Job
Human Resources Coordinator, Premiere Urgence Internationale (Goma, DR Congo)
Première Urgence Internationale
At a glance
- Deadline
- Closes 30 November 2026, 39 days leftThe posting gives a date, not a time. Days left are counted in Lagos time.
- Fee
- No fee to apply
- Who may apply
- a master's degree (Master 2)
- at least 2 years in HR at an international NGO
- French and English both required
- Where
- Goma, DR Congo
Coordinate HR for the NGO's mission in Goma, DR Congo, on a fixed-term contract. You need a master's degree and French and English.
The facts
- What you get
- Salary stated: 2,650 to 3,130 EUR gross a month
- Where
- Goma, DR Congo
- How long
- Fixed-term contract
Where you stand
This one is free. There is no fee to apply, and nobody should ask you for money at any point.
What they ask for
- based in Goma, DR Congo, or able to move there
- a master's degree (Master 2)
- at least 2 years in HR at an international NGO
- French and English both required
Get ready to apply
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1. What to get ready
An online form; it names no documents. Some forms do not save as you go, so set aside time to do it in one sitting.
In their words: “Apply online on the Premiere Urgence careers site”
2. Dates
- Closes 30 November 2026, in 39 days.
- Aim to send it by 27 November 2026. Websites slow down near a deadline, and data runs out. Our advice
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How to apply
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This was opened and verified at Première Urgence Internationale's own website on 19 October 2026: it was real, still open, and open to people from African countries. If anything here is wrong, tell us.