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Jobs Available:
None at the moment
Seeking Jobs:
Roderick Donald' Profile:
I am currently looking for work for
2010.
I have
previously studied a BSc as well as a 2 year post grad in Aquaculture.
I also have some experience working on an abalone farm as well as a
salmon farm in Scotland.
I would be moving back to Cape Town/Blouberg
next year but would consider anything...
Contact:
Roderick Donald
roderick.donald@gmail.com
+44(0)7947234960
Laurence Evans' Profile:
Aquaculture specialist in production management and system design (especially shrimp/prawns). A business, project and technical manager specialised in operations and production management, HACCP implementation, animal nutrition and feed manufacture, staff management & training, technical writing of training materials, business plans & financial models, company productivity, software tools and websites, environmental & EIA procedures and implementation. Sales and marketing experience.
Contact Laurence Evans, web@ecotao.com for full CV.
Post graduate students looking for a job opportunities in Aquaculture:
Please contact Melanie Smith for a CV at:
Tel: +27-(0)21 671 4244
Cell: +27- (0)72 3375924
Email: melanie.smith@uct.ac.za or melaniepangea@hotmail.com
Please contact Mashifane Brilliant for a CV at:
Cell: +27-(0)82 055 8946
Email: e-mail-brilli4ever@yahoo.com
Mari-louise van den Berg has a degree in Zoology, Tourism and Geography and Honors in Environmental Management and
is urgently looking for a job in the Cape Town area.
Please contact her for a CV at:
Email: marilouise4@yahoo.com
Cell: 072 293 3817
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For further enquiries, contact
Gerrit Davids
Director
Taranis Empowerment Facilitation (TEF)
8th Floor, 33 Heerengracht
Cape Town, South Africa, 8001
Tel. +27 21 419 9641
Fax. 021-4188 772 / 086 684 8254
Mobile +2782496 1657
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Events
SOUTHERN AQUACUTLURE WORKING GROUP (SAWG) - South Africa, Stellenbosch - 15 July 2010
AQUACULTURE EUROPE 2010 - Porto, Portugal - Oct 6-8, 2010
WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 incl Giant Prawn 2011 - Qindao, China - June 6-10, 2011
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