Exciting Job Vacancies Opened at Recore Limited, Nase City College of Education, H-CUE Catering Services Nigeria Limited & VPS Technologies Limited (20+ Positions)

(A). Recore Limited

Recore Limited – Our client, a brand leader in the FMCG manufacturing industry in Nigeria has requested our services in the provision of skilled manpower to promote her operational efficiency within the capacities below:

(B). Nase City College of Education

Nase City College of Education (NCCOE), is a newly established private College of Education

The Governing Council of Nase City College of Education (NCCOE) Malamin GRA, Gboko Benue State, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions below:

1.Administrative Officer II

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2. Director of Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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3. Bursar

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4. College Ambassador

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5. Registrar

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(C). H-CUE Catering Services Nigeria Limited

H-CUE Catering Services Nigeria Limited, an indigenous and newly established hospitality company with experienced and qualified management staff, are determined to provide outstanding standards, cost effective services to clients across a diverse range of industries.

1. Restaurant Manager

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2. Procurement Officer

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3. Store Officer

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4. Continental & National Cook

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5. Business Development Manager

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6. Executive Driver

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7. Bike Dispatcher

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(D). VPS Technologies Limited

VPS Technologies Limited is an internet company that has an ISP License awarded by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). We have a reputation with our customers of delivering where larger ICT providers continue to fail in Nigeria.