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Burkina Faso National CHAPTER
Dedicated to the new Africa project
National Cordinator/s Needed
Status and benefits of National Coordinator/s
A National Coordinator is a person or group of persons who volunteer to assist the organization in establishing a National Chapter to a preliminary functioning before the actual structures are formalized.
Performing this duty enables the volunteers the ample opportunity to be permanently employed within the organization with special benefits of added values in salary packages and work privileges.
The criteria and duties of establishing a national chapter involves,
1. Being a citizen or a permanent resident with versatile knowledge of the nation to be established.
2. Having advanced educational qualifications with special emphasis on public management.
3. Being able to motivate the public into the organization’s activities as may be required.
4. Being able to identify where best the offices of the organization can be located within a chosen city and negotiate for their acquisition.
5. Being able to source computers and other office equipment’s and negotiate for their supply.
These include other duties that may be attached.
National Cordinator/s Needed
Want to be a National Coordinator?
Please know that your application if accepted will require you to visit the founders in Accra, Ghana to receive a formal authorization.
Applications start Immediately.
Field workers employment
Field workers are persons employed to deal directly with the public in carrying out the activities of the People’s Movement for African Unity. Work types include Receptionists, Drivers, Cleaners, Security, Task Force and other general works.
The fieldworker’s employment opportunities are open to all persons of African descent.
Qualifications: Minimum of Primary School certificate holders between 18-28years of age subject to physical and mental fitness.
Heroes’ Volunteer Service
Every chosen applicant must fulfill 48working days Heroes’ Volunteer Service before being integrated for salary. The Heroes’ Volunteer Service (HVS48) is a commemoration of those who fought for our freedom during which had no pay.
Dr Kwame Nkrumah was forty-eight years old when he achieved the independence of Ghana which served as a motivation for others, hence the Heroes’ Volunteer Service
period. Although our heroes and heroines are many, we use him as the standard.
Want to be a Field Worker?
Applications start immediately and end 31st April 2023 unless otherwise prolonged
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