– British Council Massive Recruitment –
The British Council of Nigeria is currently recruiting graduates and undergraduates for various job positions. Get the latest information about the jobs here. Interested applicants should follow the lead below for successful application.
About the British Council
The British Council is the world’s leading cultural relations organisation and creates opportunities for people in the UK and worldwide to understand each other, work together and learn from one another.
We see this as crucial to building secure, more prosperous and sustainable futures for us all.
However, we build trust and understanding between different countries and cultures and develop strong international links that are of benefit to people in Britain and the rest of the world.
We work with over 100 countries across the world in the fields of arts and culture, English language, education and civil society.
Each year, we reach over 20 million people face-to-face and more than 500 million people online, via broadcasts and publications.
Founded in 1934, we are a UK charity governed by the Royal Charter and a UK public body
We are recruiting to fill the below position:
1. Job Title: Programme Manager – Higher Education
Location: Lagos, Sub-Saharan Africa, NG
Pay band: 7
Contract type: – Two years fixed term
Department: EES
Role Purpose
1. To support the delivery of our new Higher Education portfolio of work within Sub Sahara Africa.
2. The Programme Manager will be responsible for the successful implementation of the activities within the Higher Education (HE) portfolio in Nigeria.
3. This will include leading on implementing our regional HE programme, Innovation for African Universities (IAU) and our soon to be launched Regional Insights Hub.
4. The individual will also manage the delivery of country-level HE related activities and provide oversight and management of activities like the Study UK Campaign, our alumni work and all international education-related work in Nigeria.
Main Accountabilities
1. The post-holder will manage all agreed HE activities in line with agreed timelines, costs, targets and established performance indicators.
2. Work with programme/ project managers from other priority locations within the region and partners to develop and implement effective project management plans that will achieve project targets within agreed time frames.
3. Lead responsibility for ensuring project management information is up to date at all times
4. Prepare contracts for all grants and partnerships, ensuring they capture all elements of the partnerships and outline clearly all grantee and partner responsibilities and benefits following established corporate templates
5. Monitor and ensure delivery of grants and partnership benefits to funding and non-funding partners
6. Provide guidance to the team in the contracting of project contractors, consultants and suppliers, ensuring they clearly capture all roles and responsibilities following established corporate templates
More Details about the Main Accountabilities
7. Ensure that programme delivery, training events and activity are appropriately screened, including conflict sensitivity screening, and reflect British Council EDI policy
8. Lead on programme reporting portfolio managed for British Council Diversity Assessment Framework
9. Support team to develop and disseminate case studies, reports and impact stories for external and internal communication channels, including digital and print media.
10. Oversee the development and deployment of the agreed communication strategy and plan in line with the agreed activity and campaign plan
11. Ensure relationships with stakeholders and programme partners are maintained by the team, ensuring professional standards of communication, timely responses and follow through.
12. Project manage cross-project activity as assigned.
13. This will include, but is not limited to, the rollout of new processes, programme evaluations, one-off strategic projects, etc.
Role Specific Knowledge and Experience
The ideal candidate should be skilled in the following areas:
1. Evidence of successful programme/project management to high standards, consistently over time, including (but not restricted to) evaluation management, financial management, stakeholder management, EDI and child protection.
2. Working knowledge of UK and Nigerian Higher Education systems and policy
3. Experience managing or supporting the delivery of Higher Education programmes, marketing campaigns and activities related to student recruitment and international higher education events
4. Experience organising and managing events.
5. Working knowledge of the UK and Nigerian Higher Education sector, structure, systems and discourse
6. Working knowledge and understanding of international student recruitment campaign activities, platforms and models for delivery.
Essential Requirements
The successful candidate will need to possess the following requirements:
1. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
2. Fluency in written and spoken English
Desirable Requirements:
1. Experience managing relationships with high-level stakeholders within the UK and Nigerian HE space
2. Experience in working in international education marketing and delivering international education services
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Mistakes to Avoid While Applying for British Council Nigeria Recruitment
Many people fail in many applications not because they are not qualified, but because of many mistakes.
So note:
1. Apply on time, do not wait for the deadline.
2. Do the application processes alone, don’t send anybody to avoid mistakes in your data
3. Keep yourself updated concerning the application
4. Make sure you supply all the requirements
5. Take time to crosscheck your details before submission.
6. Candidates are to apply for one job position. Candidates who attempt to apply multiple times will have their application disqualified
The online application is free.
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Update For Shortlisted Applicants
If you’ve been shortlisted, then you’ve got your foot in the door. And it’s time for you to shine at the final stage – the interview.
However, when shortlisted:
1. Endeavour to get information about the company.
2. Also, ensure you have a clear vision. Try to figure out why you want the specific position. And how you would be a good fit.
3. Also, go through your application.
4. Additionally, be interactive. It’s an interview, not an interrogation. There is much more to you than your resume.
5. The practice goes a long way. Thus, take mock interviews with your friends or practice speaking before a mirror.
6. It’s rare, but sometimes you get an offer letter directly based on your application.
7. You plan the celebration but remember some points before you go into that party mode: get it in writing.
8. Also, go over the written offer. And make sure we mentioned all the important details and ask questions if you understand anything.
9. Such as work profile, start date, duration, stipend, etc.
10. Send a thank-you letter to the employer once you accept the offer.
11. Also, follow up with an e-mail confirming your start date and expressing your enthusiasm for your new role.
From the above, you note we are not partnered with these companies.
We are only making this information available to help you get your dream job. As you apply, ensure to do more research about the company. GOOD LUCK.
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Frequently Ask Questions about the British Council Massive Recruitment
Below are FAQs about the British Council Massive Recruitment. Please, kindly examine the answers.
1. What does the British Council do?
The British Council builds connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through arts and culture, education and the English language.
2. Which one is better IDP or British Council?
To be honest, there is no difference in writing the exam through British Council or IDP. The marking criteria are exactly the same in both.
The test is valid in countries like Canada, Newzealand, UK, USA and many countries irrespective of whether we take the test through IDP or BC
3. Is British Council free?
The British Council has developed online courses to improve your communication skills that be accessed for free on FutureLearn.
4. Is British Council harder than IDP?
To help you decide-making process easier, you need to remember that there is basically no major difference between IELTS exams held by IDP or the British Council, neither is easier or more difficult and they both follow the same framework and grading system
5. Is the British Council part of the government?
Although we receive a government grant-in-aid, the British Council is operationally independent from the UK government.
6. How does British Council make money?
How we work. About 85 percent of the British Council’s turnover is earned through teaching and exams, tendered contracts and partnerships.
The British Council also receives grant-in-aid funding from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. This makes up around 15 per cent of our total income.
More FAQs about the British Council
7. Who is the head of the British Council?
Barbara Wickham OBE, Director, British Council India
Barbara Wickham OBE is the Director of the British Council in India.
8. Who runs British Council?
British Council
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9. How many employees does the British Council have?
12,000 members
We have 12,000 members of staff in offices, teaching centres and libraries in the UK and over 100 countries and territories worldwide.
10. How much does the British Council make from ielts?
The British Council IELTS Prize is up to £40,000 toward tuition fees for master’s study in the UK for students from eligible countries in the East Asian region.
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