World Food Programme NGO Jobs in Tamale, Northern Region
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Under the overall supervision of the Head of Sub Office, Tamale, the Business Support Assistant (G5) will be expected to perform the following duties:
Major Duties and Responsibilities
- Assist the Head of Sub-Office in coordinating programmes and operations in Northern Ghana
- Keep calendar of key activities, events, and meetings, and ensure reminders and follow-up actions
- Assist in convening meetings (internal and external) with staff, partners, and stakeholders; and take minutes of meetings.
- Provide protocol support including ensuring hotel reservations and airport pickups for senior management on mission to the sub office.
- Establish and maintain contacts list of partners and key collaborators, liaise by telephone, email and/or whatsapp with the Country Office and external partners and collaborators.
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Desired Experiences for Entry into the role:
- A minimum of four years of progressive work experience in supporting role on programmes and/or operations.
- Demonstrate responsibility, proactiveness and initiative to respond and/or act independently under minimal supervision and general guidance. Ability to think on the spot and use judgment in dealing with unforeseen daily operational challenges.
Language: Fluency and Good Command of the English language is essential.
Location: Tamale
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