Jobs

 Duty Station:
MPKEN Vocational Training Centre in Hanoi, Vietnam

Qualifications and Experiences:
1. Experience - 3 years as a Systems’ Engineer or a trainer. Experience upon offshore development, Web Designer or Web Managements (Working experiences either in English or Japanese as bridge SE will be additional asset.)
2. Experience on training students/users or designing a training programme as a domestic lecturer in a company
3. Bachelor degree in Information and Technology
4. Either advanced English or advanced Japanese Skill
5. Good Communication skill
6. Excellent team worker

Duties and Responsibility:
As a Lecturer:
1. Organizing and managing classes and designing IT text and Syllabus/Curriculum

Population Services International (PSI) is the world’s leading nonprofit social marketing organization, with programs in 64 countries. PSI’s mission is to generate measurable health impact through culturally appropriate behavior change communications and by delivering affordable and accessible health products and services to low-income and vulnerable populations. They are now looking for a talented, dynamic and highly motivated Vietnamese individual to contribute to our growing organization and to meet the challenging demand of the following position based in Hanoi:

Duties and responsibilities
- Provide accurate translation and interpretation services for the Ambassador and Embassy staff, including at high-level meetings;
- Undertake research for the Ambassador and other Embassy staff on trade, political, security and economic interests;
- Maintain effective communication networks with a wide range of local government, business and non-government contacts; and facilitate meetings and other contact for Embassy staff when required;
- Assist the Embassy to develop programmes for, and escort, high-level and other New Zealand visitors to Viet Nam;
- Coordinate the Embassy’s information and public affairs programme;
- Provide occasional consular and visa assistance when required.

VVAF first returned to Vietnam in 1981 when the first of many delegations arrived to engage discussions with the government of Vietnam on issues of common concern, and to begin the long slow road to healing and reconciliation.  In 1994, with the lifting of the US embargo against Vietnam, VVAF quickly established a representative office in Hanoi, and have been active in humanitarian assistance programs continuously since that time. Their involvement has grown substantially since then, and by mid 2010, VVAF have been active in 18 provinces with a variety of assistance programs.

They are now seeking motivated and qualified candidate to fill the Administrative Assistant position for the organization.

Duty Station: Hanoi