Chief Technician/Instructor

The University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) was established by an Act of Parliament, 2011, (Act 830). The University is a public funded national institution which seeks to provide leadership and management of energy and natural resources and be a centre of excellence in these critical areas.

The University approaches its programmes and research by emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and taking into account areas such as economics, law and policy, management, science, technology and engineering as well as social and political issues that affect energy and natural resources.

The University of Energy and Natural Resources operates a multi-campus system, currently in Sunyani and Dormaa Ahenkro; plans are underway to start the Nsoatre and Kenyase campuses. Successful applicants of any of the following positions in the University should be willing to reside in any of these locations.

Job Title: Chief Technician/Instructor

Qualification Required & Experience

• An applicant must possess a bachelor’s degree awarded by a recognised university in the appropriate subject with at least 9 years of post qualification experience in a university or similar institution.
• Besides, an applicant with an HND in the relevant field with at least 14 years of working experience, or Part III of the Science Laboratory Technician Certificate of the city and Guilds of London Institute with at least 4 years post-qualification experience qualifies.
• The applicant must be computer literate and of unblemished character and have a high degree of personal integrity.
• He/She must have proved organisational and leadership skills, possess excellent inter-personal and communication skills, and be a team player.

Location: Sunyani

How To Apply For The Job All applications should reach the Registrar not later than FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2020 through the following address:

The Registrar University of Energy and Natural Resources P. O. Box 214 Sunyani, Ghana Closing Date: 11 December, 2020

Only shortlisted applicants would be called for interviews.