Dear Psci-commers

*With apologies for cross-posting*

I will be going on maternity leave this summer so we are looking for someone who would like to take on the role of Head of Education Policy at the Royal Society of Biology for a year.

In this extensive role the Head of Education Policy is responsible for leading on and delivering the Society's UK wide education policy initiatives from primary through to tertiary education. They also engage with the Societies other activities, ranging from public engagement and events to professional development and training. We are looking for someone with a bioscience background who is passionate about education and an excellent communicator. It is a great opportunity to join the small and dynamic team at the RSB and really make an impact.

· Salary: £40,000 per annum, plus benefits – 12 month contract (3 month probation)

· Deadline for applications: 22nd May 2017 (9am)

· Interviews: At the Royal Society of Biology, Charles Darwin House. 31^st May 2017

Please see our website for the full details https://mysociety.rsb.org.uk/currentjobs

Please do circulate this to your networks – and forward this message to anyone that you think may be interested.

If you have any questions about what the role involves – please give me a call!

Best wishes

Sarah

Sarah Dalmedo CSciTeach MRSB

Head of Education Policy

020 7685 2557

07720684427

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