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IT & Systems Coordinator at Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre (MGTC)
Full-Timeil y a environ 2 mois
Job Description
Kampala
Full-Time
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Expérience
The Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre located in Mbuya, Kampala, Uganda is building a new platform to help graduates move confidently from university into employment, entrepreneurship and enterprise development. We are assembling a high-calibre founding team of professionals, programme specialists, facilitators and sector experts who are passionate about developing Uganda’s next generation of talent, innovators and entrepreneurs. We invite applications from qualified and suitably experienced Ugandans and other eligible individuals for opportunities across leadership, programme management , finance, operations, communications, technology, people management and specialist facilitation. CS-04 Partnerships & Communications Manager WHY THIS OPPORTUNITY MATTERS We are looking for people who bring expertise, integrity, initiative, collaboration and a commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for Uganda’s graduates. You will have the opportunity to contribute to the founding and development of an institution designed to strengthen graduate transitions, innovation, employability and enterprise development in Uganda. The Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre will work across areas including: Workforce readiness & employment Entrepreneurship & enterprise development Agribusiness Digital economy & technology Green & circular economy Tourism & cultural enterprise Oil & gas industry opportunities Monitoring, learning & impact Sharing is Caring! Click on the Icons Below and Share
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