• The Programme Coordinator will be the liaison person between KOICA and the Government Ministries including President’s Office Public Service Management (POPSM) and Regional Administration and Local Government  (PORALG) as the key Ministries coordinating training activities on behalf of Government of Tanzania
• Manage all the training activities including contacting relevant Ministries for applications, screening all the applications, and linking with the relevant Universities in Korea
• Support trainees on visa application procedures including providing all necessary requirements for training
• Maintain the CIAT trainees’ database to ensure the database is periodically updated and maintained.
• Support KOICA management in preparing for prospective trainees’ interviews for both Korea and Tanzania scheduled interviews
• Conduct orientation to trainees selected to attend training in Korea

• The coordinator will be in charge of administrative and protocol-related issues. His/her main role will be:
• Coordinate all logistical arrangement for high profile officials and other relevant delegations visiting Tanzania
• Liaise closely with Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs to ensure all protocol issues and other necessary procedures are known to KOICA 
• In charge of all tax-related issues including securing Tax Identification Number (TIN), VAT exemption for KOICA Korean staff, tax exemptions, car registration, and all other tax issues as per the Government of Tanzania guidelines and regulations.
• Responsible for securing work permits, resident permits, Diplomatic ID and custom clearance for KOICA Director, Deputy Directors, Managers and International Consultants working in Tanzania. 
• Support in review of various contracts devised for house renting, car leasing, and any contractual arrangement that might be necessary as per office request
• Support day to day office operations and providing support to KOICA Staff.

3. Qualifications (Minimal)

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, Public Administration from a recognized University. The applicant should be conversant with Tanzania’s Government Protocols
• Possesses administrative skills including planning, problem-solving, writing, reading and analytical skills
• Have adequate knowledge on tax-related issues and understanding of how to work with Government Institutions such as the Tanzania Revenue Authority
• Possesses excellent English both spoken and written. 
• Should be conversant with office applications (word, excel, powerpoint, and access)
• Experience from the previous job in a similar sector is not required, but preferable. 

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