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Friday, February 25, 2011

Various Urgent Jobs Vacancies In A Reputable Organization Friday 25th February,2011

Our client, based in Abuja, require the services of competent, self driven, motivated and seasoned applicants to occupy the following positions:

LEGAL OFFICERS
Minimum qualifications for these posts: LL.B, BL
(a) Deputy Director Ref:
L/DD/GL16
Minimum experience is 22 years post qualification
(b) Assistant Director Ref:
L/AD/GL15
Minimum experience is 18 years (post qualification)
(c) Chief Legal Officer
L/CLO/GL14
Minimum experience is 15 years (post qualification)
(d) Assistant Chief Officers Ref:
L/ACLO/GL13
Minimum experience is 12 years (post qualification)
(e) Principal Legal Officers Ref:
L/PLO/GL12
Minimum experience is 8 years (post qualification)
(f) Senior Legal Officers Ref:
L/SLO/GL10
Minimum experience is 5 years (post qualification)
(g) Legal Officers Ref:
L/LO/GL09
Minimum experience is 1 year plus NYSC Completion mandatory

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS
Minimum qualifications for these posts: B.A., B.Sc., in any relevant fields of Arts or Social Sciences from recognized Universities/Institutions

(a) Administrative Officer I Ref:
L/AOI/GL09
Minimum experience is 1 year plus NYSC Completion mandatory
(b) Administrative Officer II Ref:
L/AOIIGL08
Must have completed NYSC

ACCOUNTANTS
Minimum qualifications for these posts are B.Sc. Accounting from recognized Universities/Institutions
(a) Accountant I Ref:
L/ACCTS/AI/GL09
Minimum experience is 2 years plus NYSC Completion mandatory
(b) Accountant II Ref:
L/ACCTS/AII/GL08
Completion of mandatory NYSC

CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES
Ref: L/AD/ADMIN/CS/GL08
HND in Secretarial Studies from recognized InstitutionsMinimum of 2 years experience

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Interested candidates should apply by e-mail attaching an application and detailed CV with 3 referees indicated to
hr@entcommltd.com
not later than 16th March, 2011.
Only short listed candidates would be contacted.

Application For Nigerian Navy Basic Training School Batch 20 (NNBTS 20) For SSCE/NECO/GCE/NCE/OND/RM APPLICANTS

Applicants are to carefully read the guidelines online.

Online registration starts on

8th March, 2011

And closes on

22nd April, 2011

Guidelines
Interested applicants are advised to apply online at www.service.nigeriannavy.gov.ng
Applicants are to complete form online and make payment at the following designated banks:
United bank for Africa
Sterling Bank
Intercontinental Bank
Method Of Application
To complete the form
Visit the website www.service.nigeriannavy.gov.ng
Click on start application and complete the application form
Click the save button and submit the online application form
Print out the pay4me acknowledgement slip and take it any branch of the above mentioned banks.

Take the payment receipt given at the bank to the website to complete the application
Print out your parent/guardian consent form and attestation of local government form

QUALIFICATIONS
Applicants must be holders of SSCE/NECO/GCE/NCE/OND/RN/RM equivalent only.
Applicants must be between 18 – 21 years for holders of SSCE/NECO/GCE and be between 18 – 25 years for holders of OND/NCE/RN/RM by 31 December, 2011.
Male applicants must not be less than 1.70 meters tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.67 meters tall.

Recruitment exercise will hold between 10 – 24 May 2011 at the designated centers.
For further information see the instruction page on the website or call the following support line:
09-8704817, 09-8708475 and 08078406568 or
Email: navy.support@seglobal.com
Navy secretary
For chief of naval staff
Copied from The Guardian Newspaper, 22 February, 2011
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International Expert Democratic Governance (NASS, PP) FCT Abuja.

