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<h3>How to apply</h3>
CVs are not accepted for this vacancy, please download and complete the application form below and return it by email to&nbsp;<a href="mailto:hrjobs@chesterfield.gov.uk" target="_blank">hrjobs@chesterfield.gov.uk</a>. Your application must be received no later than the closing date shown below.
See our&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/jobs-training-skills-and-apprenticeships/looking-for-employment/jobs-at-chesterfield-borough-council/completing-the-job-application-form/" target="_blank">guide to applying</a>&nbsp;for tips on how to complete your application form and for details of other ways to apply.
Closing date:&nbsp;30 June 2025 Provisional interview date:&nbsp;10 July 2025
<h3>Job application form</h3>

If our documents are not accessible to you, you can&nbsp;<a href="https://myaccount.chesterfield.gov.uk/anonymous/s/guest-form?service_ref=CBC_Accessible_document_request&amp;wherefrom=Job_Vacancy_-_CBC25036_-_Museum_Collections_Officer" target="_blank">request a different format here</a>.



<a href="https://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/media/o30kqraw/chesterfield-borough-council-job-application-form.docx" target="_blank">Chesterfield Borough Council Job Application Form</a>
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Reference:&nbsp;CBC25036 Salary details:&nbsp;£28,163 to £30,559 per year, pro rata Job term:&nbsp;permanent Appointment type:&nbsp;part time Hours:&nbsp;18 hours and 30 minutes per week Location:&nbsp;Town Hall and Chesterfield Museum Department:&nbsp;Cultural Services
<a href="https://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/media/wsijdwih/museum-collections-officer-job-description-and-person-specification.pdf" target="_blank">CBC25036 - Job description and person specification.</a>
Candidates must possess the necessary right to work authorisation to enable them to work for Chesterfield Borough Council. Regrettably, we are unable to provide sponsorship or assume sponsorship of an employment visa at this juncture.
If you would like an accessible version of a job description then please&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chesterfield.gov.uk/jobs-training-skills-and-apprenticeships/looking-for-employment/jobs-at-chesterfield-borough-council/contact-human-resources/" target="_blank">contact the Human Resources team</a>.
We are looking for an experienced museum collections officer to join the cultural services team as we prepare to open a new museum at the Stephenson Memorial Hall in 2026.&nbsp;
Alongside another collections officer, you will be responsible for the care and conservation and the management of Chesterfield Museum’s collections, in line with current curatorial standards, and to make the collections more accessible to a wider audience.&nbsp;
You will have a degree in a relevant discipline and a post-graduate museum studies qualification (curatorial). You will have effective oral and written interpersonal and communication skills, and good research skills. The successful candidate will have a working knowledge of the Museum Accreditation Scheme and awareness of emergency planning for museum collections. You will have good IT skills, including the use of museum record keeping systems, and knowledge of the SPECTRUM standards for museum documentation. You will have experience of 2D and 3D design and execution for museum displays and exhibitions.&nbsp;
Working in local government is a highly satisfying and rewarding experience in so many ways. In return for the contribution you’ll make to our local community, you’ll enjoy an excellent range of benefits including learning and development opportunities, leave entitlement, progressive HR policies, access to the local government pension scheme, and discounted leisure membership.
For further information, please contact Anthony Radford, Cultural Services Manager at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Anthony.radford@Chesterfield.gov.uk" target="_blank">Anthony.radford@Chesterfield.gov.uk</a>&nbsp;or please view the job description and person specification attached.

