The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), a sub-regional organization responsible for the conduct of various examinations in English-Speaking West African countries, invites applications from suitably qualified Liberians to fill the following vacant positions at its Liberia National Office, Monrovia.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), a sub-regional organization responsible for the conduct of various examinations in English-Speaking West African countries, invites applications from suitably qualified Liberians to fill the following vacant positions at its Liberia National Office, Monrovia.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), a sub-regional organization responsible for
the conduct of various examinations in English-Speaking West African countries, invites
applications from suitably qualified Liberians to fill the following vacant positions at its Liberia
National Office, Monrovia.
POSITIONS
- ASSISTANT REGISTRARS
SUBJECT AREAS
Economics
Geography
History
Literature-in-English
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
Duties and Responsibilities
Successful applicants will be assigned duties in either the Test Development or the Test
Administration Division and will be required to perform the following duties among
others: developing examination papers conducted by the Council in Liberia; assisting in all examinations conducted by the Council in Liberia; recruiting examiners for the Council’s examinations; assisting in marking exercises of examinations; handling subject Award meetings; preparing reports for the Council’s Meetings; handling issues that may arise from both the arrangements and conduct of the Council’s examinations; supervising and managing subordinate staff; assisting in formulating and implementing policies and programs relating to your
assigned Division;
Performing any other duties that may be assigned.
Eligibility Criteria
Qualification/Experience/Age
An applicant must: possess a good University degree of not less than 3.25 Cumulative
Average from a recognised University. Possession of M.Ed. in Educational
Measurement/Evaluation will be an added advantage have at least three years post-qualification work experience (teaching or supervising) in a reputable institution. not be more than forty (40) years old. (Serving staff are exempt from the age criterion)
Desirable Attributes/Competencies/Skills
Eligible applicants must:
demonstrate a high degree of integrity, confidentiality, and reliability; possess leadership ability; have high proficiency in computer applications (e.g. Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Internet skills); be self-motivated, be able to write good reports and analyse reports; be task/result-oriented; be very meticulous in executing assigned tasks; be prepared and willing to work extra and at odd hours; have the ability to work under pressure to meet targets; be prepared and willing to work out of Monrovia; have good interpersonal skills, be a team player, work with little or no supervision, have good writing and have analytical and communication skills.
- ACCOUNTANTS
Duties and Responsibilities
Successful applicants will be assigned duties in the Finance Division and will be required
to:
assist in the implementation of the Finance Division policies and programs; assist in the general accounting work of the Council’s examinations; assist in preparing the general ledger and the draft final accounts; assist in the printing the various books and bank reconciliations; assist in budget preparation and tracking; prepare reports for the Council’s Meetings; report to the Head of Finance; and perform any other duties that may be assigned.
Eligibility Criteria/Qualification/Experience
Applicant must: possess a Bachelor’s degree preferably in Accounting of not less than 3.25
Cumulative average from a recognised University. A Master Degree in