Salary structure of National Council of Arts and Culture (NCAC)

The National Council of Arts and Culture (NCAC) is a governmental organization in charge of promoting the Nigerian cultural heritage.

The NCAC has a salary structure which is based on levels and steps. A level represents the grade level of an employee, while a step represents the progression of an employee within that level.

The salary structure of NCAC is in line with the salaries of other agencies within the Nigerian government.

Level 1

Step 1: N158, 773
Step 2: N166, 493
Step 3: N174, 721
Step 4: N181, 005
Step 5: N188, 775

Level 2

Step 1: N242, 994
Step 2: N253, 307
Step 3: N263, 994
Step 4: N274, 953
Step 5: N287, 215

Level 3

Step 1: N339, 437
Step 2: N354, 613
Step 3: N370, 145
Step 4: N386, 064
Step 5: N403, 510

Level 4

Step 1: N477, 584
Step 2: N500, 237
Step 3: N524, 250
Step 4: N549, 735
Step 5: N576, 806

Level 5

Step 1: N722, 195
Step 2: N755, 461
Step 3: N790, 234
Step 4: N826, 551
Step 5: N864, 610

To be a part of the NCAC, individuals should possess strong analytical and interpersonal skills.

They must have a passion for Nigerian culture and be committed to promoting it both locally and internationally.

The NCAC also requires that candidates have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in relevant fields.

FAQs

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How do I apply for a job at the NCAC?

through internship program

Do I need to have a degree in Arts before I can be employed by the NCAC?

No. Applicants are required to have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in relevant fields.

Are there any age requirements for job applicants?

No. The NCAC does not have any specific age limits for job applicants.