Nature Conservation Interns at Robben Island Museum (RIM)

Job Description

The above mentioned positions are available in the Heritage Department at Robben Island Museum.

(12 MONTHS CONTRACT)

These positions seek to broaden knowledge of nature conservation and give hands-on experience to young graduates from Nature Conservation academic background.

Key performance areas:

• Assist with planning and implementation of environmental projects i.e. alien plants control, problem animal control, coastal clean-ups, controlled burn projects, rehabilitation projects, etc.
• Assist with policy development and EIA processes.
• Participate on the ongoing research programmes i.e. vegetation assessment, endangered sea bird monitoring, etc and collection of data.
• Assist with the observation, managing and protection of marine, mammals, insects and plants population of Robben Island and its surrounding zone.
• Assist with the Unit’s administrative duties.
• Assist with the supervision of the Horticultural Team.

Experience and Technical Skills:

• National Diploma in Nature Conservation.
• Computer literacy
• Valid driver’s licence
• Communication and leadership skills

RIM is an EE, AA, employer and reserves the right not to make an appointment if suitable candidate(s) are not found.

Please note your attachment should not exceed 10 MB.

If you do not hear from us within 30 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.