Region
Sub Saharan Africa
Country
Nigeria
Location
Lagos
Department
English & Exams
Job Category
Exams
Pay Band
Pay Band 4
Vacancy Description
Role is Pay Band 4 (administrative support)/Temporary contract (June 2016 – December 2016/Open to internal and external applicants/Applicants must have the right to work and live in Nigeria/Post is in Lagos.
British Council is recruiting an Examinations Officer - Schools (Maternity Cover) to support Examination Services in Nigeria in delivering exams and tests and to maintain them at the highest professional standards as set out in the British Council's EQCA (Examination Quality & Compliance Standards), examinations boards and partner standards.
See the role profile for the role accountabilities and responsibilities.
Applicants must have experience
Providing and monitoring service within quality standards.
Working quickly and accurately to tight deadlines.
Handling and reporting on payments from customers.
Training and managing a team to deliver to quality standards.
Relevant skills needed to be successful in the role includes:
English Language proficiency to IELTS band 7.0, CEF C2 in all areas (or equivalent).
Strong Attention to Detail.
Customer Service Focus.
Strong Organisation Skills.
Teamwork & ability to deal with conflict.
Vacancy Announcement Date: 15th April, 2016
Closing date:23:59 UK time 22nd April, 2016
See the role profile for the role accountabilities and responsibilities.
Applicants must have experience
Providing and monitoring service within quality standards.
Working quickly and accurately to tight deadlines.
Handling and reporting on payments from customers.
Training and managing a team to deliver to quality standards.
Relevant skills needed to be successful in the role includes:
English Language proficiency to IELTS band 7.0, CEF C2 in all areas (or equivalent).
Strong Attention to Detail.
Customer Service Focus.
Strong Organisation Skills.
Teamwork & ability to deal with conflict.
Vacancy Announcement Date: 15th April, 2016
Closing date:23:59 UK time 22nd April, 2016
Region
Sub Saharan Africa
Country
Nigeria
Location
Lagos
Department
English & Exams
Job Category
Exams
Pay Band
Pay Band 4
Vacancy Description
Role is Pay Band 4 (administrative support)/Temporary contract (June 2016 – December 2016/Open to internal and external applicants/Applicants must have the right to work and live in Nigeria/Post is in Lagos.
British Council is recruiting an Examinations Officer - Schools (Maternity Cover) to support Examination Services in Nigeria in delivering exams and tests and to maintain them at the highest professional standards as set out in the British Council's EQCA (Examination Quality & Compliance Standards), examinations boards and partner standards.
See the role profile for the role accountabilities and responsibilities.
Applicants must have experience
Providing and monitoring service within quality standards.
Working quickly and accurately to tight deadlines.
Handling and reporting on payments from customers.
Training and managing a team to deliver to quality standards.
Relevant skills needed to be successful in the role includes:
English Language proficiency to IELTS band 7.0, CEF C2 in all areas (or equivalent).
Strong Attention to Detail.
Customer Service Focus.
Strong Organisation Skills.
Teamwork & ability to deal with conflict.
Vacancy Announcement Date: 15th April, 2016
Closing date:23:59 UK time 22nd April, 2
See the role profile for the role accountabilities and responsibilities.
Applicants must have experience
Providing and monitoring service within quality standards.
Working quickly and accurately to tight deadlines.
Handling and reporting on payments from customers.
Training and managing a team to deliver to quality standards.
Relevant skills needed to be successful in the role includes:
English Language proficiency to IELTS band 7.0, CEF C2 in all areas (or equivalent).
Strong Attention to Detail.
Customer Service Focus.
Strong Organisation Skills.
Teamwork & ability to deal with conflict.
Vacancy Announcement Date: 15th April, 2016
Closing date:23:59 UK time 22nd April, 2
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