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workinafrica Graduate Trainee Accountant BPI Advisory
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Industry: Consulting
Country: Nigeria
City: Lagos
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  • Posted: 08 April 2015

Graduate Trainee Accountant

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Requirements

  • Minimum B.Sc In Accounting or related course.
  • Enthusiastic to learn and work

Responsabilities

Not more than 26 years of age.

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    Nigeria - Lagos
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