British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers">British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers</a>Posted on Wed 09th Nov, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html">(17 comments)</a><br /><br /> The <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/british-high-commission-nigeria/"><strong>British High Commission Abuja</strong></a> is looking for two full time Entry Clearance Officers to work within the Visa Section. The positions are for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<br />The British High Commission Abuja has the following vacancies in its Visa Section:<br /><br /><strong>Job Position: Le Entry Clearance Officer (2)<br /> <br />Job Summary</strong><br />The successful candidates will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. The main duties will include: Assessing the full range of visa applications and interviewing applicants in a fair, objective and courteous manner. Making quick and pragmatic decisions to issue and refuse visas in accordance  with the Immigration Rules, and within agreed time-scales. Dealing with correspondence and other enquiries from applicants, sponsors and members of the public. Preparing well-presented and accurate replies, written in plain English, within target times. Preparing written statements and paperwork related to the appeals process, and making sure that they are also well presented and accurate. Entry Clearance Officer positions are only open to staff who have, or can obtain, UK Security Clearance. Only those who have or can obtain UK Security Clearance should bid. The UK Government also requires that all Entry Clearance Officers have successfully completed the UK Entry Clearance Officer training course. Because of the urgent need to recruit staff to these positions, preference will be given to those bidders who have already completed the Entry Clearance Officer training course.<strong>Qualities Needed</strong><br />We are looking for British passport holders with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidates should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks. <br /><br />The most important qualities required are: Good communication with excellent spoken and written English. Computer literacy with accurate typing skills of at least 25 words per minute. The ability to remain customer focused, polite and courteous under pressure. The ability to work quickly and  reliably with little supervision to meet challenging targets. The capability of making quick decisions, in accordance with set rules and the ability to show that these decisions are fair and just. Ability to work well under pressure. Excellent team players – this is an all for one, and one for all environment. Flexibility and a positive attitude to working in a forward thinking, modern and motivated department, which is working at the forefront of visa work. We are committed to improving standards and procedures – and we are looking for like-minded employees. To effectively represent the Visa Section, the British High Commission, and the UK Government as a whole. Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment is preferable and good keyboard skills and familiarity with computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is essential for the role. Any successful candidates who have not undertaken entry clearance officer roles within a visa section in the last two years will also be expected to successfully complete the three week mandatory entry clearance officer training course in London on a date tbc before assuming their positions.This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. One of these positions is open to job-share possibilities. Should you be interested in part-time job-share working, please make this clear on your application form. The monthly salary is N329,656, and in addition to this you will be entitled to a personal salary protection allowance of N65,931. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira.<br /><br /><strong>Application Process</strong><br />The application process is comprised of two stages. The first stage will comprise a written scenario exercise. The second stage will be an interview which will be split into two parts. For the first part  you will be presented with two scenarios to which you will be asked some questions. The second part you will be asked for specific examples of where you have demonstrated particular skills in the past. No prior knowledge of Entry clearance work is required.<br /><strong><br />All Applicants will be  assessed against the following core competencies:</strong> Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationships Builds co-operative relationships and encourages participation. Is approachable to others and provides support to colleagues when needed. Leading on Equality and Diversity Actively recognises, takes account of and includes equality and diversity of individuals and groups, styles and perspectives<strong>Customer Focused</strong><br />Understands and focuses on customer needs and demonstrates a systematic and innovative approach to improving the quality of service offered. Understands and takes responsibilities to meet all targets.<br /><strong> <br />Review and Recognise Performance</strong><br />Puts in place plans to assess progress against objectives and works steadily to ensure own work keeps on schedule.<br /> <br /><strong>Write Effectively</strong><br />Write in a clear, accurate and structured way, using plain English. Produce written information which sets out key issues, options and actions in a clear and structured manner.<br /> <br /><strong>Use ICT (change summary and indicators)</strong><br />Uses appropriate methods to communicate and influence others. Understands the need to present information clearly and use appropriate style according to audience<br /> <br />All those interested in applying must complete the LE ECO core competency based Application Form. You should also enclose a passport sized photograph and a copy of your passport bio-data page.<br /><strong><br />Method of Application</strong><br /><a href="http://ukinnigeria.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/word/17694799/Application" target="_blank"><strong>Click here to Download the Application form</strong></a>: <br />Fill the Application Form and send to:<br />Human Resources Manager<br />British High Commission<br />Shehu Shagari Way<br />Maitama, Abuja<br /> <br />Deadline For Applications <br />Friday 11th November 2011<br /><br />Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted. Interviews are likely to be held during the week commencing 28 November 2011.

