About the Company
The National University of Lesotho (NUL) is the top school for higher learning in Lesotho. It is based in Roma and known for top teaching, research, and helping the country grow. The school hires skilled people who care about doing real work with care and quality.
National University of Lesotho Is Hiring!
Position: Welder – Technical Officer (Post No. 1365)
Type: Permanent (Pensionable/Gratuitable Terms)
Deadline: 25 June 2025
Job Summary
NUL is looking for a welder who can help fix and build strong steel parts for buildings, seats, gates, and more. You’ll work with a team and use both arc and gas welding tools. You must be ready to live near the Roma campus and work on call when needed.
What You’ll Do
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Join Now- Fix and build steel chairs, tables, and other items
- Put up window bars and steel gates
- Help other teams with welding tasks
- Use arc and acetylene weld tools
- Fix parts like door frames, geysers, and stairs
You Must Have
- COSC or GCE
- 2–3-year welding or metalwork training
- At least 1 year of work in welding jobs
- Know how to follow plans and think clearly
- Speak and read basic English
- Work well in a team
Special Conditions
- You must live within 3km of Roma campus
- You must be fit and able to climb safely
- You must be ready to work day or night
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Join NowMore Information
- Job Application Details Send your application to: [email protected] Include the following in one compressed PDF: – A signed letter saying what you’ve done and your skills – Quote the vacancy number (Post No. 1365) – A CV with phone and email – Certified school papers and transcripts – Certified ID copy – 3 referees with phone and email Send To: Director – Human Resources National University of Lesotho Roma 180, Maseru, Lesotho Important: If you do not send your files in one read-only PDF, you will be disqualified.
