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We always knew we were 'The Original' and believed that we were 'The Biggest and Best' and it seems you agree with us. So thank you for all your lovely comments, here are just a few from our readers and advertisers.
Advertisers:Very quick and easy to advertise. Your professional service means no hassle for me and excellent value too. Mary Wallace, HR Officer, Northumberland National Park Authority.
Thanks very much for your usual no-hassle service. Hester Clack, HR Officer, The Broads Authority
Thank you so much for all your help. If only everything I had to do went as pleasantly and easily as this I would be a happy girl indeed! Joan Mudd, HR Manager, York Museums Trust
The level of service I receive from CJS can only be described as excellent. Advice and guidance on placing of adverts is always given promptly and any queries are quickly rectified. The whole process is made easy due to the staff being very approachable, even when faced with late requests and tight deadlines, they remain helpful and professional. Michelle Unek, HR Manager, South Downs Joint Committee
Thanks for your prompt attention and I would like to pass to all what a great service to our industry the CJS is - well done to all concerned and thanks for great customer service. Sarah Mason, Community Development Manager, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
Sea.fari adventures only use Countryside-Jobs.com to advertise for wildlife tour guides. It has never failed to attract excellent candidates even mid-season and at short notice. This year once again produced quality applications. Tony Hill, Sea.fari Adventures.
It was quite by chance that CJS were the first people I contacted when searching for a Permaculture Worker. I had to go no further. Placing the advertisement was very simple and the response was outstanding. All the candidates were remarkably good and decent which leads me to believe that this kind of work brings out the very best of human nature. My thanks to CJS. Jo Orchard-Lisle
We have had a fantastic response to the ad but would now be grateful if you could remove from your site. We will definitely use you again. Regards, Phyllis Brown, Brechin Castle Centre
Volunteers:We've always had a great calibre of candidates via CJS, who have been very supportive in our advertising for a range of both paid and voluntary roles for the RSPB. We've had a record response for our Intern scheme this year (2010) - 22 enquiries in less than 24 hours, you can't beat that! Emma Droy, RSPB
Training:CJS has been a fantastic route for us to promote the Lantra Women and Work programme, they really understand their industry. Working with them has generated a huge response from good quality sources over the previous two years. We always receive a professional service from the team and the advertising rates are competitive. It is a pleasure to recommend CJS and we are confident that you will not be disappointed by using them for your marketing campaigns. Claire Layton, Angela Kimberly Training
Happy Subscribers:I will be more than happy to add your link to our website, I personally have gained a few jobs, including this one, through subscribing to CJS, I think you provide an excellent service. Will, Keeper at the Monkey Sanctuary Trust.
I would recommend your service to anyone looking for rural land based job and would use you in the future if necessary.
Superb - you do a great job. I got a job through you years ago, and another now! Thanks so much.
Thanks, your ad got me this job :)
I just wanted to thank you for the efficient and quick way you have restored your service (after the website debacle, July 2007). I'm sure you must have been tearing your hair out over the last few days but it has seemed very fuss-free from this end of the computer! If only other things got sorted out so quickly (electricity bills, insurance things). It highlights the professional service you provide - keeping us informed of issues, and providing an alternative jobs page while the problems were sorted out. It just shows good customer service is not dead - it's working in Goathland!
Thank you to everyone who has sent us adverts, subscribed to CJS Weekly, read CJS online, sent suggests for new sections, it really is you who make CJS what it is. Without you it's just words on screen, you make it become a reality. Now we've really got something to live up to!
July 2009: Happy 15th Birthday CJS!
