JAWATAN KOSONG IKIM
Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untuk mengisi jawatan di Institut Kefahaman Islam Malaysia sebuah Syarikat Awam Berhad dengan jaminan ( Company Limited by Guarantee ).
| 1.1 | (a) | Jawatan | : | Fellow Kanan (Syariah) | | | | | (Nota: Jawatan ini setaraf DS54 di Universiti Awam)
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| (b) | Kumpulan | : | Pengurusan dan Profesional | | | | | |
| (c) | Taraf Jawatan | : | Tetap | | | | | |
| (d) | Tempoh Percubaan | : | 2 Tahun |
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| | 1.2 | Jadual Gaji (Skim Gaji 3) | : | RM5,752.07 x RM250.47 – RM7,755.83
(Tawaran gaji permulaan adalah berdasarkan gaji sekarang, kelayakan dan pengalaman) |
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(ii) Perumahan
(iii) Bantuan Sara Hidup | :
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: | RM800.00
RM900.00
RM300.00 |
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| | 1.3 | Syarat Lantikan | : | Calon-calon bagi lantikan hendaklah memiliki kelayakan dan pengalaman seperti berikut: |
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| | (a) Warganegara Malaysia;
(b) Memiliki sekurang-kurangnya Ijazah Doktor Falsafah daripada Universiti-universiti tempatan atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan Malaysia di dalam bidang Syariah;
(c) Mempunyai pengalaman penyelidikan tidak kurang daripada 8 tahun di Institut Pengajian Tinggi atau Institusi Penyelidikan Akademik di sektor awam atau swasta;
(d) Telah menghasilkan kajian yang bernas dan bermutu tinggi dalam bidang-bidang tersebut atau bidang-bidang berkaitan yang sesuai mengikut penilaian IKIM;
(e) Keutamaan akan diberikan kepada calon-calon yang mempunyai sahsiah diri yang baik; pengalaman bekerja dan berkemahiran menggunakan komputer serta boleh bertutur dan menulis dalam Bahasa Inggeris; dan berkemahiran merujuk sumber-sumber Islam dalam Bahasa Arab. |
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| | 1.4 | Bidang Tugas | : | Bertanggungjawab antaranya menjalankan projek penyelidikan dan menghasilkan penerbitan bermutu dalam bidang yang sesuai dengan matlamat dan peranan IKIM; menyelia dan menyelaras Sudut Hukum, slot radio dan tugasan-tugasan penyelidik di Pusat Syariah, Undang-undang dan Sains Politik, IKIM. |
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Cara Permohonan
Calon-calon yang berminat dipelawa mengemukakan surat permohonan beserta salinan dokumen yang berikut :-
a) Butir-butir peribadi yang lengkap (resume/ curriculum vitae mengenai kelayakan dan pengalaman)
b) Sekeping gambar berwarna berukuran passport (tidak dikembalikan)
c) Salinan sijil-sijil akademik dan transkrip, kad pengenalan, sijil kelahiran, slip gaji terakhir dan lain-lain dokumen berkaitan jika ada.
Surat permohonan beserta dokumen hendaklah sampai kepada :
Ketua Pengarah
Institut Kefahaman Islam Malaysia (IKIM)
2, Langgak Tunku
Off Jalan Duta
50480 KUALA LUMPUR
(up: Bahagian Pentadbiran)
Tel: 03-62046200 Faks: 03-62014189 sebelum atau selewat-lewatnya pada dengan menyatakan nama jawatan yang dipohon di sebelah kiri atas sampul surat tersebut. Bagi calon yang sedang berkhidmat dengan Kerajaan, Badan-badan Berkanun dan Kuasa Tempatan, permohonan hendaklah dibuat melalui Ketua Jabatan dan pastikan salinan Kenyataan Perkhidmatan yang kemaskini dan Laporan Penilaian Prestasi Tahunan disertakan bersama.
Catatan Am
Salinan sijil-sijil yang dikemukakan hendaklah diakui sah oleh pegawai dari Kumpulan Pengurusan Profesional atau Penghulu/Ketua Kampung.
Hanya calon yang layak selepas tapisan sahaja akan dipanggil untuk temu duga.
Permohonan tidak menerima sebarang jawapan selepas tiga (3) bulan daripada tarikh iklan ditutup hendaklah menganggap permohonan mereka tidak berjaya. |
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