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French Speaking – Customer Service Agent at Editec: Closing Date : 24th September, 2020

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Description

We are looking for French speaking – Customer Service Agents to join our Customer Service Team in Kigali. Reporting to the Customer Service Manager you’ll be responsible for providing support on digital platforms to our customers throughout the African market.

You should have Customer Service experience and an interest in sports particularly Football. Experience in the gaming industry is also desirable.

Key role responsibilities

  • Respond to customer queries received via live chat/email/social media platforms and offer appropriate responses/solutions to ensure superior service delivery while adhering to set processes and procedures.
  • Provide accurate information and educate customers on how to use our products and services.
  • Handle customer interactions in a courteous and professional manner.
  • Follow-up on open escalated queries and completed requests to meet and exceed customer expectations.
  • Escalate pertinent information (observations and occurrences) to management in a timely manner.
  • Participate in operational and customer service improvement initiatives.
  • Proactively propose improvements and feedback in processes and ways of working to management.
  • Provide excellent quality customer service and other duties as assigned

Requirements

Essential Skills

  • Strong oral and written communication skills in English and French
  • Excellent email etiquette
  • Highly organized and detail oriented
  • Ambitious, energetic and thrives under pressure
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Team player open to share knowledge and to support colleagues
  • Ability to navigate through multiple computer applications with speed and accuracy

Desirable Skills

  • Sports Betting experience

Qualifications:

  • Experience within a Customer Service or Call Centre environment
  • A college diploma or equivalent qualification

Job Information

  • This is a full time job
  • Full training will be provided
  • Job involves shift work including evenings, weekends and public holidays

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Work Place Learning Coordinator at MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND LABOUR: Deadline:28/Aug/2020

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Job description

Duties, tasks and responsibilities of the Work Place Learning Coordinator: The main tasks of the Work Place Learning Coordinator will be as follows:

? Act as focal point of Workplace learning in Rwanda and represent MIFOTRA in relevant meetings related to workplace learning with public and private partners and other development partners

? Provide technical assistance to implementing agencies and other stakeholders, particularly in relation to coordination, monitoring, evaluation and reporting issues The specific tasks of the workplace learning coordinator are as follows: Coordination

? Plan and coordinate workplace learning policy implementation activities and interventions implemented by all stakeholders;

? Ensure smooth implementation of the workplace learning policy interventions and activities;

? Seek solutions to workplace learning specific problems, reacting quickly and productively by undertaking timely and appropriate measures;

? In collaboration with stakeholders prepare and organize joint planning meetings and knowledge sharing events of all work place learning implementing partners and ensure the effective implementations of partners’ recommendations and resolutions

? Coordinate research to track the success of workplace learning programs efforts;

? Assist in the development of the work plan of workplace learning policy activities and keep it updated in accordance with policy activities and timeframes as relevant;

? Create awareness about the Workplace learning policy amongst relevant stakeholders through media, social media and other channels felt efficient and effective, etc.; Implementation

? Provide technical expertise and technical guidance in the implementation of the project interventions;

? Work closely with the private sector and public actors on setting up an awareness of work place learning and prepare and coordinate campaigns to sensitize companies and TVET institutions on the added value of WPL; Reporting, evaluation and capitalizationSupport in setting up and implementing a monitoring framework to assess the quality of the Work Place learning implemented in the TVET schools and follow up all interventions implemented under the work place learning policy programmes;

? Develop comprehensive reports on ongoing activities, compiling data from different implementers, and submit summary reports to the Ministry each month;

? Capitalize lessons learned and advise MIFOTRA, and others relevant stakeholders on the way forward regarding the work place learning policy interventions;

? Follow up in particular the implementation of any recommendations made by the MIFOTRA regarding the implementation of Workplace Learning Policy;

? Provide advice on needs assessment and analysis, monitoring and evaluation methodologies in order to develop a consistent and continually improved approach for collecting and using data;

? Support with analysis of work place learning interventions and advise strategic improvements to the Ministry and the steering committee of workplace learning (WPL) in close collaboration with, WDA, RP, PSF and other development partners active in WPL, based on the WPL policy;

? Provide the necessary technical support to MIFOTRA in order to perform the design, coordination and implementation of the monitoring and evaluation, research, and learning framework of all actors implementing workplace learning policy initiatives;

? Develop the overall framework, for policy M&E, for example mid

– term policy review, impact assessment, final evaluation, develops policy performance monitoring plan with relevant data collection systems.

