British Embassy Job Vacancy
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British Embassy Job Vacancy
The British Government is an inclusive and diversity-friendly employer. We value difference, promote equivalency and challenge demarcation, enhancing our organisational capability. We drink and encourage operations from people of all backgrounds. We don't distinguish on the base of disability, race, colour, race, gender identity, religion, sexual exposure, age, stager status or other order defended by law. We promote family-friendly flexible working openings, where functional and security requirements allow.
Position: Private Sector Development Advisor
Essential qualifications, skills and experience
• A degree or analogous qualification in Economics, Finance, or Business.
• At least 3 times of experience working on profitable and/ or private sector development issues in Ethiopia. Desirable qualifications, chops and experience
• Experience working in an transnational association.
• Experience in managing profitable development programs.
Language: English Level of language needed Proficient needed actions
• Making Effective opinions, Delivering at Pace, Communicating and impacting, and Working Together
Grade Grade 7( G7) Type of Position Full- time, endless Working hours per week 36 Region Africa Country/ Territory Ethiopia Location( City) Addis Ababa Type of Post British Embassy Number of vacuities 1 payment Currency USD payment 25426.00 per annum launch Date 1 April 2023 Other benefits and conditions of employment
The British Embassy is committed to supporting all staff to reach their eventuality. A wide range of literacy and development openings are available in Addis and in the UK, covering both specialized and more general chops. Officers are encouraged to develop literacy and development plans as part of the FCDO periodic performance operation process.
operation ending Date February 01, 2023
How to Apply
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