Overview
FAO is recruiting Veterinary Paraprofessional Business Facilitators in South Africa to support animal-health technicians with entrepreneurship, business development and service-delivery capacity.
Full job description
The official vacancy indicates three facilitator positions supporting veterinary paraprofessionals and animal-health technicians, including business coaching and entrepreneurship support connected to work in Eastern Cape, North West and KwaZulu-Natal. The assignment is listed for up to 11 months at approximately five working days per month.
Requirements & qualifications
The official posting requires relevant veterinary or animal-health qualifications, at least three years of relevant animal-health experience and working knowledge of English. Applicants must meet FAO's stated eligibility and work-location requirements for the national assignment.
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Verification notes
Verified against FAO's official vacancy information on 22 August 2026. Vacancy 2601796 lists Pretoria, three facilitator positions, an assignment of up to 11 months at about five days per month and a closing date of 2 September 2026. FAO renders the closing clock time according to the viewer's device, so no exact deadline timestamp was invented.
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