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British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers">British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers</a>Posted on Wed 09th Nov, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html">(17 comments)</a><br /><br /> The <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/british-high-commission-nigeria/"><strong>British High Commission Abuja</strong></a> is looking for two full time Entry Clearance Officers to work within the Visa Section. The positions are for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<br />The British High Commission Abuja has the following vacancies in its Visa Section:<br /><br /><strong>Job Position: Le Entry Clearance Officer (2)<br /> <br />Job Summary</strong><br />The successful candidates will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. The main duties will include: Assessing the full range of visa applications and interviewing applicants in a fair, objective and courteous manner. Making quick and pragmatic decisions to issue and refuse visas in accordance  with the Immigration Rules, and within agreed time-scales. Dealing with correspondence and other enquiries from applicants, sponsors and members of the public. Preparing well-presented and accurate replies, written in plain English, within target times. Preparing written statements and paperwork related to the appeals process, and making sure that they are also well presented and accurate. Entry Clearance Officer positions are only open to staff who have, or can obtain, UK Security Clearance. Only those who have or can obtain UK Security Clearance should bid. The UK Government also requires that all Entry Clearance Officers have successfully completed the UK Entry Clearance Officer training course. Because of the urgent need to recruit staff to these positions, preference will be given to those bidders who have already completed the Entry Clearance Officer training course.<strong>Qualities Needed</strong><br />We are looking for British passport holders with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidates should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks. <br /><br />The most important qualities required are: Good communication with excellent spoken and written English. Computer literacy with accurate typing skills of at least 25 words per minute. The ability to remain customer focused, polite and courteous under pressure. The ability to work quickly and  reliably with little supervision to meet challenging targets. The capability of making quick decisions, in accordance with set rules and the ability to show that these decisions are fair and just. Ability to work well under pressure. Excellent team players – this is an all for one, and one for all environment. Flexibility and a positive attitude to working in a forward thinking, modern and motivated department, which is working at the forefront of visa work. We are committed to improving standards and procedures – and we are looking for like-minded employees. To effectively represent the Visa Section, the British High Commission, and the UK Government as a whole. Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment is preferable and good keyboard skills and familiarity with computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is essential for the role. Any successful candidates who have not undertaken entry clearance officer roles within a visa section in the last two years will also be expected to successfully complete the three week mandatory entry clearance officer training course in London on a date tbc before assuming their positions.This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. One of these positions is open to job-share possibilities. Should you be interested in part-time job-share working, please make this clear on your application form. The monthly salary is N329,656, and in addition to this you will be entitled to a personal salary protection allowance of N65,931. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira.<br /><br /><strong>Application Process</strong><br />The application process is comprised of two stages. The first stage will comprise a written scenario exercise. The second stage will be an interview which will be split into two parts. For the first part  you will be presented with two scenarios to which you will be asked some questions. The second part you will be asked for specific examples of where you have demonstrated particular skills in the past. No prior knowledge of Entry clearance work is required.<br /><strong><br />All Applicants will be  assessed against the following core competencies:</strong> Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationships Builds co-operative relationships and encourages participation. Is approachable to others and provides support to colleagues when needed. Leading on Equality and Diversity Actively recognises, takes account of and includes equality and diversity of individuals and groups, styles and perspectives<strong>Customer Focused</strong><br />Understands and focuses on customer needs and demonstrates a systematic and innovative approach to improving the quality of service offered. Understands and takes responsibilities to meet all targets.<br /><strong> <br />Review and Recognise Performance</strong><br />Puts in place plans to assess progress against objectives and works steadily to ensure own work keeps on schedule.<br /> <br /><strong>Write Effectively</strong><br />Write in a clear, accurate and structured way, using plain English. Produce written information which sets out key issues, options and actions in a clear and structured manner.<br /> <br /><strong>Use ICT (change summary and indicators)</strong><br />Uses appropriate methods to communicate and influence others. Understands the need to present information clearly and use appropriate style according to audience<br /> <br />All those interested in applying must complete the LE ECO core competency based Application Form. You should also enclose a passport sized photograph and a copy of your passport bio-data page.<br /><strong><br />Method of Application</strong><br /><a href="http://ukinnigeria.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/word/17694799/Application" target="_blank"><strong>Click here to Download the Application form</strong></a>: <br />Fill the Application Form and send to:<br />Human Resources Manager<br />British High Commission<br />Shehu Shagari Way<br />Maitama, Abuja<br /> <br />Deadline For Applications <br />Friday 11th November 2011<br /><br />Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted. Interviews are likely to be held during the week commencing 28 November 2011.