? Lead efforts to monitor and evaluate the impact of policy interventions, document results and provide feedback to stakeholders to guide decision
– making;

? Maintain and administer the M&E system; analyze and aggregate findings to inform evidence based decision making;

? Carry out innovatively the design and roll
– out of monitoring tools that can be used to track progress and capture data at process and impact of workplace learning policy;

? Review the quality of existing data in all implementation areas, the methods of collecting them, and the degree to which they will provide good statistics for impact evaluation;

? Perform other related duties as assigned;

Job profile

Rwandan Nationality P.O. BOX 403 KIGALI Website: www.mifotra.gov.rw E
– mail: info@mifotra.gov.rw Follow us on Twitter: @RwandaLabour

? Hold a master’s degree in Education, Development Studies, Economics, project management or

? Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Education, Development Studies, Economics, project management Experience:

? At least 5 years’ experience for master’s degree holder and 8 years’ experience for Bachelor’s degree holder;

? Demonstrated knowledge in Monitoring Education; ?

Experience with education sector preferably in TVET;

? Extensive Knowledge and experience of work place learning through dual training and Rwanda private sector development model

? Having deep Knowledge of the linkage between human capital development and national economic growth and development preferably in national context ? Experience in planning, monitoring and evaluation in public and private sectors

? Excellent communication skills, both spoken and written in English and Kinyarwanda;

? Excellent knowledge in dealing and handling donor funded projects

? Excellent ICT skills to be able to manage complex M&E systems;

? Can work independently with less supervision.

 

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National PBF Project Coordinator SB5/3 United Nations Development Programme -Rwanda: Deadline: 27-08-2020

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Job Description
Agency
UNDP
Title
National PBF Project Coordinator SB5/3
Job ID
32190
Democratic Governance
Vacancy End Date
(Midnight New York, USA)
27/08/2020
Time Left
3d 12h 40m
Kigali, Rwanda
Education & Work Experience
I-Master’s Level Degree – 7 year(s) experience
Required:
Desired:
English, French
 
Grade
SB5
Vacancy Type
Service Contract (SC)
Posting Type
External
Bureau
Africa
Contract Duration
One year renewable

 

Background

1. Organizational Context

The Great Lakes region has historically suffered from cyclical violence that finds its roots in poverty and political conflict. “Intensifying hostility among states in the Great Lakes threatens a return to the regional wars that tore that region apart in previous decades” – the International Crisis Group warned in January 2020, calling for greater and more robust UN engagement in support of Peacebuilding in the region. It is against this background that FAO, UNDP and WFP in both DRC and Rwanda have developed the project “Creating peace dividends for women and youth through increased cross-border trade and strengthened food security Cross Border” in collaboration with national counterparts in both countries and with the support from the Peace Building Fund.

The project “Creating peace dividends for women and youth through increased cross-border trade and strengthened food security Cross Border” focuses on one of Africa’s most critical trading posts linking Western and Eastern Central Africa and  the Goma – Rubavu border between DRC and Rwanda, a historical hot-spot of conflict but also key source of resilience in the Great Lakes region.  The project contributes to peacebuilding and social cohesion in the DRC-Rwanda border areas around Goma and Rubavu by deepening economic integration through increased cross-border trade, fostering mutual understanding and dialogue between border communities and strengthening food security, livelihood and income opportunities, particularly for women and youth.

The project is built on the assumption that if essential impediments to local cross-border trade of agricultural products are reduced, if the capacities of young entrepreneurs in cross-border trade development are enhanced and if capacities for agricultural production are strengthened and expanded on both sides of the border, with a focus on the capacities and opportunities of women and young people then, conditions for cross-border trade will improve and cross-border community interaction will foster mutual understanding and trust by providing opportunities for dialogue among social groups around common and mutual economic interests and the increased availability of income and livelihood opportunities will reduce incentives to engage in violence as a means of improving economic circumstances, thus strengthening Peacebuilding.

To achieve this, the project focuses on resolving underlying issues and grievances linked to unequal agricultural production and trade competition on the two sides of the border. Any promotion of agricultural production and cross-border trade needs to be sensitive to the perceived and real concerns over competition between the two border communities.  The project also aims at addressing key impediments to cross-border trade by reducing barriers to access to income-generating activities and food supplies for communities on both sides of the border. Harassment and the prevalence of bribes and unofficial payments at the border are among the most serious hindrances to access to markets by small-scale traders.

Economic inclusion of women and youth is at the center of this project. The proposed strengthening of cross-border trade is a key means of economic integration of vulnerable groups, especially women and youth. The focus on supporting small scale traders, primarily young and female, is a way to empower women and youth at the local level, which has been shown to strengthen the resilience of communities and help mitigate risks of conflict.

