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• SERVICE INTEGRATION ANALYST (Monster)

  43.75-46.88 GBP Per Hour

  SERVICE INTEGRATION ANALYST - CONTRACT ANALYST/TESTING/UAT/INTEGRATION/BUSINESS PROCESS/TEST PLANS 3-6 MONTHS + EXTNS - £350-375 PER DAY - KENT My client currently seek a Service Integration Analyst to join their team on a contract basis for 3 months initially. - You will ensure that customer requirements are properly captured and form the basis for fit for purpose application...
  08/02/2012 22:14:00

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You may be looking for a new career in Local Government or you may be looking to advance your career. There are many different jobs in local Government available from Trainee positions to those for Management Positions. Choosing your career path can be difficult. This will depend on your experience and qualifications and career goals.

You will find jobs across all areas, including Procurement Officers, Quantity Surveyors, Marketing Officers, Client Advisers, Bid Managers / Bid Writers, Project Managers and many more.

Whether you have a small amount of experience and/or qualifications or a lot, there is something in local government for you! The following information gives you an idea of the kind of qualification and training initiatives that may be available:

National/Scottish Vocational Qualifications (N/SVQs)

N/SVQs are work-based qualifications, based on National Occupational Standards (NOS), which are awarded to students who provide evidence of competence in work situations. N/SVQs are not time limited or age restricted and are taken by employees. Assessment takes place in the workplace and there are 5 N/SVQ levels ranging from fairly routine competencies at level 1 up to much more complex, technical or professional work activities at level 5. There are no exams, although some formal learning may be needed if there are skills gaps. There are numerous different occupational areas to choose from and many of these are relevant to local government.

N/SVQs are nationally recognised qualifications that are not simply knowledge-based, but are centred around practical skills for work. Therefore, they provide the student with useful work related competencies and the employer with highly skilled, motivated staff.