Scotland's capital city continues to enjoy economic success while many other UK cities struggle. It's helped make it the second biggest financial centre outside London and an international player in the world of banking and insurance. But it's not all anonymous office blocks filled with accountants. The historic city is a World Heritage site (alongside the likes of the Great Wall of China and the pyramids at Giza) attracting over a million tourists a year. And its rich culture celebrated through numerous festivals give the city a brand other cities can only dream about. Edinburgh also has an international reputation as a seat of learning with four universities creating and attracting many new cutting-edge businesses.
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Cluster Supervisor Hourly Rate Of Pay: £7.60 - £8.57 Duties include training staff and processing paperwork on a daily basis. Experience in the cleaning industry at a supervisory level is desirable and excellent communication skills and flexibility are essential (offer is subject to a PVG check). Locations Gorgie Area 25 hours (sessional) City Centre Area 30 hours (52 week) To be...
Senior / Principal FPGA Engineer This organisation is a leading innovator of their chosen sector and is located in very easy reach of the M8. They hold an outstanding history in the design and development of electronic systems for the defence, security and aerospace markets. They also acting as one of the areas leading employers, this is a large organisation and can offer great long term...
Maintenance Electrician My client is looking for a maintenance electrician to join their well established team in the Edinburgh area. You will be electrical qualified to C&G 17th Edition and have previous maintenance experience, ideally in a hospital / health care environment. Proven experience carrying out service maintenance and PPM, reactive repairs to all electrical equipment. We welcome...
Description To supervise your section and assist the Sous Chef to ensure high standards of food preparation are achieved in order to create guest satisfaction. To ensure that a consistently high level of food preparation is provided, whilst also following the Company guidelines and recipes. Assist in the control of all food supplies and purchases coming in and going out of the kitchen, using date...
Risk Managing Consultant; Our client an industry leader within Financial Services is looking to hire an experienced Risk Consulting Specialist. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing high level consulting services into a Tier-1 investment bank and support other projects across the business. Responsibilities and qualifications; Specialisation within either; Operational,...
General insurance, corporate finance, broking and professional services are just some of the sectors which put Edinburgh fourth in the European Equity Assets League Table. It means the city has more than its fair share of graduates with many companies offering incentives and fast-track promotion for those with the right qualifications and ambition. Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and Standard Life are among the biggest employers in this sector. Watch out as well for careers in the supporting industries for this sector such as lawyers, accountants, corporate financiers, brokers, human resources and IT specialists.
Edinburgh has always had a reputation for its educational establishments and the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt, Napier and Queen Margaret Universities along with numerous other colleges offer learning in a variety of specialities (and thousands of jobs of course). This has led to Edinburgh becoming a world leader in topics such as stem cell research and regenerative medicine, biotechnology, engineering, microelectronics, informatics, genomics, optoelectronics and renewable energy. Watch out for jobs in the Edinburgh science triangle including Pentlands Science Park.
Whether you're intending to play bagpipes outside the castle or look for a marketing career in tourism, there's no doubt that Edinburgh is a city where tourism is taken seriously as an industry. Consider as well the travel sector within tourism as Edinburgh boasts road, rail, air and sea links to the rest of the UK, Europe and international locations.
The City of Edinburgh Council employs more than 20,000 people serving the 1.2m people in the area, making it the city's biggest employer. Edinburgh is also, of course, the seat of the Scottish Parliament making public administration an attractive career for anyone living in the city.
NHS Lothian employ nearly 28,000 people in the region with opportunities for medical and support staff. NHS Lothian offer work placements for those looking to gain experience first, as well as apprenticeships and its own Healthcare Academy.
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