U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam Administrative Assistant - Receptionist Jobs in Tanzania
U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam Administrative Assistant - Receptionist Jobs in Tanzania
Administrative duties and Events Coordination: 50% Assists with the Letters of Requests (LORs) and Letters of Acceptance (LOA) and LOAs
for the FMS cases when requested by OSC, Chief.
Receiving and Screening calls and visitors from host country military (TPDF) concerning
Security Assistance and the Training program.
Coordinates and synchronizes M2M events for the Office of Security Cooperation with the TPDF
Defense Foreign Relations Office.
Coordinates and contributes to frequent official visits to the Defense Attaché Office and Office of
Security Cooperation.
Assist in arranging appointments and may accompany visitor to meetings with government and
other officials. Extensive knowledge provides valuable information on current events,
local government insight, and regional affairs.
Provides interpreter service for American Officers, especially when nuance of meaning is important.
Receives and screens calls and visitors from the host country military concerning the
Security Assistance and Training Program. Answers inquiries on policies, routine
matters, status of actions, and course availability.
Disseminates information only on a need to know basis. When requested information is
not available, obtains and forwards information to appropriate persons or refers callers to
the proper source. Places local and long distances calls and faxes.
Sets up and maintains correspondence reports and documents files.
Classifies and files material based upon content as well as subject and document
identification. Establishes and maintains office library of related publications, regulations
and directives. Screens files periodically and retires or destroys files no longer required.
Training Coordination 30%
Vetting/Screening all International students to ensure that prerequisites are met to
include: administers the Defense Language Institute's English Comprehensive level tests
as well as the Training of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and any other test for
the required courses.
Maintaining all student training records.
Preparation of invitational orders.
Prepares student biographies and academic records.
Prepares visa applications.
Coordinating and arranging travel plans.
Prepares and requests travel advances for students attending training.
Medical screening of students and dependents.
Conducts pre-departure briefing and debriefs students upon return to host nations to
assess how valuable the training was from the students and to obtain their
recommendations/views on how best to serve them under the International Military
Education and Training (IMETP).
Downloads and Update of Standardized Training List.
Daily access to the Security Assistance Network (SAN) for updates on courses available
and changes made to the Standard Training List (STL).
Works with the country program managers of the five military departments (MILDEPS) to
implement the Tanzanian training requirements.
Inputs the courses into the Training Management System (TMS) and the web based
Security Assistance Network.
Prepares the yearly host country's military two-year Combined Education and Training
Plan (CETP) and the Congressional Report on International Military Training (CRMIT)
report of all Foreign Military Services (FMS), African Contingency and Training
Assistance (ACOTA), Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) trainings in-country.
TPDF Course program 20%
The Counter terrorism courses are intended to support and enhance U.S. efforts in the
Global War on terrorism.
Establishing the Tanzanian Peoples Defense Forces Counter Terrorism educational
needs, preparing and sending students for studying in the U.S. and at the George C.
Marshall Center in Germany for Counter Terrorism related training.
Advising the Tanzanian Military of Defence (MoD) on the Counter Terrorism (CT)
courses available, course pre-requisites, experience required and ranks of officers who
should participate in any CT-related training.
Justifying why the candidates are suitable for the CT courses in the SAN web before
Counter-Terrorism Fellows Program (CTFP) and AFRICOM approve the nominations,
and Generating invitation Training Orders (ITOs) for CT students as required or directed
by the Africa commandant Command (AFRICOM), Providing logistical support, and
making payments to students in cases where the school does not have a disbursing
office to pay off the students Training and Living Allowance (TLA).
And performing all necessary record keeping and logistics groundwork for the
International Military Education Training Program.
Notifying the Tanzania People Defence Force (TPDF)/Military of Defence (MoD) of
ACOTA training available with the approval of the Office of Security Cooperation, Chief,
Preparing all the necessary vetting memorandums to the three departments namely: the
Regional Security Office, Political and Consular for vetting to occur.
Establishing and finding out correct data from the different TPDF units for the selected
candidates, for easy tracking and vetting.
Keeping records of such training in the Department of Defence (DOD) database for all
recorded DoD/State Department training. Also, for the Congressional Report on
International Military Training (CMRIT) report required by AFRICOM.
U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam Administrative Assistant - Receptionist Jobs in Tanzania
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