Application for Field Staff Employment

Saha Global is always interested in hearing from people who believe in our mission and have the skills we require to help get the cleanest water to the poorest people in Northern Ghana.

If you are interested in applying to work as either a translator or field staff, please read on.

Are you fluent in Dagbani and at least one other language of Northern Region (Gonja, Twi, Hausa, Fulani, etc)?

Are you interested in riding moto bikes long days out into rural communities?

Do you want to be part of a diverse team of people unifed under our mission?

If you think you would succeed as a field staff for us, please fill the form below.

To ensure proper consideration, please fill in the information below as completely and accurately as possible.

Personal Information

First Name *

Last Name *

Address

City *

Region of Ghana *

Phone *

Secondary phone *

Email Address *

Are you legally authorized to work in Ghana? *

Yes

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? *

Yes

If yes, please explain.

Availability

Education and Work History

Last place of education

School Name

Address

Phone

Start Date +

End Date +

Degree granted

Most Recent Employer

Company Name

Address

Phone

Start Date +

End Date +

Position

Supervisor/Manager

Reason for Leaving

May we contact? *

Yes

Phone Number

Employer 2

Company Name

Address

Phone

Start Date +

End Date +

Position

Supervisor/Manager

Reason for Leaving

May we contact? *

Yes

Phone Number

References

Reference 1

Name

Title

Email Address

Phone

Reference 2

Name

Title

Email Address

Phone

Reference 3

Name

Title

Email Address

Phone

Application

In the following questions, please be as specific as possible. We have a large volume of applicants so we will not call applicants who offer only "yes" or "no" answers.

How did you hear about Saha Global? Be specific. If it is a "friend" say which one! *

Why do you want to work for Saha Global? *

All our projects take place in rural communities outside of Tamale or Salaga, usually between 20-120 househoulds, that don’t have access to piped water or boreholes or don’t have electricity. Tell me about any time or experiences in small villages? *

Tell me about your experience translating or working with foreigners. *

What languages do you speak fluently? *

Do you speak fluent Dagbani? *

Yes

Do you have experience riding a moto? *

Yes

Do you have experience using a smart phone (for WhatsApp, Skype, etc)? *

Yes

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