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PNG Job Opportunities at Teachers Savings and Loan Society Limited

Papua New Guinea Job Opportunities at Teachers Savings and Loan Society Limited

Are you seeking a challenging and rewarding career opportunity? Look no further! Teachers Savings and Loan Society Limited, a premier Savings and Loan Society with a membership of over 56,000 individuals across Papua New Guinea, is currently inviting applications for the following positions:

1. Member Service Consultant - Wabag

Application closes: 4:00pm, Friday 23rd February, 2024

2. AML CTF Analyst (4 Positions) - Port Moresby (POM)

Application closes: 4:00pm, Monday 26th February, 2024

Brochure supplied: Teachers Savings and Loan Society

3. Senior AML CTF Analyst (2 Positions) - Port Moresby (POM)

Application closes: 4:00pm, Monday 26th February, 2024

Brochure supplied: Teachers Savings and Loan Society

If you are interested in any of the above positions, please submit the following documents:

- Expression of Interest

- Updated Resume

- Copies of your Educational Qualifications

- References


Additionally, successful candidates will be required to provide the following documents upon selection:

- Covid-19 Vaccination Card

- Police Clearance Certificate

- Medical Report


Please send your applications to:

The Head of Human Resources

Teachers Savings & Loan Society

PO Box 319, Waigani National Capital District

Email: TISA.Recruitment@tisa.com.pg


Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for further proceedings. Apply now and embark on an exciting journey with Teachers Savings and Loan Society Limited!

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