Background
Democratic governance is a concept that emerged from the principles that are based on the understanding that an effective system of democratic governance is one which is based on representative, equitable (across gender and other categories), transparent, accountable and inclusive institutions; a vibrant, responsible and capable media; and a dynamic civil society which is engaged in the political process. The overall goal of the Democratic Governance for Development Project (DGD) in Nigeria is to help develop the capacity of national and sub-national institutions, networks and processes, whether governmental or non-governmental, as a contribution to the further entrenchment of democratic governance in Nigeria.
Efforts on the electoral cycle reinforce national efforts to build the norms, practices, mechanisms and institutions that can foster active citizenship and stronger democratic accountability, in keeping with the stated objectives of Government policy. The project provides technical assistance to the Electoral Institute of the Independent National Electoral Commission and State Independent Electoral Commissions. In addition, the project works with civil society and other democratic institutions to help them maximize public participation and confidence in the outcome of elections.

Work on broader issues of democratic governance helps build the norms, practices and institutions that can underpin the development of democratic governance in Nigeria over the medium- to long-term whilst also supporting near-term action on pressing issues such constitutional and electoral reform. The project primarily provides technical assistance and financing for capacity development linked to practical outcomes in a number of areas: legislature, election management bodies, political parties, civil society, media and gender equality in politics.
Nigeria's next general elections are due in 2011. With the support made available through a joint donor fund established to provide assistance to Nigerian democratic institutions, the UNDP Project Management Unit commenced the Initiation Plan in October 2009. The IP ended in July 2010 and the current pre-election phase of the DGD project is on-going. Contributors to this project are the European Commission (EC), the UK Department for International Development (DFID), the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), The Government of Korea and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). A Project Management Unit (PMU) runs the project under the leadership of the UNDP.
Under the strategic direction of the Project Director, and working in close coordination with UNDP's Capacity for Governance Team Leader and development partners, the International Expert Democratic Governance National Assembly and Political Parties will support and provide expert services in negotiations, identification of priorities, preparation of relevant documents and follow up support for management and continued partnership development to the project on behalf of UNDP.

Duties and Responsibilities
Summary of key functions:

Advice the Project Director on matters of democratic governance (including elections);
Manage NASS and PP components of the project and build relationships accordingly;
Coordinate with other partners, forge relationships, mobilize resources also through the relevant Component Sectoral Working Group;
Any other duties as assigned by the Project Director.
Function / Expected Results:
Advice the Project Director on matters of democratic governance (including elections) focusing on achievement of the following results:
Provide input into the advice given by the Project Director to UNDP, JDBF partners, other national institutions, beneficiaries and sub-contractors;
Provide substantive inputs to the democratic governance components of the project to advice the Project
Management Board on its strategic planning and decision-making;
Effective supervision and achievement of deliverables from all democratic governance related activities of the project.
Function / Expected Results:
Manage National Assembly (NASS) and Political Parties (PP) components of the project focusing on the achievement of the following results:
Coordination of all activities relating to the National Assembly (NASS) and Political Parties (PP) components of the project;
Drafting of work-plans, timelines and budget for NASS & PP activities for debating by PMU/CO and donor partners;
Drafting of terms of reference for calling for proposals for NASS & PP related activities, follow their selection,
Prepare and manage agreements with consultants and democratic organizations for specified services and objectives in collaboration with the international expert;
Effective monitoring and evaluation of National Assembly and Political Party related project activities thereby ensuring value for money;
Building a robust and healthy relationship with partner institutions like the National Assembly and Political parties as well as ensure synergy between the democratic institutions and the PMU.
Function / Expected Results:
Coordinate with other partners, forge relationships, mobilize resources also through the relevant Component Sectoral Working Group focusing on the achievement of the following results:
Coordination of the project components on National Assembly and Political Parties with other development partners' work with the same democratic institutions. The coordination is to help prevent overlap or duplication of programme activities;
Liaison with National Assembly and Political Parties in order to ensure healthy working relationships;
Helping to mobilize resources through the sectoral working group;
Development and nurturing of broader partnerships in the areas of democratic governance and elections;
Communicate and advocate the international partners' positions and engage with Nigerian partners effectively.
Impact of Results
The key results impact positively on the overall efficiency of the DGD project including improved business results and client services. Accurate representation and linkages provided with the individual in line with the information and a client-oriented approach enhances UNDP's capability to effectively and efficiently manage program and projects.