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Entry Clearance Officers: British High Commission Nigeria

<BODY readability="4"><P><STRONG>The British High Commission Abuja </STRONG>is looking for two full time Entry Clearance Officers to work within the Visa Section. The positions are for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<BR>The British High Commission Abuja has the following vacancies in its Visa Section:</P><P><STRONG>Job Position: Le Entry Clearance Officer (2)</STRONG></P><P>Job Summary<BR>The successful candidates will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. The main duties will include:</P>Assessing the full range of visa applications and interviewing applicants in a fair, objective and courteous manner.Making quick and pragmatic decisions to issue and refuse visas in accordance  with the Immigration Rules, and within agreed time-scales.Dealing with correspondence and other enquiries from applicants, sponsors and members of the public.Preparing well-presented and accurate replies, written in plain English, within target times.Preparing written statements and paperwork related to the appeals process, and making sure that they are also well presented and accurate.Entry Clearance Officer positions are only open to staff who have, or can obtain, UK Security Clearance. Only those who have or can obtain UK Security Clearance should bid. The UK Government also requires that all Entry Clearance Officers have successfully completed the UK Entry Clearance Officer training course. Because of the urgent need to recruit staff to these positions, preference will be given to those bidders who have already completed the Entry Clearance Officer training course.<P><STRONG>Qualities Needed</STRONG><BR>We are looking for British passport holders with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidates should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks.</P><P>The most important qualities required are:</P>Good communication with excellent spoken and written English.Computer literacy with accurate typing skills of at least 25 words per minute.The ability to remain customer focused, polite and courteous under pressure.The ability to work quickly and  reliably with little supervision to meet challenging targets.The capability of making quick decisions, in accordance with set rules and the ability to show that these decisions are fair and just.Ability to work well under pressure.Excellent team players – this is an all for one, and one for all environment.Flexibility and a positive attitude to working in a forward thinking, modern and motivated department, which is working at the forefront of visa work. We are committed to improving standards and procedures – and we are looking for like-minded employees.To effectively represent the Visa Section, the British High Commission, and the UK Government as a whole.Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment is preferable and good keyboard skills and familiarity with computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is essential for the role.Any successful candidates who have not undertaken entry clearance officer roles within a visa section in the last two years will also be expected to successfully complete the three week mandatory entry clearance officer training course in London on a date tbc before assuming their positions.<P>This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. One of these positions is open to job-share possibilities. Should you be interested in part-time job-share working, please make this clear on your application form. The monthly salary is N329,656, and in addition to this you will be entitled to a personal salary protection allowance of N65,931. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira.</P><P><STRONG>Application Process</STRONG><BR>The application process is comprised of two stages. The first stage will comprise a written scenario exercise. The second stage will be an interview which will be split into two parts. For the first part  you will be presented with two scenarios to which you will be asked some questions. The second part you will be asked for specific examples of where you have demonstrated particular skills in the past. No prior knowledge of Entry clearance work is required.<BR><STRONG><BR>All Applicants will be  assessed against the following core competencies:</STRONG></P>Develop and Maintain Good Working RelationshipsBuilds co-operative relationships and encourages participation.Is approachable to others and provides support to colleagues when needed.Leading on Equality and DiversityActively recognises, takes account of and includes equality and diversity of individuals and groups, styles and perspectives<P><STRONG>Customer Focused</STRONG><BR>Understands and focuses on customer needs and demonstrates a systematic and innovative approach to improving the quality of service offered. Understands and takes responsibilities to meet all targets.<BR><STRONG><BR>Review and Recognise Performance</STRONG><BR>Puts in place plans to assess progress against objectives and works steadily to ensure own work keeps on schedule.</P><P><STRONG>Write Effectively</STRONG><BR>Write in a clear, accurate and structured way, using plain English. Produce written information which sets out key issues, options and actions in a clear and structured manner.</P><P><STRONG>Use ICT (change summary and indicators)</STRONG><BR>Uses appropriate methods to communicate and influence others. Understands the need to present information clearly and use appropriate style according to audience</P><P>All those interested in applying must complete the LE ECO core competency based Application Form. You should also enclose a passport sized photograph and a copy of your passport bio-data page.<BR><STRONG><BR>Method of Application</STRONG><BR><a href="http://ukinnigeria.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/word/17694799/Application" target="_blank"><STRONG>Click here to Download the Application form</STRONG></A>:<BR>Fill the Application Form and send to:<BR>Human Resources Manager<BR>British High Commission<BR>Shehu Shagari Way<BR>Maitama, Abuja</P><P>Deadline For Applications<BR>Friday 11th November 2011</P><P>Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted. Interviews are likely to be held during the week commencing 28 November 2011.</P>Jobs in Nigeria Tagged as: <a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/jobs-nigeria/british-high-commission" rel="tag nofollow">British High Commission</A>, <a href="http://joblistnigeria.com/jobs-nigeria/entry-clearance-officers" rel="tag nofollow">Entry Clearance Officers</A> </P>

