African Union Fresh Vacancies & Recruitment, September 2025: Several Open Jobs | Online Application
- Afri Careers
- Sep 18
- 2 min read
The African Union Vacancies & Recruitment, September 2025 campaign has officially opened, with over 20 job opportunities across different AU departments and specialized agencies. This is a golden chance for professionals eager to contribute to Africa’s sustainable development, peace, and integration.
Established in 2002 as the successor to the Organization of African Unity (OAU), the African Union (AU) represents 55 member states with the vision of achieving “an integrated, prosperous, and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena.”
Current Available African Union Vacancies – September 2025
Below is the list of open positions under the African Union Recruitment September 2025 drive:
Administrative Assistant (AU-IBAR)
Policy Officer – Early Warning/DRR Expert (SEWA) (ARBE)
Project Officer – Meteorology Expert (SEWA) (ARBE)
Project Officer Expert – Data Ecosystems (AU-IBAR)
Programme Officer (AU-IBAR)
Finance Officer (AU-IBAR)
Programme Coordinator (SEWA) (ARBE)
Regional Coordinator – PPR Eradication (ECOWAS) (AU-IBAR)
Regional Coordinator – PPR Eradication (ECCAS) (AU-IBAR)
Communications Officer (AU-IBAR)
AVoHC Kofi Annan Scholars Program – Accreditation and Standards Specialist (Africa CDC)
Programme Officer (AU-IBAR)
Regional Coordinator – PPR Eradication (SADC) (AU-IBAR)
Policy Officer – Monitoring and Reporting (ARBE)
Programme Assistant (ARBE)
Finance and Administrative Assistant (ARBE)
Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (AU-IBAR)
Administrative Assistant (SEWA) (ARBE)
How to Apply for African Union Vacancies – Online Application
The African Union recruitment process is fully digital, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Here’s a step-by-step guide for the AU online application system:
Step 1: Registration
Create a personal account on the official African Union Careers portal to start your application journey.
Step 2: Personal History Form (PHF)
Complete the AU Personal History Form (also called Personal History Profile – PHP). This form can be updated and reused for multiple applications.
Step 3: Select a Vacancy
Choose positions that match your qualifications and skills. The AU advises applicants to only apply for roles where they meet all outlined requirements.
Step 4: Match the Requirements
Review the African Union vacancy descriptions carefully. Only candidates who meet the required criteria will be shortlisted.
Step 5: Submit Application
Submit your application before the official deadline. Late applications will not be considered. Once submitted, your profile will be reviewed by the AU recruitment team.
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