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Environment jobs
Welcome to our volunteer recruitment pages. On the following pages you will find everything you need to know about volunteering with VSO, including information about the type of skills and qualifications we require and examples of positions that may be in need of your skills. We have provided an easy step-by-step guide to help you decide whether a VSO volunteer job is right for you.
About VSO
VSO is an international development charity that works through volunteers. Our vision is a world without poverty in which people work together to fulfil their potential. Our volunteers help tackle disadvantage in some of the world's poorest countries, bringing people together to share skills, creativity and learning to build a fairer world.
You'll be encouraging the sustainable use of natural resources
People in some of the world’s poorest communities rely on their surrounding environment to survive. More effective management of marine and terrestrial resources can create local employment opportunities and generate income for the community. Read how volunteers are currently working at grassroots level to achieve this in Cambodia »
You'll be making a real contribution to development
Working with local partners at community level, you’ll be helping disadvantaged people initiate strategies, which will strengthen their future ability to make a viable living. Enhancing food security and increasing productivity are key objectives of a forthcoming programme in Malawi. Read more about potential volunteering options for agriculturalists and irrigation engineers »
Want to change your environment?
Volunteering opportunities in this sector are extremely diverse and often highly specified. However, if you think your skills could bring about lasting change, follow the links below to match them to our roles.
Ready to apply?
When making an application to VSO, you will be asked about more than just your career history to date. In fact volunteers often need skills and experience in addition to their professional competencies. These guidelines aim to help you identify these additional skills and provide practical examples, which will strengthen your application.
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