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Had your fill of soft plays and CBeebies and looking to get back to work? Or are you just in search of a new direction in your career? We've cherrypicked 10 of the top new positions posted on Mumsnet Jobs this week: time to dust off your CV and get cracking on those applications...

Barclays, Part-time Fraud Detection Team Leader
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/345828/fraud-detection-team-leader-part-time/

ICO, Part-time Head of Finance
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/348203/part-time-head-of-finance/?LinkSource=PremiumListing

GCHQ Future Leaders Programme
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/322169/future-leaders-programme/

Local Editor - Freelance
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/348351/local-editor/

HR Director - Cosmetics Company - Kensington
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/349552/hr-director/

Non-Exec Board Director - Voluntary - Dorset
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/333081/non-executive-board-director-voluntary-/

Part-time Accountant - South Kensington
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/338241/part-time-accountant/

Sales & Marketing Assistant in St Albans
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/337308/sales-and-marketing-assistant/

Part-time Senior Commercial Manager
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/338159/senior-commercial-manager-part-time-/

Surrey County Council Part-time Occupational Therapist
jobs.mumsnet.com/job/333216/part-time-occupational-therapist/

Surely 25 is the average age you finish a PhD?

The graduates at my work are usually 20. And the post docs when I was one was 25.

No one finishes a degree at 25 unless they have time out.

So whoever says 17 is right. You start school at 4 and finishes around 21.

And GCHQ leaders might not all go out and network. They hire a lot of geeks to spy in this increasingly online world. You may well be a leader of geeks. Like Jen in the IT crowd.

Like this

www.gchq.gov.uk/press_and_media/press_releases/Pages/work-placement-schemes-within-GCHQ.aspx

Summer placements for STEM grads.

Can we have more jobs in Edinburgh Scotland, please?

I actually think that's quite a broad selection of opportunities & better P/T choices than usual. Had a look at the jobs page though and only four ads for roles in our county. Harsh reality of living in the north and the compromises of family life.

This job looks so cool, I could do it in my sleep, but I bet pay is rubbish.

Indeed it does lljk , think I will apply for that. MNHQ is there any way to search for work from home jobs? I don't see any, I'm currently using my location to limit the jobs I search for so am missing out on jobs like these but see no way of pulling these out from the massive list.

No voluntary stuff please! Not in with the other stuff anyway. It should be a completely separate section. If you're looking for work you're not looking to work for free.

lljkk I used to do that kind of work in my first full-time graduate job and during my placement year. I had a few other responsibilities as well, but can confirm the pay was rubbish then, so doubt it will have improved much

Support the need for salary details.

I also think voluntary roles should be separate! I do a lot of volunteer roles and tbh I think a lot of orgs take the piss in what they expect for free and the level of job-like-ness they expect. That NED role is going to be better for someone where their current employer is gonna pay them to do in as a nod to Corporate-social responsibility.

I would love to work for GCHQ but I can't relocate, sadly. So, GCHQ but closer to London.

I've always been uncomfortable with mumsnet jobs. Isn't it the same as advertising for a female only, which is discrimination?

No jobs advertised for Scotland either.

Everything in my area is too high powered for me. After years and years of being a SAHM I can't jump in to anything at such a high level