Overview
UNESCO is recruiting a driver for its Chad office in N'Djamena on a 12-month SC2 service contract to transport staff and official visitors, support field travel and deliveries, and maintain the assigned vehicle and operational records.
Full job description
The role is on site in N'Djamena and open to external candidates. Duties on the official vacancy include driving personnel and visitors in accordance with UN security standards and national traffic rules, airport support, delivery of official mail and project goods, daily vehicle checks and logbooks, minor technical repairs, maintaining vehicle documents, preparing the vehicle for missions, and reporting incidents. The vacancy is within UNESCO's Administration and Management sector.
Requirements & qualifications
UNESCO lists a primary-school completion certificate, valid category A, B and D driving licences, at least five years of experience, an impeccable driving record, knowledge of local driving rules and conditions, ability to perform minor repairs, punctuality and reliability. Excellent knowledge of French and/or English is required. Previous experience in the United Nations system is listed as an asset.
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Verification notes
Verified against the current official UNESCO Careers vacancy. The page lists N'Djamena, on-site work, SC2 service contract, 12 months, external recruitment and a 28 August 2026 deadline.
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