Nigeria French Language Village Recruitment for Nursing Officers

The Nigeria French Language Village, an inter University center for French studies established by the Federal Government of Nigeria to cater primarily for undergraduate students of French in tertiary institutions, is an autonomous Institution operating under the ambit of the National Universities Commission (NUC). Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the underlisted Senior Staff position.

Job Title: Nursing Officer – Contiss 07 (N579,391 – N857,305)

REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATION
Nursing Officer/Nursing Superintendent/Midwife Officer

Candidate must possess the following qualifications:-

The NRN plus NRM who has duly registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of NigeriaWorking knowledge of French will be an added advantageMinimum of three years of working experience

CONDITION OF SERVICE
The same as applicable in Nigeria Federal Universities

Application Deadline: June 05, 2012

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Application letters with photocopies of relevant supporting documents should be submitted in ten (10) copies along with ten (10) copies of detailed curriculum vitae containing the following information.

Name in fullPlace and Date of BirthHome addressPresent Postal Address and Phone No.Gsm No(s)Nationality at BirthPresent NationalityState of Origin, if NigerianMarital StatusNumber and ages of childrenAcademic and Professional qualification (including distinction with dates). Photocopies of certificates are to be enclosedWorking experience (up to present status, grade and salary. Photocopy of last pay slips should be attachedProposed date of availability for duties, if appointed

On the left hand cover of the envelopes should be marked the exact position being sought for.

Application with supporting documents are to be sent by registered post or handed directly to:

The Registrar
Nigeria French Language Village,
P.M.B. 1011
Ajara – Badagry
Lagos State.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted for interview.

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