Showing posts with label Job Application. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Job Application. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2016

Mercy Corps Nigeria Fresh Job Recruitment : READ GUIDES ON HOW TO APPLY

 

Mercy Corps is scaling-up and expanding its humanitarian response in Northeast Nigeria to reach more beneficiaries with additional assistance in a wider geographic area.

We are  recruiting to fill the following positions below:

1.) Program Officer - Cash for Work
Click Here To View Details


2.)
Senior Program Officer - Gender and ProtectionClick Here To View Details


3.) Senior Program Officer - Food and NFI


Click Here To View Details


4.) Livelihoods Program ManagerClick Here To View Details


5.) Program Officer - Village Savings & Loans Association (VSLA)Click Here To View Details


6.) Program Officer - Cash TransferClick Here To View Details


GUIDES ON HOW TO APPLY

Positions are mostly in the Northern part of Nigeria. So, if you don't mind, apply but its adviser to be open to relocation. Flexibility will help you grow your career, being rigid is disadvantage to you when you are just starting a career.

Each of the above links would take you to website TO APPLY. Carefully, read the Expected results for this position, the Key Accountabilities and Duties and the qualification required for the Candidates.

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) Lead Africa Graduate Program 2016

 

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)  is recruiting to fill the position of:

Job Title: Lead Africa Graduate program - Sales Specialist

Job Code: 3110BR
Location: Lagos
Employment Type: Full-Time
Contract type: Fixed Term - Long Term

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Resume Tips: HOW TO WRITE COMPELLING RESUME IN NIGERIA

 

 

A resume describes your skills, experience, training, and education. Employers use resumes to quickly see whether your background fits their job opening. For a strong impact, include only the experiences that make you a good candidate for a job. Here’s what to include:
 
SectionInformation to include
Contact informationAt the top of your resume, write your full name, home address, phone number, and email address. If you don't have a permanent address, use a location where you can receive mail, or a rented post office box.
SummaryWrite your 3-4 top accomplishments or skills.
Work experienceList past jobs you've held. Include the name of the employer or company, city and state, your job title, dates you held the job, accomplishments, main tasks, if you were promoted, or other highlights.
EducationList education and training you have done. Include school or program name, city and state, dates attended, and any diplomas, degrees, or certifications you have earned.
Volunteering / activitiesList volunteer or community work you have done. Also include other activities that can show your responsibility, commitment, or skills such as sports, clubs, or languages spoken.
Military experienceList dates of military service, rank reached, and branch. Write in any special training or skills you gained.
Download this sample resume and edit it to create your own resume.

A good resume represents you well. Remember to be:

  • Truthful. State your skills and abilities accurately.
  • Brief. Limit your resume to one page.
  • Error-free. Proofread your resume and ask at least one other good speller to review it.
  • Professional. Print your resume on high-quality paper using a quality printer
  • Readable. Use an easy to read font, minimal boldface, avoid italics and underlining, and leave white space.
  • A good match. Use keywords that match words from the job posting or description

Job references

References are people who will speak positively on your behalf about your skills, abilities, work history, and motivation. Most employers will ask for three references, either when you apply, or at a job interview.
Steps for requesting a reference:
  • Get permission to use someone as your reference in advance. Ask if they would feel comfortable being a reference for you, to be sure they will speak positively about you.
  • People you could ask: previous work supervisor, co-worker, teacher, mentor, religious or spiritual advisor, volunteer supervisor, or others. Usually family and close friends do not serve as references.
  • Confirm how your reference likes to be contacted, and the best times to reach her or him. Make sure it’s OK to give his or her name, phone number, and email address to the employer.
  • Give your reference a copy of your resume and the job description for the position, so they know what to focus on.
  • Create a one-page document that lists each reference’s name, job title, company or organization, street address, phone number, and email address. You will give this to an employer at your job interview, or send it to them on request.
  • After your interview, send each of your references a thank you note, and let them know when you get a position.
 
 

Job Application in Nigeria: Make your job application polished.

Job applications can be tiring and frustrating but have the right skill on how to write a compelling applications that would limit the amount of frustration on job application repetition.

Employers use job applications to learn your work history, and help them decide who to interview for a job. Make yours shine by following these tips:

Collect information ahead of time

Applications often ask for these details:
  • Your name, phone, email address, and home address
  • Information about previous jobs including the business or employer's name, address and telephone numbers, your job title, and the dates you were employed
  • Names, phone numbers (and sometimes addresses) of personal references such as coworkers, bosses, or community members that know you well
  • Details about your education including schools and training programs, and degrees or certificates earned
  • The hours or days you can work and when you can start
Download this personal data worksheet and use it to record your information. You can then use it to fill out many job applications—bring it with you if you are going to apply onsite for a job.