Entry Clearance Officers: British High Commission Nigeria

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British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers">British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers</a>Posted on Wed 09th Nov, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html">(17 comments)</a><br /><br /> The <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/british-high-commission-nigeria/"><strong>British High Commission Abuja</strong></a> is looking for two full time Entry Clearance Officers to work within the Visa Section. The positions are for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<br />The British High Commission Abuja has the following vacancies in its Visa Section:<br /><br /><strong>Job Position: Le Entry Clearance Officer (2)<br /> <br />Job Summary</strong><br />The successful candidates will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. The main duties will include: Assessing the full range of visa applications and interviewing applicants in a fair, objective and courteous manner. Making quick and pragmatic decisions to issue and refuse visas in accordance  with the Immigration Rules, and within agreed time-scales. Dealing with correspondence and other enquiries from applicants, sponsors and members of the public. Preparing well-presented and accurate replies, written in plain English, within target times. Preparing written statements and paperwork related to the appeals process, and making sure that they are also well presented and accurate. Entry Clearance Officer positions are only open to staff who have, or can obtain, UK Security Clearance. Only those who have or can obtain UK Security Clearance should bid. The UK Government also requires that all Entry Clearance Officers have successfully completed the UK Entry Clearance Officer training course. Because of the urgent need to recruit staff to these positions, preference will be given to those bidders who have already completed the Entry Clearance Officer training course.<strong>Qualities Needed</strong><br />We are looking for British passport holders with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidates should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks. <br /><br />The most important qualities required are: Good communication with excellent spoken and written English. Computer literacy with accurate typing skills of at least 25 words per minute. The ability to remain customer focused, polite and courteous under pressure. The ability to work quickly and  reliably with little supervision to meet challenging targets. The capability of making quick decisions, in accordance with set rules and the ability to show that these decisions are fair and just. Ability to work well under pressure. Excellent team players – this is an all for one, and one for all environment. Flexibility and a positive attitude to working in a forward thinking, modern and motivated department, which is working at the forefront of visa work. We are committed to improving standards and procedures – and we are looking for like-minded employees. To effectively represent the Visa Section, the British High Commission, and the UK Government as a whole. Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment is preferable and good keyboard skills and familiarity with computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is essential for the role. Any successful candidates who have not undertaken entry clearance officer roles within a visa section in the last two years will also be expected to successfully complete the three week mandatory entry clearance officer training course in London on a date tbc before assuming their positions.This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. One of these positions is open to job-share possibilities. Should you be interested in part-time job-share working, please make this clear on your application form. The monthly salary is N329,656, and in addition to this you will be entitled to a personal salary protection allowance of N65,931. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira.<br /><br /><strong>Application Process</strong><br />The application process is comprised of two stages. The first stage will comprise a written scenario exercise. The second stage will be an interview which will be split into two parts. For the first part  you will be presented with two scenarios to which you will be asked some questions. The second part you will be asked for specific examples of where you have demonstrated particular skills in the past. No prior knowledge of Entry clearance work is required.<br /><strong><br />All Applicants will be  assessed against the following core competencies:</strong> Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationships Builds co-operative relationships and encourages participation. Is approachable to others and provides support to colleagues when needed. Leading on Equality and Diversity Actively recognises, takes account of and includes equality and diversity of individuals and groups, styles and perspectives<strong>Customer Focused</strong><br />Understands and focuses on customer needs and demonstrates a systematic and innovative approach to improving the quality of service offered. Understands and takes responsibilities to meet all targets.<br /><strong> <br />Review and Recognise Performance</strong><br />Puts in place plans to assess progress against objectives and works steadily to ensure own work keeps on schedule.<br /> <br /><strong>Write Effectively</strong><br />Write in a clear, accurate and structured way, using plain English. Produce written information which sets out key issues, options and actions in a clear and structured manner.<br /> <br /><strong>Use ICT (change summary and indicators)</strong><br />Uses appropriate methods to communicate and influence others. Understands the need to present information clearly and use appropriate style according to audience<br /> <br />All those interested in applying must complete the LE ECO core competency based Application Form. You should also enclose a passport sized photograph and a copy of your passport bio-data page.<br /><strong><br />Method of Application</strong><br /><a href="http://ukinnigeria.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/word/17694799/Application" target="_blank"><strong>Click here to Download the Application form</strong></a>: <br />Fill the Application Form and send to:<br />Human Resources Manager<br />British High Commission<br />Shehu Shagari Way<br />Maitama, Abuja<br /> <br />Deadline For Applications <br />Friday 11th November 2011<br /><br />Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted. Interviews are likely to be held during the week commencing 28 November 2011.

