British council

The British Council in Mauritius is looking for a qualified individual to fill the post of a 'Customer Service Officer'.

JOB PURPOSE:
Your role will be to deliver exceptional front-line services to British Council customers, enabling them to make full use of relevant resources.

DUTIES INCLUDE:
Dealing with enquiries from customers
Registering students at our Teaching Centre and candidates for exams
Carrying out market research and evaluation
Providing support on finances
Helping to organise events

ESSENTIAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
Excellent customer service and team working skills
Strong interpersonal skills
Be competent in IT
Fluency in English (IELTS 6.5 minimum) and French

The following competences must also be demonstrated:
Customer service orientation
Team working
Flexibility
Acheivement

HOW TO APPLY
Read through the job description document. Download and complete the application form. To help you understand and complete the application form, read through the ‘How to complete the application’ and ‘Guidance for applicants’ documents to the left of this page. Listed within the job description document, you will find a number of listed ‘competencies’. Evidence against those competencies will need to be provided in your application form under the ‘Evidence in support of your application’ area. To help you understand the competencies, we have provided a 'Behavioural Competency' and 'Generic Skills' dictionary to the left of this page.

Please read all the documents carefully before you fill in the job application form. Telephone applications or enquiries will not be considered. Completed applications should be sent via email to: [email protected] by 16h00 on Saturday 19 March 2011.

Applications received after the deadline will not be considered. Only candidates shortlisted for interview will be contacted. We do not accept CV's, handwritten applications or expressions of interest.

CLICK LINK FOR FURTHER DETAILS
http://www.britishcouncil.org/africa-vacancies.htm

@aliuniyi,

thanks for the info.

after all Mauritius is not so far......... what's their legal tender there? any idea? anyone?