Marine Science and ConservationRoyal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation
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The Royal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation was formed by His Majesty King Peter Goldishman in May 20th, 2017, to protect and preserve the ecosystems in oceans and seas, and to focus on limiting human-caused damage to marine ecosystems, restoring damaged marine ecosystems, and preserving vulnerable species of the marine life.
The society advises His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government on all aspects of Marine Science & Conservation and provide updates on how the inhabitants of the largest environment on Earth, the marine life drive changes in every global system.
The society advises His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government on all aspects of Marine Science & Conservation and provide updates on how the inhabitants of the largest environment on Earth, the marine life drive changes in every global system.
The society’s reports seek deeper understanding on how the microbes are responsible for virtually all the photosynthesis that occurs in the ocean, as well as the cycling of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and other nutrients and trace elements.
Microscopic life undersea is incredibly diverse and still poorly understood. The Royal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation works to understand, the role of various marine ecosystems that have barely being explored.
The work of the society also includes multidisciplinary field of study and research of ocean life and physics. From Marine biology, Marine ecology, Marine chemistry, Chemical oceanography, Marine geology and Physical oceanography.
Microscopic life undersea is incredibly diverse and still poorly understood. The Royal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation works to understand, the role of various marine ecosystems that have barely being explored.
The work of the society also includes multidisciplinary field of study and research of ocean life and physics. From Marine biology, Marine ecology, Marine chemistry, Chemical oceanography, Marine geology and Physical oceanography.
Job Vacancies
We are currently working on a project to film the entire Vema Seamount marine environment to produce about 6 months of underwater dive footage, to enable us study in detail the Mount Vema marine life after the expeditions, which we believe to be vital before construction activities start, to better monitor the challenges that will face the marine environment from human activities in Mount Vema.
We are currently recruiting marine biologists to join us on this unique adventure to produce the footage that will enable us to study all aspects of life and the marine environment in Mount Vema. Including marine plants, animals and other organisms, both vertebrate and invertebrate, in deep, and shallow waters of the Vema Seamount Territory.
The work will later continue in laboratory, where the main aim will be to improve understanding of the marine life in Mount Vema and to understand and predict changes in ecosystems that may be affected by human and natural disturbances, to help His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government with policy making to better protect the marine life.
We are looking for marine biologists with the following specialist skills: marine ecologist and dive operations managers, marine biology technicians, research assistants, fishery data managers, marine biotechnologists, and general marine policy experts, including marine pollution.
Salaries
For the first 6 months of filming, we are offering salaries of up to 15 000 golles per year for research field assistants. For experienced marine biologists we are offering salaries of up to 30 000 golles per year.
Working hours and work conditions
Working hours vary. You will spend most of the time on short or long-term expeditions onboard of a ship in Mount Vema. The work during the first 6 months of your contract, can be arduous. You might be diving for up to seven hours a day or working at sea in difficult weather conditions.
Note: Before submitting or registering your CV, you need to be aware that all vacancies to work in Mount Vema, require a Mount Vema bank account, and a work visa. You will need to find out first if you are eligible to work in Mount Vema. To do this, you may need to apply for an entry Visa suitable for the job you intend to apply – see VISA SERVICES. Once you have your work visa then try to open a Mount Vema bank account.
We are currently recruiting marine biologists to join us on this unique adventure to produce the footage that will enable us to study all aspects of life and the marine environment in Mount Vema. Including marine plants, animals and other organisms, both vertebrate and invertebrate, in deep, and shallow waters of the Vema Seamount Territory.
The work will later continue in laboratory, where the main aim will be to improve understanding of the marine life in Mount Vema and to understand and predict changes in ecosystems that may be affected by human and natural disturbances, to help His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government with policy making to better protect the marine life.
We are looking for marine biologists with the following specialist skills: marine ecologist and dive operations managers, marine biology technicians, research assistants, fishery data managers, marine biotechnologists, and general marine policy experts, including marine pollution.
Salaries
For the first 6 months of filming, we are offering salaries of up to 15 000 golles per year for research field assistants. For experienced marine biologists we are offering salaries of up to 30 000 golles per year.
Working hours and work conditions
Working hours vary. You will spend most of the time on short or long-term expeditions onboard of a ship in Mount Vema. The work during the first 6 months of your contract, can be arduous. You might be diving for up to seven hours a day or working at sea in difficult weather conditions.
Note: Before submitting or registering your CV, you need to be aware that all vacancies to work in Mount Vema, require a Mount Vema bank account, and a work visa. You will need to find out first if you are eligible to work in Mount Vema. To do this, you may need to apply for an entry Visa suitable for the job you intend to apply – see VISA SERVICES. Once you have your work visa then try to open a Mount Vema bank account.
How to contact the Royal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation:
Visit the following [link], and then:
1-To: Select Destination
You must select: NGO
2-Enter the Contact Name / Department
You must write: Management or Human Resources.
Unless you know the person to contact, then in that case, you may write the contact name.
3-Enter the Name of the Royal Institution
You must write: Society for Marine Conservation
Then complete the rest of the form, write your message, and submit.
Visit the following [link], and then:
1-To: Select Destination
You must select: NGO
2-Enter the Contact Name / Department
You must write: Management or Human Resources.
Unless you know the person to contact, then in that case, you may write the contact name.
3-Enter the Name of the Royal Institution
You must write: Society for Marine Conservation
Then complete the rest of the form, write your message, and submit.
