- The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat wishes to inform Member States and
Associate Members that it is seeking to fill the abovementioned vacancy within the
Caribbean Community Secretariat. - Arrangements have been made for this position to be advertised on the Secretariat’s
Website at www.caricom.org as well as at www.oecs.org and
www.caribbeanjobsonline.com. Member States and Associate Members are asked to
assist by arranging for the advertisement to be brought to the attention of those
persons who may be interested, and for copies of the advertisement to be circulated in
the relevant Ministries, Departments and Organisations. - Interested candidates are required to apply using the CARICOM Secretariat’s
Recruitment Portal which can be accessed via the CARICOM Secretariat’s Website at
https://caricom.org/opportunities_category/caricom-secretariat-vacancies/. - The deadline for submission of applications is Friday, 1 October 2021.
Wednesday, June 17
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