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Charity Retail eBay Volunteer &nbsp; Be there when it matters as a Sue Ryder Volunteer
As a Retail eBay Volunteer in one of our Sue Ryder charity shops, you will identify and research a range of products that have been donated ready to be listed on the Sue Ryder eBay page to maximise revenue.
This role requires a keen eye for items that can make more online than in the shop. In this role you will be one of the store’s friendly faces who will help us to provide the best customer experience whilst playing an important role in raising funds for our charity work.
The Role: • Researching and value items • Photograph items to sell • Preparing items for dispatch to the ebay hub • Sorting, labelling, pricing of stock • Write descriptions for item listings • Greeting and helping customers • Light cleaning/tidying duties to keep the shop inviting and well presented
 About you: • Enjoy helping and engaging with customers • Competent with IT &amp; a good level of literacy • Ability to work as part of a team • Reliable • Have similar experience using eBay or equivalent Ecommerce platforms. &nbsp; Working as a volunteer at one of our Sue Ryder shops is not only a rewarding way to learn new and transferable skills but also a fantastic chance to make new friends and become part of your local community. Plus, you will receive a volunteer discount on donated goods.
We are happy to discuss arranging one of our friendly taster sessions so that you may meet the team and see the shop.&nbsp; &nbsp; Please note - we do have a minimum age requirement in our shops of 18.&nbsp;
About Sue Ryder: Sue Ryder is one of the largest charity retailers in the UK with over 400 shops. Every item sold in our shops generates funding so we can continue to provide 2.7 million hours of expert medical, practical, bereavement and emotional support every year, in our hospices, in people's homes and in the community. We are here to make sure that everyone approaching the end of life or living with grief can access the support they need. &nbsp; We actively encourage applications from people from all backgrounds to help us to provide the best possible experience for the people who use our services and continue to make Sue Ryder a great place to work, and attract and recruit the best, most diverse volunteer workforce possible. We are particularly interested in increasing applications from the global majority, LGTBQIA+ and people with disabilities as they are currently underrepresented in our organisation. &nbsp; *Winners of the Employer of the Year for the People in Retail Awards 2023 – Retail Bulletin* &nbsp; If you have any questions, please contact our team at&nbsp; <a href="mailto:volunteer.recruitment@sueryder.org" target="_blank">volunteer.recruitment@sueryder.org</a>&nbsp; or visit:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.sueryder.org" target="_blank">www.sueryder.org</a>

