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Partnerships & Communications Manager at Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre (MGTC)
NOUVEAUFull-Timeil y a environ 9 heures
Job Description
Kampala
Full-Time
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Le Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre (MGTC), situé à Mbuya, Kampala, en Ouganda, développe une nouvelle plateforme visant à accompagner les diplômés dans leur transition de l'université vers l'emploi, l'entrepreneuriat et le développement d'entreprise. Nous constituons actuellement une équipe fondatrice de haut niveau composée de professionnels, de spécialistes de programmes, de facilitateurs et d'experts sectoriels passionnés par le développement de la prochaine génération de talents, d'innovateurs et d'entrepreneurs en Ouganda.
Nous invitons les candidatures de ressortissants ougandais qualifiés et expérimentés, ainsi que d'autres personnes éligibles, pour des opportunités dans les domaines du leadership, de la gestion de programmes, des finances, des opérations, des communications, de la technologie, de la gestion des ressources humaines et de la facilitation spécialisée.
Pourquoi cette opportunité est importante : Nous recherchons des personnes qui apportent expertise, intégrité, initiative, collaboration et un engagement à créer des opportunités significatives pour les diplômés ougandais. Vous aurez l'opportunité de contribuer à la fondation et au développement d'une institution conçue pour renforcer les transitions des diplômés, l'innovation, l'employabilité et le développement d'entreprises en Ouganda.
Le Mbuya Graduate Transition Centre interviendra dans les domaines suivants : préparation à la main-d'œuvre et emploi, entrepreneuriat et développement d'entreprises, agro-industrie, économie numérique et technologie, économie verte et circulaire, tourisme et entreprises culturelles, opportunités dans l'industrie pétrolière et gazière, suivi, évaluation et apprentissage.
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