Penerimaan Calon Pegawai TKT Universitas Terbuka Tahun 2016

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Perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi yang demikian cepat menuntut kita untuk terus meningkatkan potensi sumber daya manusia (SDM) yang menunjang produktivitas. Namun, keterbatasan tempat dan waktu menjadi kendala utama bagi banyak orang dalam mengembangkan diri dan meningkatkan karir.

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Penerimaan Calon Pegawai TKT Universitas Terbuka

Universitas Terbuka akan menerima Calon Pegawai Non PNS Badan Layanan Umum Universitas Terbuka sejumlah 10 orang untuk ditempatkan di Kantor UT-Pusat, dengan rincian sebagai berikut:

No	Tingkat Pend.	Kualifikasi Akademik	Kode Kualifikasi	JML	IPK Min.
1	S1/DIII	Ilmu Perpustakaan	PERPUS	1	2,75
2	S1/DIII	– Teknik Informatika – Sistem Informasi – Ilmu Komputer – Teknik Komputer – Manajemen Informatika	KOMP-2	8	2,75
3	S1/DIII	– Komunikasi – Psikologi – Sastra Inggris & Indonesia (Non Pendidikan)	Front Desk	3	2,75

Tata Cara Pengajuan Lamaran : 

Waktu : Penerimaan pendaftaran sampai tanggal 31 Januari 2016.

Tempat pengiriman berkas :

Berkas lamaran dapat diantar langsung atau dikirim melalui Kantor Pos (cap pos) ditujukan kepada Rektor Universitas Terbuka melalui Bagian Kepegawaian Jalan Cabe Raya, Pondok Cabe, Pamulang, Tangerang Selatan 15418 paling lambat diterima oleh Bagian Kepegawaian Universitas Terbuka hari/tanggal Senin, 1 Februari 2016 (cap pos) Pukul 15.00 WIB.

Persyaratan pelamar :

• Usia setinggi-tingginya 35 tahun pada 31 Desember 2016.
• Ijazah terakreditasi minimal B sesuai tahun kelulusan, dengan menunjukkan sertifikat akreditasi jurusan dari kampus.
• Berwawasan luas dan kreatif.
• Sanggup bekerja diluar jam kantor.
• Mampu bekerja keras bersama tim.
• Memiliki kemampuan manajemen organisasi.

Kelengkapan Berkas lamaran dan info selengkapnya silakan lihat di http://www.ut.ac.id/pusatkarir/

Informasi lebih lanjut, silakan lihat sumber resmi berikut ini :
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