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Workplace: It's not the money, but ... Traveller services

The posts require proven project management skills, excellent computer literacy and written and spoken English. Candidates should have experience of Traveller education support and knowledge of the Traveller lifestyle. The inclusion officer role will involve doing outreach work and contributing to the development of services.

SALARIES AT SEPTEMBER 2005Head of Traveller educationservice (Hertfordshire) 38,955-42,153Inclusion officer (Camden) 27,717-29,169Family learning office -Traveller education service 18,450-20,295(North Lincolnshire)Parents First co-ordinator(Harrow) 17,643.65

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