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British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers">British High Commission Abuja Recruiting Le Entry Clearance Officers</a>Posted on Wed 09th Nov, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3810/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-officers.html">(13 comments)</a><br /><br /> The <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/british-high-commission-nigeria/"><strong>British High Commission Abuja</strong></a> is looking for two full time Entry Clearance Officers to work within the Visa Section. The positions are for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<br />The British High Commission Abuja has the following vacancies in its Visa Section:<br /><br /><strong>Job Position: Le Entry Clearance Officer (2)<br /> <br />Job Summary</strong><br />The successful candidates will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. The main duties will include: Assessing the full range of visa applications and interviewing applicants in a fair, objective and courteous manner. Making quick and pragmatic decisions to issue and refuse visas in accordance  with the Immigration Rules, and within agreed time-scales. Dealing with correspondence and other enquiries from applicants, sponsors and members of the public. Preparing well-presented and accurate replies, written in plain English, within target times. Preparing written statements and paperwork related to the appeals process, and making sure that they are also well presented and accurate. Entry Clearance Officer positions are only open to staff who have, or can obtain, UK Security Clearance. Only those who have or can obtain UK Security Clearance should bid. The UK Government also requires that all Entry Clearance Officers have successfully completed the UK Entry Clearance Officer training course. Because of the urgent need to recruit staff to these positions, preference will be given to those bidders who have already completed the Entry Clearance Officer training course.<strong>Qualities Needed</strong><br />We are looking for British passport holders with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidates should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks. <br /><br />The most important qualities required are: Good communication with excellent spoken and written English. Computer literacy with accurate typing skills of at least 25 words per minute. The ability to remain customer focused, polite and courteous under pressure. The ability to work quickly and  reliably with little supervision to meet challenging targets. The capability of making quick decisions, in accordance with set rules and the ability to show that these decisions are fair and just. Ability to work well under pressure. Excellent team players – this is an all for one, and one for all environment. Flexibility and a positive attitude to working in a forward thinking, modern and motivated department, which is working at the forefront of visa work. We are committed to improving standards and procedures – and we are looking for like-minded employees. To effectively represent the Visa Section, the British High Commission, and the UK Government as a whole. Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment is preferable and good keyboard skills and familiarity with computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is essential for the role. Any successful candidates who have not undertaken entry clearance officer roles within a visa section in the last two years will also be expected to successfully complete the three week mandatory entry clearance officer training course in London on a date tbc before assuming their positions.This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. One of these positions is open to job-share possibilities. Should you be interested in part-time job-share working, please make this clear on your application form. The monthly salary is N329,656, and in addition to this you will be entitled to a personal salary protection allowance of N65,931. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira.<br /><br /><strong>Application Process</strong><br />The application process is comprised of two stages. The first stage will comprise a written scenario exercise. The second stage will be an interview which will be split into two parts. For the first part  you will be presented with two scenarios to which you will be asked some questions. The second part you will be asked for specific examples of where you have demonstrated particular skills in the past. No prior knowledge of Entry clearance work is required.<br /><strong><br />All Applicants will be  assessed against the following core competencies:</strong> Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationships Builds co-operative relationships and encourages participation. Is approachable to others and provides support to colleagues when needed. Leading on Equality and Diversity Actively recognises, takes account of and includes equality and diversity of individuals and groups, styles and perspectives<strong>Customer Focused</strong><br />Understands and focuses on customer needs and demonstrates a systematic and innovative approach to improving the quality of service offered. Understands and takes responsibilities to meet all targets.<br /><strong> <br />Review and Recognise Performance</strong><br />Puts in place plans to assess progress against objectives and works steadily to ensure own work keeps on schedule.<br /> <br /><strong>Write Effectively</strong><br />Write in a clear, accurate and structured way, using plain English. Produce written information which sets out key issues, options and actions in a clear and structured manner.<br /> <br /><strong>Use ICT (change summary and indicators)</strong><br />Uses appropriate methods to communicate and influence others. Understands the need to present information clearly and use appropriate style according to audience<br /> <br />All those interested in applying must complete the LE ECO core competency based Application Form. You should also enclose a passport sized photograph and a copy of your passport bio-data page.<br /><strong><br />Method of Application</strong><br /><a href="http://ukinnigeria.fco.gov.uk/resources/en/word/17694799/Application" target="_blank"><strong>Click here to Download the Application form</strong></a>: <br />Fill the Application Form and send to:<br />Human Resources Manager<br />British High Commission<br />Shehu Shagari Way<br />Maitama, Abuja<br /> <br />Deadline For Applications <br />Friday 11th November 2011<br /><br />Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted. Interviews are likely to be held during the week commencing 28 November 2011.

