The application deadline was 20 Feb 2026. This page is kept as a public record.
Vacancy Summary
Job Description
Historical Job Advert — Normalised from a grouped DAPP Malawi recruitment advert published on 6 February 2026
DAPP Malawi advertised multiple project positions under one grouped recruitment notice. For historical accuracy in the new ATS, this record has been normalised into an individual advert for the specific role below. The original advert covered project implementation across Chiradzulu, Thyolo, Dowa and Mzimba, with applications due on 20 February 2026.
The project roles supported inclusive vocational and enterprise development for youth, women and persons with disabilities, with a strong focus on quality delivery, practical training, employability and local labour-market relevance.
Position: Graphic Design Trainer
Role Summary
The Graphic Design Trainer was expected to provide practical instruction in graphic design, support participant learning and attendance, prepare course guidance materials, promote the course and maintain regular reporting on participant progress.
Indicative Qualifications
- Relevant qualification in graphic design or a related creative field.
- Hands-on industry experience in graphic design.
- Ability to teach practical skills and support learner progression.
To Apply
Applications stating expected salary and CV (including contacts/emails for three traceable professional referees) were to be emailed to recruitment@dapp-malawi.org in copy to ejumbo@dapp-malawi.org, indicating the position title and applicant’s name in the subject line. All attached files were to be saved under the applicant’s name and in PDF format.
Deadline for receiving applications was 20 February 2026. Applications were to be reviewed on a rolling basis and only shortlisted candidates were to be contacted.
Disclaimer: DAPP Malawi is an equal employment opportunity organisation and does not discriminate on any basis including gender, race, disability and ethnicity. DAPP Malawi does not require any application fee. This publication was produced with the financial support of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation. Its contents are the sole responsibility of DAPP Malawi and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Agency.