Where would we be without the CJS? The tireless dedication and support the CJS staff help make CJS what it
is today. There are many other environmental job supplements, publications
or websites out there … but what makes CJS so different – and, so much
better than the rest? The team that run the CJS are passionate about the
environment and this, and their ever friendly nature by email and 'phone
which almost makes you feel like you are talking to a well loved friend mean
that they have an understanding of the needs of their readers. The simple
nature of the CJS – dispensing of flashy websites, glossy and expensive
paper publications, and sticking with the tried and tested, easily
accessible format give CJS the edge over many (if not all!) their
competitors. Then there is the fact that the CJS team give back – either by
sponsoring CJ the Snail, or by its generous and ongoing commitment to
support the environment by supporting the Scottish Countryside Rangers'
Association – support that has been vital to the work the association does
in Scotland. Whether looking for jobs, or wanting to simply keep in touch with the
market and news, CJS's arrival on a Friday (or Monday) is a welcome sight. Well done on an excellent first 15 years and here's to looking forward to
another 15 (and more!) of looking forward to 3pm (or thereabouts!) on a
Friday afternoon, for a cup of coffee and a read! Happy Birthday CJS from the Scottish Countryside Rangers'
Association (SCRA)! Back in the 80s and early 90s Niall and Anthea Carson started a business
called Rent-a-Ranger. This evolved to become the Countryside Jobs Service
(CJS), now in the capable hands of The CJS Team. The Countryside Management
Association has for a very long time now worked alongside CJS to the benefit
of both organisations. Indeed CMA officially endorses CJS, something that
does not happen that often. Our websites are 'mutually linked' as a sign of
recognising that each organisation provides a valued service to the
profession. CMA acknowledges the key role that CJS has played in developing the
careers and skills of those in the countryside management field and hopes
that we will continue to work together for many years to come. Countryside Management Association It's extraordinary to think that CJS is fifteen years old. I'm just about
old enough to say that when I got my first job CJS hadn't been invented -
but I certainly owe at least two jobs in my career to CJS and there are a
great many others who'd say the same. What's more, as time goes on I've
found myself on the other side of the table - these days I'm more often
interviewing for staff, and I know that when I do, a lot of the best
candidates come to me via CJS. I've lost count of how many people I've
appointed who've answered my adverts in CJS. Yes, those same adverts that
are free for employers. That everyone reads. Is it any wonder CJS has become
the only serious place for countryside jobs? Certainly, there are bigger
services, and websites with funkier names that come and go: but at the end
of the day if you actually want to get a job in the countryside and
environment field, you're going to have to read the one that matters: CJS.
It's been dishing out the best stuff for fifteen years - and it looks as
though it's going to keep on for a long while yet! Matthew Chatfield, editor Naturenet.net Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust would like to
congratulate CJS on reaching their 15th anniversary, wish them much success
for many years to come and thank them for their support in helping to save
species from extinction. Attracting employees with a passion for the countryside is a high
priority for the RSPB, and Countryside Jobs Service really helps us get to
those people. It's an invaluable service for us, profiling the RSPB to a
huge number of high-quality potential applicants. Congratulations on 15
years of promoting the best jobs on offer to the best people available!" RSPB
Thank you CJS. Through you excellent targeted circulation you help us
match the right person for the right job - and that means we meet our
mission! Cheers, Catherine Douglas, HR Manager, Scottish Wildlife Trust Congratulations from The Tree Council on your 15th
birthday.
We were very pleased to be involved in an earlier milestone - the
first-ever CJS Special Edition in November 2004, which took trees and hedges
as its theme and was published in association with The Tree Council's
National Tree Week. Many happy returns. On behalf of hundreds of RSPB volunteers, past and present, and many of
our staff, thank you for providing THE recruitment paper for those looking
for opportunities in the field of conservation. Your free volunteer ads are
a boon, and paid adverts with you always produce incredibly high quality
applicants. Kate Tycer, Volunteering Development Officer, RSPB Many thanks CJS for all your years of service to the world of
environmental conservation. Your
high quality promotions have certainly helped many up and coming
conservation professionals to find their way to
our training centre in rural Wales and we deeply appreciate your
efforts. Keep up the good
work and here's to the next 15 years!
Malcolm Magee, Denmark
Farm Conservation Centre, Lampeter. For 15 years CJS has provided an invaluable service to the countryside
sector, promoting jobs and training and ensuring high standards within the
industry. Happy Birthday and here's
to the next 15 years!, Losehill Hall
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