Charity Shop Volunteer

<h4> Location </h4> Derbyshire, Forcewide <h4> Business Area </h4> PCSO <h4> Department </h4> N/A <h4> Rank </h4> N/A <h4> Grade </h4> D <h4>Salary</h4>£23,748 - £28,653<h4> Part/Full Time </h4> Full Time <h4> Hours per Week </h4> 37 <h4> Additional Working Conditions </h4> Part Time, Shift Work, Weekend Working <h4> Type of Contract </h4> Permanent <h4> Vetting Level Required </h4> RV <h4> Description </h4>Do you want to fight against a range of crimes/disorder problems and really support your local community, then the role of a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) would be for you! Police Community Support Officers (PCSO) act as a key liaison point between local communities and policing. Public facing, they provide a visible, accessible, and approachable uniformed presence in the community to offer reassurance, defuse situations with threats of conflict, improve confidence and trust, gather information, and foster good community relations.This role holds designated PCSO legal powers of enforcement in line with local operational requirements to support the successful resolution, prevention, and deterrent of local crime. PCSOs are expected to respond to a wider range of non-criminal issues that contribute to vulnerability and safety within the community. They will be expected to act with discretion, making appropriate use of their designated powers and acting within operational guidelines.What you'll be doing<ul><li>PCSOs will patrol on foot, in uniform, to provide a highly visible policing presence in communities. PCSOs will get to know their allocated area and its residents and will focus on long-term problem solving to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in their area as well as improve community confidence.</li><li>Develop close working relationships with key community bodies such as local councils, schools, housing associations and community organisations, to gather and provide information, support the vulnerable, promote community cohesion, and identify and tackle issues such as anti-social behaviour.</li><li>Develop effective relationships with individuals, including people who are vulnerable and at risk, across the community, providing support and guidance to identify root causes, assess needs, prevent crime, respond to concerns, and build trust in policing.</li><li>While patrolling, PCSOs will deal with incidents they encounter and will be responsible for enforcing law on the streets, calling on police officer colleagues where needed. In such instances, PCSOs will support Police Officers in initial front-line response to incidents enabling resolution to and/or preventing escalation of low-level offending in line with their designated powers and remit, to ensure immediate public safety.</li><li>Engage with the public by conducting house-to-house enquiries to identify issues affecting residents as well as giving appropriate crime prevention advice.</li><li>PCSOs will promote Derbyshire Alert to the public, both by encouraging residents to sign up and by creating and distributing interesting and relevant material via the system. PCSOs will also make good use of organisational social media profiles to communicate with their communities.</li><li>As a key element of the role is upon crime prevention and long-term community development, we are looking for candidates who are happy to make a long-term commitment to the role.</li><li>Support the implementation of problem solving and evidence based policing initiatives by championing and applying relevant methodologies and approaches to the area of work.</li></ul>The must haves<ul><li>Level 2 English (GCSE Grade 9-4) (A-C) or equivalent, or able to use English Language to that standard.</li><li>You must be 17 ½ years old on application and 18 years old on appointment.</li><li>You must be available to work between 8.00am and midnight, seven days a week.</li><li>Willingness to patrol independently, including lone patrol on late shifts.</li><li>You must have sufficient fitness to patrol the streets on foot or bicycle for long periods of time and in all weather conditions.</li></ul>What’s in it for you?At Derbyshire Constabulary, we aim to create an environment that puts people first. We want you to feel supported in everything you do, so you can give your very best. What’s more, we have a range of <a href="https://careers.derbyshire.police.uk/what-we-can-offer-you" target="_blank">reward and benefits</a> that if you join us you could enjoy.Salary and Shift Allowance<ul><li>£23,748 for the first 7 weeks of training.</li><li>£29,639 after training to include shift allowance and weekend working.</li><li>Successful applicants would normally be appointed on the bottom of the salary range (Exceptions may apply).</li><li>You will receive 14% shift allowance after the initial 7-week training.</li><li>You will work 34.75 weekend hours per month, for which you will receive an enhancement of 50%.</li></ul>Next StepsIf we feel like a place where you can belong, we'd love to learn more about you. To support you with your application we have provided some <a href="https://sway.office.com/vGS12xsbDC1vl4vU?ref=Link&amp;loc=mysways" target="_blank">application useful guidance</a>and to understand our <a href="https://careers.derbyshire.police.uk/find-job/our-recruitment-process" target="_blank">recruitment process</a>.To find out more, register for our upcoming SPOTLIGHT webinars click <a href="https://shrsc.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/mobile-0/appcentre-External/brand-5/xf-1fd271c1a606/candidate/jobboard/vacancy/12/adv/" target="_blank">here</a>. New dates are added on a regular basis, so please check back.<ul><li>Vacancy closes on Wednesday, 18 June 2025 at 23:55. </li><li>Interviews and a brief presentation will be held in June/July and September 2025.</li><li>Cohorts are expected to start in October 2025 or January 2026. </li></ul>Who we areDerbyshire Constabulary has a strong and unequivocal commitment to delivering a high-quality policing service for everyone in the county - whether for our one million residents or our ten million visitors to the Peak District. By joining us you'll play a unique role in helping us to keep Derbyshire as one of the safest places to live and work in England.To understand how you can make Derbyshire safer together visit our <a href="https://careers.derbyshire.police.uk/" target="_blank">careers website</a>.We value diversity and inclusion and encourage applications from underrepresented and neurodiverse backgrounds, so that we can truly reflect the communities that we serve in.<h4> Document Attachment </h4><a href="https://shrsc.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/mobile-0/channel-1/appcentre-3/brand-5/xf-b8726b300338/candidate/download_file_opp/8544/56782/1/0/3ca46b820275652d7c98f25a2da5a4aab8421e11" target="_blank"> PCSO Job Description.pdf – 685KB </a> 





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4 Community Jobs in Chesterfield, UK