how best can i get a job in uganda africa?
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Don't forget to choose the best answer.\nWe are real people answering real questions with real answers so please show your appreciation by choosing the best answer! \n\nBribe the tribe elder with some cows or chickens.
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If youintend to work there the first thing you will need is a work permit. So you need to find an employer with a shortage of staff they can source in the US. If you have a specialist skill you are more likley to find an employer. Start with websites on employment.
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Register with recruitment agencies relating to your local area or area of work.\nCheck out job websites eg.  jobsite.co.uk, monster.co.uk, totaljobs.co.uk\nMailshot companies based in London who you would like to work for.
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Uganda is called Pearl Of Africa\n\nthat was how Winston Churchill, moved by Uganda's great beauty, declared it when he visited in 1907.
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I know someone who recently raised funds to build a primary school in Uganda. I may be able to connect you with someone who can help.
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Try looking in Nigeria.
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I was a Canadian intern in Uganda, and was surprised at the differences between what I had been told about the country and what I learned when I got there.  The greatest things I learned were to be flexible and open to learning and challenges, let go of any ego, and let the local people teach you.  Asking many questions, I was open to meeting people and that took me further than a travel book ever could.\n\nMy readings and country orientation provided "essential" information on medications (all the meds are dangerous and fatal, they are expired drugs sent from North America and are not for human consumption), animals/pets (all animals have Rabies), culture shock (it can be unbearable) and Malaria (ALWAYS take your drugs).\n\nWhen I arrived I chose to learn as much as I could.  I lived in a non white neighbourhood, attended a non white church and learned to speak the local language.  I was surprised to meet the white people.  They lived in their own neighborhoods, and they warned me about the consquences of integration.  They complained about the Africans, and that there were so many of them.  The white people I met wanted to party with the other white people.  There was one other group of white people I met, and they had come to "help" the poor Africans.  When they realized that the Africans were doing very well (incredible amounts of knowledge, ability to identify and seek solutions to their problems), they decided they wanted to go back home to North America.\n\nBefore I left, I made sure I did the research.  I had a basic understanding of the language and culture (what you can get from a book and websites).  I got my shots, my medications and purchased climate appropriate clothing (be aware that linen and soccer shirts can give off the impression of wealth and can put you in danger), and got my visas and tickets.\n\nWhen I arrived, I got a cat (I never got Rabies), I initially took my Malaria medication (you decide how you feel about taking them, it's an ongoing debate) and I did get sick and have to go to the doctor who gave me medication (non lethal and not harmful as I had been told).  I did not have culture shock, but I had reverse culture shock or backpacker's blues (something I had heard nothing about, but it is the struggle you have in returning home).\n\nI hope this helps.  Take everything you hear with a grain of salt.  Be prepared and be open to everything.  You won't regret it.
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To seek a job in any country u have to be there.\n\nSo go to Singapore or Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) \n\nBTW you are too old for any job there
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Try http://jobs.un.org  \n\nHowever, London isnt known as a UN HQ city, but this doesnt mean there arent UN jobs based here.\n\nAlso try other supra-nationals like UNICEF.
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#1: Get the work visa! (chances of getting a job without first having the visa are pretty low, so....). Check the Auzzie employment link below which is their official website for forms and brochures for those wanting to apply for a job visa or to migrate. They have different work visas available - I was applying for the skilled visa. You can also qualify for more points (its a scoring system to qualify) if you apply for jobs within certain smaller regions (i.e. Adelaide). They'll list those towns on this website and you may also want to check out the specific municipal websites of those towns as well (they might sponsor if I'm right). Although, I'd go that route if you're low on the point scale. The funny part, is that if you speak english fluently, you already receive a whack of points.\n\n#2: I found that www.seek.com.au was the best job site for Australia (You can have it so certain keyworded jobs are automatically sent to your email)\n\nBest of luck! A little reading is in order for the forms, but that should give  a good starting point. Long live the Auzzies!
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http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk\n\nhttp://www.fish4jobs.co.uk
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This link takes you straight to job vacancies, the employment application and some other helpful information. You can apply online, email it later or print it. The mailing address is given. \n\nGo For It! There is a position waiting for you!\n\nhttp://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/vacan_e/vacan_e.htm
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I would be interested in finding out more about your NGO and the possibility of volunteering.  I am a former Peace Corps Volunteer from Tanzania, and I am familiar with the country especially central zone.  More information?
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The UN has a website.  The website has a "careers' page.  You can check that out for open positions and job requirements.
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You need to find a company which will give you a job, they apply to Work Permits UK on your behalf and if you meet the criteria you will receive a Work Permit. You can then take this Permit and apply for a visa to go with it. You will still need to meet all the conditions of entry to the UK. You should check the exact rules before you apply as there are many updates, you can do this at www.ukvisas.gov.uk
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Here are a few that I know of, but haven't had experience with...\n\nHabitat for Humanity - http://www.habitatghana.org/\nACCION International - http://www.accion.org\nGhana Health and Education Initiative - http://www.ghei.org\nIkando - http://www.ikando.org\n\nA good site to check out is Idealist--they list job, internship, and volunteer opportunites with NGOs.
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You can look into leading jobs websites for you own country. If you do not know that you can easily search in Yahoo or google search. You can see newspaper everyday to find one.