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Vacancies at Reprieve – Frequently Asked Questions

Published: 09/12/2014

Vacancies at Reprieve - Frequently Asked Questions

Reprieve receives a substantial number of enquiries about our paid and voluntary vacancies, so we’ve put together this FAQ, with answers to some of the most common questions people generally ask us.

Paid roles How does Reprieve recruit for paid positions? Should I send you my CV? Any new paid employment vacancies are advertised on the “Work for Reprieve” page and via our employment mailing list (which you can sign up to here). Because we have limited funding and office space, we only recruit for specific identified vacancies. This means that we don’t accept speculative applications for paid work. Where are Reprieve based? Do you have offices around the UK or internationally? Reprieve’s UK office is located in central London; we don’t have any offices elsewhere. Reprieve provides funding for a small number of external Fellows. These funding agreements centre around a specific project critical to Reprieve’s ongoing casework, but which we’re unable to achieve solely through the resources available to our London-based staff. We currently fund Reprieve Fellows in Pakistan, Malawi, the USA and South East Asia. When will you next have paid vacancies available? It’s impossible to tell when new positions will become available, but if you sign up to our recruitment mailing list, you’ll get an email whenever new roles are advertised. I have a question which isn’t covered here – please email applications@reprieve.org.uk

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