Furthermore, there is significant untapped potential to increase profitability, and thus further consolidate livelihoods, by improving the value-chain of agricultural production. This could have an expanded peacebuilding impact by reducing the gap in growth rate of horticulture production and trade between the DRC and Rwanda sides of the border, and by providing opportunities for collaboration around common economic interests between small-holder farmers and traders on both sides of the border

Under the overall guidance and supervision of of  the Team leader of the Transformational Governance Unit based in Kigali, the National Project Coordinator is to work with WFP, FAO and UNDP project teams, government counterparts (including the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Ministry of Agriculture, the gender Monitoring Office, the Rwanda Bar Association, the Rwanda national Police, the Ministry of Youth, UN partners (including Resident Coordinator’s Office), the Private Sector Federation, trade cooperatives and Civil Society Organizations.

The project Coordinator will coordinate the activities under the Outcome and two outputs of the projects and ensure timely and quality delivery of the Peacebuilding Fund project in Rwanda by participating UN agencies and Implementing partners. The National Project Coordinator will promote a client-focused, quality and results- oriented approach in the project and will work in close collaboration with WFP, FAO and UNDP project focal points and in close collaboration with the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Implementing partners for resolving complex programme management issues.

In addition, the National Project Coordinator will also collaborate on a regular basis with the Project Manager based in Goma, for quality and timely implementation of project outputs but also ensure synergy between the activities implemented in DRC and Rwanda within the framework of this project.

Duties and Responsibilities

II. Duties and Responsibilities

Under the overall guidance of the UNDP Deputy Resident Representative and the direct supervision of the Team Leader of the UNDP Transformational Governance Unit in close collaboration with  FAO and WFP project focal points, government stakeholders, CSOs, private companies and communities, the National Project Coordinator will implement the agreed activities as per the approved project proposal and ensure that targets are reached as set out in the approved Integrated Results Framework.

The National Project Coordinator will be responsible for the overall management and administration of the project in close collaboration with the Ministry of Trade and Industry as lead Ministry, Implementing partners including the Ministry of Youth and Culture, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Gender Monitoring Office, the Rwanda Bar Association, and CSO as well as with WFP, FAO and UNDP technical teams under the broader guidance of the Project Steering Committee. The National Project Coordinator will be responsible for project.implementation, coordination of monitoring and evaluation (M&E), project communication and project reporting.

Specific Duties/Deliverables

 

Project implementation

  • Ensure adequate project, planning, monitoring and evaluation for the project outcome: Social cohesion and peace dividends in the Goma- Rubavu border area strengthened through increased cross-border trade, enhanced food security and increased livelihood and income opportunities, particularly for women and youth.
  • Provide technical support to UN agencies and implementing partners throughout the implementation of the project
  • Directly oversee implementation of the project and regularly update the direct stakeholders..
  • Provide quality assurance oversight to the implementation of the outcome  activities, including enhancing the promotion of peace throughout the income generating activities, food security and dialogue between border communities with a focus on women and youth entrepreneurs and expanding agricultural production and productivity for smallholder farmers, particularly women and young people, to strengthen food security and livelihoods.
  • Oversee the targeting of project beneficiaries to ensure alignment with do not harm principles and leave no one behind.
  • Liaise with FAO, WFP and UNDP project focal points to ensure the effective and efficient project delivery
  • Oversee the collection and maintenance of records on project for statistical purpose in consultation with FAO, WFP and UNDP project focal points.
  • Work in collaboration with UNDP, WFP and FAO gender focal persons to ensure that implemented activities are gender responsive to ensure the full participation of targeted women.
  • Ensure the project results are adequately communicated in collaboration with communication teams from UNDP, WFP, FAO and national counterparts.
  • Ensure that all projects activities remain on track while delivering on the set technical and financial targets.

Project coordination

  • Ensure timely and quality implementation of activities outlined in the approved project proposal, including closely coordinating with WFP, FAO and their respective government and CSO counterparts to ensure timely and quality delivery of outcome activities.
  • Work in close collaboration with targeted beneficiaries including farmers and traders’ cooperatives to ensure their full participation in the project for long-term impact.
  • Overall coordination of planning, implementation, management and monitoring aspects of the project operations.
  • Ensure organization and continuity of the monthly technical meetings

 

  • Ensure the overall relevance, and performance of the project, the effective realization and quality of outputs, and compliance with  applicable UN and SIG standards, rules and regulations.
  • Ensure strong partnerships and coordination between the project, the Government lead Ministry in particular the Single project Implementation Unit (SPIU), and other project Implementing partners and stakeholders, by facilitating communication and exchange of lessons learned and good practices.
  • Support organizing bi-annual Project Board Meetings to provide comprehensive update on project implementation, identifying challenges faced to find way forward.
  • Follow-up on the implementation of Project Board decisions and recommendation;
  • Ensure synergy between the activities implemented in Rwanda and the activities implemented in DRC within the context of this project and maintain good collaboration with the project team based in DRC.

