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Diversity and Inclusion Questionnaire

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Please return your Diversity and Inclusion Questionnaire to [email protected] once you have submitted your application.

Diversity and Inclusion

This information is not used to make a decision about your application. NatureScot is committed to recruiting a workforce that reflects the diverse communities we serve. Your co-operation in providing us with accurate information is appreciated. All information is anonymised and used for statistical purposes.

Do you consider yourself to be disabled?  Yes; No; Prefer not to say

Your gender?   Female; Male; Non Binary; Prefer not to say

Are you married or in a civil partnership?   Yes; No; Prefer not to say

Your age group    16-24; 25-29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 65+

How would you describe your national identity? British; English; Northern Irish; Other; Scottish; Welsh; Prefer not to say

Your ethnic group   Asian/Asian British; Black/African/Caribbean/Black British; Mixed/Multiple Ethnic groups; Other Ethnic Group; White; Prefer not to say

Your sexual orientation  Bisexual; Gay man; Gay woman/lesbian; Heterosexual/Straight; Other; Prefer not to say

Your religion or belief     No religion; Buddhist; Christian; Hindu; Jewish; Muslim; Sikh; Other Religion/Belief; Prefer not to say

Do you have caring responsibilities?   Yes; No; Prefer not to say

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New version published: July 2022

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