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Job Opportunities at INEC for the 2025 General Election in Tanzania

Download the Official INEC Job Announcement to review detailed information and start your application process.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of Tanzania has announced temporary job openings for polling station officials ahead of the 2025 General Election. This is a unique opportunity for eligible Tanzanians to contribute to the democratic process. INEC, established to oversee free, fair, and credible elections, is dedicated to upholding Tanzania’s electoral integrity. Below, we detail the available positions, eligibility criteria, application process, and compensation to help you seize this opportunity.

Available Job Roles for the 2025 Election

INEC is recruiting for three key temporary roles to ensure the smooth operation of the 2025 General Election:

  • Polling Station Supervisors: Oversee operations at polling stations.
  • Assistant Polling Station Supervisors: Support supervisors in managing polling activities.
  • Voter Guidance Clerks: Assist voters and guide them through the voting process.

These roles are critical to ensuring an efficient and transparent election process across Tanzania.

Eligibility Requirements for Applicants

To qualify for these positions, applicants must meet specific criteria outlined by INEC. The requirements vary slightly by role but share common standards.

Requirements for Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors

To apply as a Polling Station Supervisor or Assistant Supervisor, you must:

  • Be a Tanzanian citizen.
  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Not hold a leadership position in any political party.
  • Demonstrate integrity, obedience, and sound judgment.
  • Have completed Form Four education (or higher) and be proficient in reading and writing Swahili or English.
  • Be able to read and understand the Polling Station Supervisors’ Manual.
  • Reside in the ward where you are applying to work.

Requirements for Voter Guidance Clerks

For the Voter Guidance Clerk position, the criteria are similar:

  • Be a Tanzanian citizen.
  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Not be a political party leader.
  • Show integrity, obedience, and mental soundness.
  • Have at least a Form Four education and literacy in Swahili or English.
  • Be capable of reading and understanding the Voter Guidance Clerks’ Manual.
  • Be a resident of the ward where you wish to work.

Meeting these requirements ensures you are well-equipped to handle the responsibilities of these roles.

Compensation Details for Polling Station Officials

INEC offers competitive compensation for these temporary positions, including allowances for workdays, meals, and transportation. Here’s a breakdown:

  • Polling Station Supervisor:
    • Daily allowance: TZS 70,000 for two days.
    • Meal allowance: TZS 20,000 for one day.
    • Transport allowance: TZS 20,000.
  • Assistant Polling Station Supervisor:
    • Daily allowance: TZS 65,000 for two days.
    • Meal allowance: TZS 20,000 for one day.
    • Transport allowance: TZS 20,000.
  • Voter Guidance Clerk:
    • Daily allowance: TZS 65,000 for one day.
    • Meal allowance: TZS 20,000.
  • Training Period:
    • All officials receive TZS 50,000 per training day plus TZS 20,000 for transport per training day.

These payments reflect INEC’s commitment to fairly compensating election workers for their critical contributions.

Download the Official INEC Job Announcement to review detailed information and start your application process.

How to Apply for INEC Election Jobs

The application process is straightforward but requires careful attention to detail. Follow these steps to submit your application:

  1. Prepare Your Application Materials:
    • A copy of your secondary education certificate and any professional certificates (if applicable).
    • A CV detailing your residential address, reliable phone numbers, and two referees with their NIDA numbers.
    • Two recent passport-size photographs.
    • Public servants must submit their application through their employer.
  2. Specify Your Role and Ward:
    • Clearly indicate the position (Supervisor, Assistant Supervisor, or Voter Guidance Clerk) and the ward where you wish to work.
  3. Submit Your Application:
    • Address your application to: Director of Elections, Independent National Electoral Commission, Uchaguzi House, Njedengwa Investment Area, Plot D, No. 4, Uchaguzi Road, P.O. Box 358, 07 Dodoma.
    • Write the position you are applying for on the back of the envelope.
    • To simplify submission, deliver your sealed application to the Assistant Election Supervisor at the ward level, who will forward it to the Election Supervisor.
  4. Avoid False Information:
    • Providing fraudulent details will result in legal action.
  5. Application Deadline:
    • All applications must be submitted by July 11, 2025.

Following these steps ensures your application is complete and reaches the right authorities on time.

General Conditions for Applicants

Applicants must adhere to the following conditions:

  • Specify the ward and position clearly in the application.
  • Be willing to work at any assigned polling station within the ward.
  • Ensure all required documents (certificates, CV, photos) are included.
  • Public servants must route their applications through their employers.

These conditions help INEC maintain an organized and fair recruitment process.

Why Work with INEC for the 2025 Election?

Joining INEC as a polling station official offers a chance to:

  • Contribute to Tanzania’s democracy.
  • Gain valuable experience in election management.
  • Earn competitive compensation for temporary work.
  • Serve your community by ensuring a fair and transparent voting process.

This is a rewarding opportunity for Tanzanians who value integrity and civic duty.

Conclusion

The Independent National Electoral Commission’s call for polling station officials for the 2025 General Election is an opportunity to play a pivotal role in Tanzania’s democratic process. By meeting the eligibility criteria, preparing a thorough application, and submitting it before the July 11, 2025 deadline, you can join INEC in delivering a credible election. Don’t miss this chance to serve your nation—apply today and make a difference.

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