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28.06.2024
Coordinator of Indigenous Education Initiatives
George
... development and sustainability of Indigenous education initiatives at the University of Toronto.Your opportunity:Based within the Dean’s Office, this is your opportunity to be a part of OISE’s longstanding commitment to initiatives in Indigenous Education. This is also your opportunity to ...
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University of Toronto
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City of Cape Town Jobs – HEAD FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Cape Town
... standards and procedures for the branch.Job Requirements:Relevant B Degree or equivalentA valid driver’s licence.Minimum of 5 years’ experience in managing and coordinating finance and administration functionsJob Details:Company:City of Cape TownVacancy Type:Full TimeJob Location:Cape ...
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City of Cape Town
Yesterday
University of Cape Town Vacancies – DATA CONTROLLER
Cape Town
... AfricanUnderstanding of and experience with web-based databases, particularly REDCapTertiary qualification in data management (or studying towards one)2 years in data management, data capture supervision, data validation and data quality control1-2 years experience in REDCap design1-2 years ...
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University of Cape Town
29.06.2024
Senior Development Officer
George
... Development Officer will work under the general direction of the Director of Advancement. As Senior Development Officer, you will contribute to Leadership Annual Giving, Major Gift and Gift Planning fundraising initiatives across the Faculty.In this role, you will collaborate with colleagues in ...
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University of Toronto
28.06.2024
Senior Development Officer
George
... Development Officer will work under the general direction of the Director of Advancement. As Senior Development Officer, you will contribute to Leadership Annual Giving, Major Gift and Gift Planning fundraising initiatives across the Faculty. In this role, you will collaborate with colleagues ...
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University of Toronto
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