Secretary Job Vacancy Dar es Salaam at ENDO & Co. Advocates

Secretary Job Vacancy Dar es Salaam at ENDO & Co. Advocates | Deadline: 07th December, 2018

NAFASI ZA KAZI / AJIRA TANZANIA

ENDO & Co. Advocates is a fully registered law firm based in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. The firm provide legal services and consultancy to both local and foreign clients. Currently we are seeking suitably qualified candidate to fill the vacancy of secretary at our firm.

Key responsibilities:

(i) To manage the files movement in the firm.
(ii) To keep records of files and their conducts
(iii) To communicate with both local and foreign clients
(iv) To perform any other activity of the office of secretary
(v) To perform other activities as will be assigned by the supervisor(s)

Position requirements:
(i) Certificate/Diploma in law/record management from the recognized
Institution. Bachelor degree will be an added advantage.
(ii) Computer literacy.
(iii) Fluent speaking and writing of both English and Swahili
(iv) Self-motivated candidate
Interested candidates should send their applications (Covering letter, CV and relevant certified copies of certificates) to: 

Managing Partner
ENDO & CO. ADVOCATES
P.O.BOX 76630
DAR ES SALAAM
Or via e-mail: info@endowoadvocates.co.tz

The deadline for the applications is 7th December, 2018. Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted.. 


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