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The following are career opportunities from AIFCA and our regions.

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Exciting opportunities to participate in the management of inshore fisheries and marine conservation

 

Whether it be by applying to become a General Member of the IFCA committee (the IFCA governing boards) through our Become a Member page or applying for a position in the IFCA professional service, IFCAs provides a unique opportunity to make a real difference to coastal communities.

On this page we showcase vacancies that arise in each of the IFCAs. IFCAs employ for a wide range of positions including for fisheries enforcement specialists, administrators, fisheries scientists, marine managers as well as vessel skippers and support staff roles. More details of current and recent salaried and voluntary positions are below.

The IFCAs are at the forefront of marine and fisheries management in England and it is an exciting time to join these dynamic teams. Be sure to check this site for vacancies as well as the local IFCAs websites.

Please see these useful guides for getting into a career in fishing or the marine sector here and here.

New Vacancy: Fisheries Manager – NWIFCA

New Vacancy: Fisheries Manager – NWIFCA

North Western IFCA has an exciting new job opportunity as a Fisheries Manager on a fixed-term contract until March 2030. Role: Fisheries Manager Location: Head Office (Carnforth) Contract: Fixed-term until March 2030, full-time (37 hours per week) Starting Salary:...

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New Vacancy: Science Officer – NWIFCA

New Vacancy: Science Officer – NWIFCA

North Western IFCA is recruiting for a Science Officer on a 1 year fixed term contract (maternity cover). More details below. Role: Science Officer – 1 Year Fixed Term (Maternity Cover) Location: Carnforth Office Contract: 1 Year Fixed Term (Maternity Cover) Full-time...

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New Vacancy: Chief Executive Officer – Eastern IFCA

New Vacancy: Chief Executive Officer – Eastern IFCA

Location: Hybrid working (the Authority’s premises, primarily King’s Lynn, home working and deployment within the district, including on Authority vessels where required) Hours: Normally 37 hours per week. As the Authority’s Chief Executive Officer, you will be...

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it is only by leading, championing and managing a sustainable marine environment and inshore fisheries that we can be successful as an Association.

Tony Tomlinson MBE

Chairman, Association of IFCA