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Customs Clearance Manager at Adecco Limited

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3579/adecco-customs-clearance-officer-job.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: Customs Clearance Manager at Adecco Limited">Customs Clearance Manager at Adecco Limited</a>Posted on Mon 12th Sep, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3579/adecco-customs-clearance-officer-job.html">(0 comments)</a><br /><br /> <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/adecco-nigeria-limited/"><strong>Adecco Nigeria Limited</strong></a> - Our Client, a renowned multinational courier company and a leader in its industry, is currently seeking a Customs Clearance Manager for its operations in Nigeria.<br /><br />Our preferred Candidate will be expected to, in addition to other functions, ensure the most timely and accurate Customs clearance of consignments and develop initiatives that will improve quality of service and increase overall customer-experience<br /><strong><br />Job Title: Customs Clearance Manager</strong><br /><br /><strong>Requirements</strong> Represent Company's interests at Customs & Regulatory forums with professionalism and integrity. Act as strong representative in discussions & negotiations with customs authorities & other border agencies. Work closely with the Operations Management team to identify. Develop and prioritize initiatives that will improve the quality of service to customers, inbound/ outbound transit time and the overall cost position. Implement a sound customs strategy with programs and projects developed in line with the key aspirations of improved clearance performance and reduced cost. Identify opportunities, both internal and external and recommend initiatives that will facilitate the customs clearance process Identify opportunities and impediments in the areas of International trade facilitation, export incentive schemes, trade and policy development and bilateral and multilateral country agreements and work with country management to implement solutions. Ensure Company's customs processes are in compliance with all local laws, regulations & practices. <strong>Qualification</strong> Experience gained through country import / export industry at a senior level 2 years experience at a managerial level Experience gained in a similar environment will be considered an advantage Established network of contacts within the customs and regulatory environment Presentation skills University Degree or Equivalent education<strong>Application Deadline</strong><br />22nd September, 2011<br /><br /><strong>Method of Application</strong><br />If you believe you can match the demands of this role, kindly forward your profile to: <a href="mailto:vacancies@adeccong.com"><strong>vacancies@adeccong.com</strong></a><br />Only qualified candidates will be contacted subsequently.

