
Arantza_Archive_Compressed.mp4Arantza, National Fairground and Circus Archive Collections Manager - University of Sheffield
National Fairground and Circus Archive Collections Manager
National Fairground and Circus Archive Collections Manager
About the role:
Arantza manages all aspect of the collections, from acquisitions to processing, loans, storage, research, preventative conservation, discoverability, scanning and copyright, and making the collections available to the public. She works with academic and community partners, delivering workshops, lectures and talks, providing work placements, hosting school visits, providing volunteer opportunities and supporting research. Another important part of the role is curating exhibitions, engaging with academics and the local community, and delivering outreach events.
About the organisation:
The National Fairground and Circus Archive embodies the history of popular entertainment in the United Kingdom from the seventeenth century onwards, covering every aspect of the travelling fair, circus and allied entertainments as well as the culture, business and life of travelling show people.
Karen_LearningOfficer_Compressed.mp4Karen, Formal and Informal Learning Officer - Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums
Formal and Informal Learning Officer
Formal and Informal Learning Officer
About the role:
Karen creates and organises resources, events, talk and workshops so all members of the schools, colleges and communities can engage with the wonderful artworks and objects in the galleries' collections.
About the organisation:
Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums is part of Aberdeen City Council and represents five venues across Aberdeen City: Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen Maritime Museum, The Tolbooth Museum, Provost Skene’s House and Aberdeen Treasure Hub & Museum Centre.
Kerrie_UNRC_Capacity_Building_Mgr_Compressed.mp4Kerrie, United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Capacity Building Manager - Scottish Government
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Capacity Building Manager
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Capacity Building Manager
About the role: Kerrie is responsible for raising awareness of the UNCRC within Scottish Government and government agencies
About the organisation:
Lauren_Technical Graduate Apprentice.mp4Lauren, Technical Graduate Apprentice - Leidos
Technical Graduate Apprentice
Technical Graduate Apprentice
About the role:
Lauren is a second year graduate apprentice studying IT: Software Development at the University of Strathclyde, whilst working as a technical graduate apprentice at Leidos.
About the organisation:
Rory_Police_Compressed.mp4Rory, Partnership Development Officer , Police Scotland
Partnership Development Officer
Partnership Development Officer
About the role:
Rory is a Police Officer working within school and community to build and develop partnerships
About the 0rganisation:
Rachel_Teacher_Compressed.mp4Rachel, Secondary Teacher of Modern Languages - Aberdeenshire Council
Secondary Teacher of Modern Languages
Secondary Teacher of Modern Languages
About the role:
Rachel is a languages teacher who believes teaching is an extremely rewarding career. Key skills she are being patient, flexible and creative with excellent communications skills.
About the organisation:
Aberdeenshire Council delivers education for more than 40,000 pupils and serves more than 260,000 residents, by delivering high quality services that will sustain communities both now and in the future.
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