Competencies
Corporate Competencies:

Demonstrates integrity by modeling the UN's values and ethical standards;
Promotes the shared vision, mission and strategic goals of the partners supporting the initiative;
Displays strong cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability;
Treats all people fairly without favoritism.

Functional Competencies:
Proven competence in the field of democratic governance, well-informed on both electoral and broader democratic governance issues such as legislative development, the role and potential of mass and community media, civil society in emerging democratic societies, and the participation and role of women in politics. Comfortable with full range of sub-sectors within the project, although possibly more knowledgeable and experienced in some areas. S/he should have a strong grasp of the strategic, policy and nuts-and-bolts issues involved in capacity development in the area of democratic governance;
Ability to appreciate and respond productively to the challenges faced in leading a high-risk initiative in a politically challenging environment. Ability to maintain calm and poise in high pressure and sometimes provocative situations as well as apply skills in mediation and consensus-building;
Solid academic background and demonstrated abilities in analysis of complex political situations and providing strategic advice, while maintaining personal detachment;
Proven managerial experience in an international context and ability to lead teams. Proven ability to make sound decisions in delegation of responsibilities and in finding a balance between a focus on detail and keeping an eye on the big picture. Consistently approaches work with energy and a positive, constructive attitude;
Strong inter-personal communications and diplomatic skills, with an ability to listen, understand and respond effectively to different and divergent points of view expressed by a wide range of stakeholders. Ability to build strong relationships with clients, focuses on impact and result for the client and responds positively to feedback;
Ability to establish priorities and to plan, coordinate and monitor work plans. Proven ability to work under pressure and produce output that is accurate, timely and of high quality. Ability to manage conflicting priorities;
Ability to understand and apply tools such as the logical framework, results-based approaches like UNDP's RBM and PRINCE2. Solid knowledge and experience of project management. Ability to support and provide oversight to strategic planning, results-based management and reporting;
Resourcefulness, good interpersonal skills and ability to work in a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic environment with sensitivity and respect for diversity. Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain effective work relationships with and between different levels and types of project personnel and counterparts.

Required Skills and Experience
Education:
Advanced university degree (Masters or Phd) related to democratic governance and development, such as Law, Political Science, and other social sciences.
Experience:
A minimum of 7 years of experience in planning and implementing National Assembly and Political Party activities in relation to electoral reforms and democratic process;
Work experience in democratic governance, including electoral issues, dealing with: (a) policy dialogue and advisory work; (b) leadership and management of research and analysis; (c) design and execution of capacity development programmes; (d) project management, including the leadership of multi-disciplinary expert teams, preferably funded by development partners (UN or other); and (e) promotion of stakeholder/community awareness of and participation in democratic governance.
A good understanding of the social, economic, political and historical trends underpinning African and, ideally, Nigerian governance and electoral processes.
Skills in training, process facilitation, strategic planning, and partnership-building.
Ability to prepare high quality policy briefs, analytical reports, and technical research reflecting global good practice in democratic governance.
Excellent PC user skills: word processing, spreadsheets, databases and web-based research.
Ability to travel within Nigeria and overseas.
Proven track record of advising, organizing and supervising public awareness activities partnering with democratic organizations capacity-building projects.
Excellent knowledge of election procedures and frameworks.
Ability to work harmoniously with people from different cultural backgrounds.
Familiarity with the democratic landscape in Nigeria.
Language Requirements:
Strong skills in written communications in English particularly in preparing issue-based papers or reports.
Excellent spoken English is also required.
Applications should be submitted on line and include the UNDP Personal History Form (P11) posted at http://sas.undp.org/Documents/P11_Personal_history_form.doc . Only short-listed applicants will be contacted.
UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence.

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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Nigerian Navy 2011 Recruitment Form For Direct Short Service Commission ( Course 20 )

Nigerian Navy Recruitment Form 2011 for Direct Short Service Commission (Course 20)

Nigerian Navy is dated to 1914, when the northern and southern marine detachments were merged to form the Nigerian Marine Department

QUALIFICATIONS:
Interested applicants must possess a minimum of Second Class Upper division for First degree holders and Upper Credit for HND holders. Male Applicants must not be less than 1.70 metres tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.67 metre tall. Applicants should be between 22 and 30 years of age by 31st December 2011. Serving personnel with requisite qualification could also apply.

