GRADUATE TRAINEE RECRUITMENT.

GRADUATE TRAINEE

Job Title: GRADUATE TRAINEE RECRUITMENT

Location: Nigeria
Category: Travels/Tours
Job Type: Full-Time - Sourcing

Job Description:
Applicants must be interested in a career within the Travel Industry. It will be mandatory for the candidate to sit for the IATA exams within a 1 year of commencing the training.

Job Requirements:
-Must have a minimum of HND (completed within the last 3 years).
-Applicants must not be over 26 years.
-Must be fairly familiar with Lagos environs.
-Must be have interest in travel and tourism.
-Must live within easy access to Lekki.
-Must have completed NYSC (if applicable).
-Must have at least 5 ‘O’ level credits in 1 sitting (English and Mathematics included).
-Must be very competent with the computer.
-Must be articulate, confident and well spoken.

Application Closing Date:
7th October, 2015.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV's to:
recruitment@resourceintermediaries.org

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