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Job Application

If you are interested in applying for one of our vacancies, please fill in the form below:

1. PERSONAL DETAILS

Title
Name
Address
Do you have any previous criminal convictions, police cautions or any criminal case pending?
The successful candidate will be required to complete an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service application (DBS check) for this role.
Do you hold a current Driving Licence
Do you own/ have use of a car?
Do you require a permit to work in the UK
(In accordance with the Asylum and Immigration Act 1996, sec. 8, all new employees must provide documentary evidence of entitlement to work in the UK)

2. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

Secondary Education (e.g. GCSE)

Further Education (e.g. A Levels and Higher Education)

EMPLOYMENT

Please give details of Current or most recent Employer
Date of employment (From)
Date of employment (To)

Please provide details of previous employers

4. EXPERIENCE, SKILLS AND INTERESTS

Please include the following information: How you feel you meet the requirements of the job (see job description and person specification) Why you are applying for this post and what interests you about this job Any relevant experience gained either at work or in any other way What you feel you could bring to this job You can use experience and knowledge from voluntary work and any other activities relevant to this job, as well as previous employment.

Referees

Please give the names and addresses of two referees – one must be from your present or most recent employer. These should be professional referees who have known you either at work in a voluntary role or at school or college.

Referee 1

Address

Referee 2

Address
Can we contact these referees without your prior permission?

The question below is not used as part of our shortlisting criteria. It is included to allow us to explore any reasonable adjustments required for the interview process.

Do you consider yourself to be Disabled?
A person has a disability under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and Equality Act 2010 if he/she has a physical, learning or mental impairment or health condition, which has a substantial and long term, adverse effect on his/her ability to carry out normal day to day activities. Long term means has lasted or is expected to last for 12 months.
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