APTITUDE TEST WILL HOLD ON THE 5th OF MARCH 2011.

ONLINE REGISTRATION STARTS ON: 24th January 2011

AND CLOSES ON: 23rd February 2011

YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ THE GUIDELINES CAREFULLY.

APPLICATION FOR 20TH BATCH DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONAPPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FROM SUITABLY QUALIFIED NIGERIANS FOR DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION INTO THE NIGERIAN NAVY IN THE UNDER LISTED DEPARTMENTS.

ENGINEERING1.
Applicants must possess B.sc or M.sc in Naval Architecture/Ship Design, Mechanical, Electrical, Marine,Aeronautical, Electronics and equivalent qualifications. Membership of Council of Registered Engineers of Nigeria (COREN) will be an added advantage.

MEDICAL
2. Medical Specialists:
Applicants must possess MBBS degree or equivalent plus registerable post graduate/specialist qualifications. Preference would be given to Obstetricians and Gynaecologist, Cardiologists, ENT Surgeons, Radiologist, Pathologist, Pediatricians, Physicians, General Surgeons, Psychiatrists, Orthopedics Surgeons, Anesthetists and Optometrists.
3. Doctors: Applicants must be members of the Nigerian Medical or Dental Council of Nigeria.
4. Dental Surgeons: Applicants must possess registerable degree acceptable to the Nigerian Medical and Dental Council.
5. Physiotherapists: Applicants must posses Bsc Physiotherapy and must be members of Institutes of the Nigerian Society of Physiotherapists.
6. Pharmacists: Applicants must possess a degree in pharmacy and must be members of Pharmacy Board of Nigeria.
7. Medical Lab Scientists: Applicants must possess Bsc, AIMS or its equivalents in Medical Lab Sciences registered with the Institute of Medical Lab Science & Technology of Nigeria.
8. Radiographers: Applicants must possess Bsc/HND in Radiography.
9. Optometrists: MBBS required.
10. Nurses: (Bsc Nursing).
11. Biomedical Engineer: Bsc
12. Medical Record: HND/Bsc

ACCOUNT AND BUDGET
13. Applicants must possess B.sc in Accounting or Banking and Finance. Membership of professional accounting bodies such as ICAN, ANAN etc is an added advantage.

LOGISTICS
14. Applicants must possess B.sc/HND in any of the following fields: Business Administration,Marketing/Purchasing and supply, Catering/Hotel Management,Automobile Engineering,Quality Surveying and Computer Engineering,Building Engineering, Estate Management and Msc Architecture, Transport Management, or relevant professional bodies will be an added advantage.

EDUCATION
15.Applicants must possess Bsc,BA or B.Ed in any of the following: Maths,Physical Sciences,French or Computer Science.Computer Literacy will be an added advantage.

INFORMATION
16. Applicants must possess Bsc in Mass Communication, BA Graphics Arts or BA Printing Tech. Membership of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations will be an added advantage.

LEGAL SERVICES
17. Applicants must possess LL.B and BL. Possession of LLM will be an added advantage.

SPORTS
18. Applicants must possess Bsc Physical & Health Education.

MUSIC
19. Applicants must possess BA/HND Music with specialisation in any musical instrument(s).

APTITUDE TEST WILL HOLD ON THE 5th OF MARCH 2011.

HOW TO APPLY

GUIDELINES:
1. Interested candidates are advised to apply online at

http://service .nigeriannavy.gov.ng

2. Applicants are to complete form online and make payment at any of the following designated banks:
UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, STERLING BANK, INTERCONTINENTAL BANK
3. (a). Applicants can only print out the following under listed document after payment of application fee at the designated banks:
-Local Government attestation form
-Parent/Guardian consent form.
-Acknowledgement form.
(b) Applicants are to note that applications submitted online without payment of application fee at any of the above mentioned banks will not be validated and processed.
NOTE: ONLINE REGISTRATION STARTS ON: 24th January 2011 AND CLOSES ON: 23rd February 2011
YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ THE GUIDELINES CAREFULLY.

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