Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Nicaragua   
Vacancy Announcement 04/2009   
Deadline for Application:       July 24, 2009  
Position Title:

 Secretary G-5
       
Location:        Duty Station Managua  
Duration:       Five months – with possibility of renewal for two years
Organizational Unit     FAO Representation Nicaragua (FLNIC)   

Qualification Requirements

Education:
Secondary school education.  Secretarial training. Training in office management and/or general administration.

Work Experience:
Five years of progressively responsible secretarial and/or clerical experience.

Languages:
Working knowledge (level C) of English, and working knowledge of Spanish is required.

IT Skills:
Ability to effectively use standard office software, such as MS Office (Windows, Word, Outlook, Excel, Power Point, Exchange) et al. Very good typing skills.

Office Management Skills:
Ability to organize work systematically, set priorities and meet deadlines. Ability to structure and convey information in an appropriate format, ensuring accuracy and consistency.

Interpersonal Communications and Teamwork Skills:
A cooperative spirit, flexibility and openness to work in an international environment are needed. Utmost tact, discretion, courtesy and trustworthiness are essential personal attributes.

To Apply carefully read and follow the Guidelines to Applicants available at www.fao.org.ni

Send your Applications by COB July 24 to:

V.A: 04/2009 Secretary G-5
Representación de FAO en Nicaragua
Km. 8 ½ carretera a Masaya,
costado Oeste Edificio MAGFOR; or
P.O. BOX No. 1524; or
e-mail: FAO-NI@...

Letter of interest should be accompanied by Curriculum Vitae and FAO Professional History Form, available at www.fao.org.ni

FAO IS A NON-SMOKING ENVIRONMENT

Ana Cristina Zeledon
Unidad de Informacion
Centro de Recursos Informativos
FAO Nicaragua
Telf: 505-22760425/22760432 Ext. 107
Costado Oeste del MAGFOR Km. 8 1/2 carretera a Masaya
www.fao.org.ni/cri

DMA 2009 "CONSEGUIR LA SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA EN EPOCA DE  CRISIS"