Working in South Sudan
South Sudan is a developing economy as the nation continues to grow. The economy is built on oil and agriculture, but while there is much potential, skill levels and infrastructure hamper development.
Why work in South Sudan?
South Sudan is a challenging work and social environment. The majority of roles for highly skilled individuals come in the form of oil & gas work. The country has under developed education and healthcare systems, and anyone working in the country is advised to ensure they have insurance and access to private provisions. Social living is limited, and the population generally has very low levels of income, resulting in reduced social activity. Moving to the South Sudan is not advised prior to obtaining an offer of employment.
South Sudan - Useful Information
Population
11062113
Currency
South Sudanese Pound (SSP)
Dialling Code
211
Official Languages
English
Main Airport
Juba International Airport
Timezone
South Sudan (UTC +03:00)
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Working in South Sudan
South Sudan is a developing economy as the nation continues to grow. The economy is built on oil and agriculture, but while there is much potential, skill levels and infrastructure hamper development.
Why work in South Sudan?
South Sudan is a challenging work and social environment. The majority of roles for highly skilled individuals come in the form of oil & gas work. The country has under developed education and healthcare systems, and anyone working in the country is advised to ensure they have insurance and access to private provisions. Social living is limited, and the population generally has very low levels of income, resulting in reduced social activity. Moving to the South Sudan is not advised prior to obtaining an offer of employment.
South Sudan - Useful Information
Population
11062113
Currency
South Sudanese Pound (SSP)
Dialling Code
211
Official Languages
English
Main Airport
Juba International Airport
Timezone
South Sudan (UTC +03:00)
Recent Roles
More opportunities coming soon!
Careers in Africa Recruitment Summits
Previous
Next
Our Value-Add Partners
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Thought Leadership Webinars
Africa’s talent decision makers gather at our Talent Agenda Webinars to discuss and debate the future of human capital across the continent. Business and HR leaders explore ways to unlock and enable the power of Africa’s talent - a peerless opportunity to engage with and learn from global experts and position your company alongside Africa’s innovators.
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