I just got a fax of this and was asked to get the word out via internet if
I could.  I don't know if they have an email address as none was
given in the copy I was sent.  The orginal add was sent to the
American Bee Journal but would not be published until the November
issue.
Hope this does not offend anyone.
blane
 
 
Central Science Laboratory
Regional Bee Inspectors in the U.K.
 
We currently have 6 home based vacancies arising for Regional Bee
Inspectors who will be managed and supported from the National Bee
Unit at Luddington, Warwickshire, U.K..  The principle role of the
Regional Bee Inspector will be the planning, organization and
supervision of a statutory bee health inspection program in a defined
region, including the recruitment, training, and assessment of
seasonal Bee Officers as required.
 
Initially, these posts will be offered as fixed term contracts for three
years.
 
Applicants will demonstrate a strong background in practical
beekeeping, be good communicators and be qualified to degree level
in a relevant scientific subject.
 
For further details of an application form, please contact Lynn
Bucknell at Central Science Laboratory, london Road, Slough, Berks,
SL3 7HJ, United Kingdom or telephone direct at 011-44-534626
extension 302.  Completed applications should be retruned by 18
November 1994.
 
 
 
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Blane White
State Apiary Inspector
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Division of Plant Protection
90 W Plato Blvd
St Paul, MN 55107
 
ph 612-296-0591
fax 612-296-7386
 
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