Fantastic ?Returnship? job opportunity for parents with professional backgrounds

By Lizbates
June 7, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Lizbates

Posted June 7, 2018

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Posted June 7, 2018

I work for ofcom and am running an ?Ofcom

returners? programme for experienced, senior professionals who have been doing something else for the last few years and are wondering about getting back into the professional sphere.

We?re looking for people with experience and skill in areas like public policy, strategy, economics, consulting, technology and engineering. You?d get a six month, fully paid placement and the possibility of a permanent role at the end of it. Ofcom is an equal opportunities employer and we offer flexible working arrangements as well as interesting, challenging professional work.

Please take a look if you are interested or know someone who might be - applications close this Sunday!

Thanks

Liz

http://wrpn.womenreturners.com/ofcomreturnersprogramme/

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