Customs Clearance Manager at Adecco Limited

Customs Clearance Manager at Adecco Limited Posted on Mon 12th Sep, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (0 comments) Adecco Nigeria Limited -...

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Entry Clearance Assistant - British Embassy Nigeria Vacancies

<a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3116/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-assistant.html" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: Entry Clearance Assistant - British Embassy Nigeria Vacancies">Entry Clearance Assistant - British Embassy Nigeria Vacancies</a>Posted on Thu 02nd Jun, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/hotjobs/3116/british-high-commission-entry-clearance-assistant.html">(7 comments)</a><br /><br /> The <a href="http://www.hotnigerianjobs.com/company/british-high-commission-nigeria/"><strong>British High Commission Nigeria</strong></a> has the following vacancy in its Visa Section:<br /><br /><strong>Job Position: LE Vb Entry Clearance Assistant (3 positions)<br /><br />Location:</strong> Abuja<br /><br /><strong>Job Summary</strong><br />The British High Commission is looking for three Entry Clearance Assistants to work in the Visa Section. The successful candidate will undertake a variety of tasks to support visa operations. This position is for an initial one (1) year contract and may be subject to renewal.<br /><br /><strong>Qualities Needed</strong><br />We are looking for someone with good oral and written communication skills. In particular, the successful candidate should be able to work quickly and accurately, often under pressure, have a positive approach to tackling problems and a willingness to take on new tasks. The most important qualities required are diligence, resilience, self motivation, a flexible approach and the ability to work well and lead a team. Previous experience of working within a visa section or other office environment, good keyboard skills and familiarity with  computers and software packages (notably MS Word, Excel and straightforward databases) is desirable, although training will be provided where necessary.<br /><br />This is a full time position. <br />Successful candidates must be available to start work as soon as possible.<br />This is a full time position from 8am – 4pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am – 1pm on Friday. The job will be graded LE Vb with a monthly starting salary of N99,888 including allowances. Successful candidates who are not liable to pay Nigerian tax will be subject to a 10 % notional tax deduction on the basic salary. The salary will be paid in Naira. <br /><br />Interviews will be conducted within 2 weeks following the closing date. <br /><br />All candidates will be interviewed against the following core competencies:<br /><br /><strong>Working with Others</strong> – Treats others with consideration and respect. Works effectively and supportively with colleagues, both individually and in teams. <strong><br />Delivering Results</strong> – Demonstrates the skills and motivation to complete all tasks competently, accurately and on time. Solves problems within own area of responsibility but knows when to seek guidance. <br /><strong>Communicating</strong> – Conveys information accurately and concisely. Expresses own views and contributes to team debate.<br /><strong>Learning and Development</strong> – Open and flexible approach to new ideas, drawing on skills and experience to improve results. <br /><br /><strong>Deadline for Applications</strong><br />Monday 6th June 2011 <br /><br /><strong>Method of Application</strong><br />All those interested in applying should send a CV (which should include contact phone number); passport size photograph, copy of passport bio-data page and a covering letter detailing relevant experience to the following address:<br /><br />Human Resources Assistant<br />British High Commission<br />No. 33, Dangote House<br />P. O. Box 4808<br />Aguiyi Ironsi Street<br />Maitama<br />Abuja<br /><br />Or by e-mail to: <a href="mailto:recruitment.abuja@fco.gov.uk"><strong>recruitment.abuja@fco.gov.uk<br /></strong></a><br />Applications received after the stated deadline will not be considered. Telephone applications and enquiries will also not be accepted. Only applicants called for interview will be contacted.<br />

Entry Clearance Assistant - British Embassy Nigeria Vacancies

Entry Clearance Assistant - British Embassy Nigeria Vacancies Posted on Thu 02nd Jun, 2011 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (7 comments) The Bri...

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