Saro Graduate Trainee Scheme 2011 in Nigeria

http://jobnary.com/wp-content/upload...BS-NIGERIA.gifSaro, with head-office in Lagos, has diversified commercial interests in Crop Protection, FMCG, Public Health and Agro Commodities in both Nigeria and West Africa. Our businesses are growing and we are recruiting fresh graduates to be part of the growth.

1.) Graduate Trainee Scheme


The programme is designed to equip fresh graduates with requisite skill necessary to assume leadership roles and be exposed to activities in all the Strategic Business Units within our organization.

2.) GT (Agriculture)

Qualifications and Requirements

Minimum of B.Sc. Second Class lower in Agricultural Sciences courses (Agric Science, Soil Sciences Agronomy, Agric Extension and Agric. Economics.)
HND applicants with Second Class Upper in the above courses can also apply
Applicants must be fluent in Hausa language.
Qualified applicants must be resident in the Northern part of Nigeria
Must not be older than 26 years.
Must have an NYSC certificate.

General Requirements

Excellent communication skills Analytical, interpersonal and leadership skills are a must, in addition to being self motivated. Successful Candidates must be willing to live and work in remote/rural areas in any part of the country.


Application Deadline

18th July, 2011

Method of Application

Interested and qualified applicants should send electronically their brief profile (in excel format see sample below) stating the position He/she is applying of as the subject of the email on or before 18th July 2011 to [email protected]


Surname First name Dob M/F Institu-
tion

Course Qual Grade Year of Grad GSM Email Language Spoken
Abubakar Goje 1986 M BUK Agric.
Ecoms.

B.Sc 2.1 2010 08082346471 [email protected] Hausa and Fulani

Application not in this format will be disqualified

Does it mean one has to undastand hausa to apply to any position?

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Originally Posted by Iceland

Does it mean one has to undastand hausa to apply to any position?

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No, read this thing well now. it is a simple instruction.