 

Policy advice and support to UNDP, FAO and WFP and national counterparts on conflict prevention and peacebuilding in the long-term beyond the PBF project

  • Ensure the integration of the UN programming principles (Leave no one behind, human rights-based approach, gender equality, sustainability and resilience as well as accountability), environmental protection, inclusion and other relevant cross-cutting themes in the design and implementation of conflict prevention and peacebuilding projects.
  • Provide support in drafting policy notes, speeches, statements, communication products, etc. on peace building and conflict prevention
  • Lead resource mobilization initiatives for conflict prevention and peacebuilding within the framework of this project

Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting

  • Provide technical advice to the project in developing baselines and indicators for project monitoring and evaluation, as well as in preparing project reports focused on capturing results, lessons learned and good practices for possible wider application.
  • Ensure timely compilation and submission of quality progress reports to UN PBF together with WFP and FAO project focal points as per the contractual agreement for PBF project.
  • Organize and document quarterly project review meetings with government and partners to track project progress and prepare Quarterly progress reports.
  • Ensure compliance to the PBF and UNDP monitoring, evaluation and reporting requirements.
Competencies

III. Competencies

Corporate Competencies:

  • Demonstrates high moral integrity by modeling the UN’s values and ethical standards, sound political judgment, as diplomacy, impartially and discretion and proved capacity of initiative, leadership and autonomy.
  • Promotes the vision, mission, and strategic, goals of UNDP.
  • Displays cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitively and adaptability.
  • Treats all people fairly without favoritism.
  • Treats all people fairly without favoritism.

Functional Competencies:

Strategic Policy Direction

  • Be able to lead the strategic planning, formulation and monitoring of programmatic issues
  • Ability to identify programme/project development challenges and highlights key peacebuilding issues and provides policy advice based on best global experiences and practices.
  • Demonstrates capacity to provide substantial advice in formulating policy options for Rwanda Government on cross-border trade and peace consolidation
  • Excellent ability to identify significant capacity building opportunities, ability to get capacity built, excellent ability to demonstrate national capacities built (mastery of the tools and their application);
  • Actively works towards continuing personal learning and development in one or more Practice Areas, acts on learning plan and applies newly acquired skills;
  • Display understanding of the relevant contemporary ICT tools and continuously act towards personal capacity building;
  • Excellent communication skills (written and oral): Sensitivity to and responsiveness to all partners, Respectful and helpful relations with all UN staff.

Programme Support

  • To be able to provide advice and recommendations to the UN team on how UN can further strengthen and support the government after the end of PBF project.
  • To be able to guide and advise, in close consultation with the Project Board in preparation of the project activities and budgets of the project.

Management

  • Demonstrates proven team-working skills, specific experience of mentoring colleagues and of other aspects of capacity development.
  • Builds strong relationships with clients, focuses on impact and result for the client and responds positively to feedback.
  • Effective communication skills and ability to establish good working relationships with national and local authorities, and donor partners.
  • Demonstrates openness to change and ability to manage complexities.
  • Remains calm, in control and good humored even under pressure.
  • Ability to work and act under pressure and with discretion in a politically sensitive environment, with a minimum of comfort.
  • Proven negotiation, analytical, networking and organizational skills.

Development and Operational Effectiveness

  • Demonstrates capacity to plan, prioritize and deliver tasks on time to meet goals in a highly pressured environment and to support other colleagues in achieving similar goals.
  • Demonstrates capacity to respond flexible and positively to change through active involvement and generation of innovative, practical solutions to challenging situations.
  • Ability to facilitate strategic planning, results-based management and reporting.
  • Ability to facilitate implementation, monitoring and evaluation of project interventions as well as resource mobilization in close consultation with local counterparts and transferring knowledge.

Knowledge Management and Learning

  • Promotes knowledge management and a learning environment in the office through leadership and personal example: Excellent knowledge of capacity building theory and the application of methodology: good understanding of capacity assessment methodologies;
  • Excellent ability to identify significant capacity building opportunities, ability to get capacity built, excellent ability to demonstrate national capacities built (mastery of the tools and their application);
  • Actively works towards continuing personal learning and development in one or more Practice Areas, acts on learning plan and applies newly acquired skills;
  • Display understanding of the relevant contemporary ICT tools and continuously act towards personal capacity building;
  • Excellent communication skills (written and oral): Sensitivity to and responsiveness to all partners, Respectful and helpful relations with all UN staff.

Communications and Networking

  • Has excellent oral communication skills in English and competency to manage inter-group dynamics and mediate conflicting interests of varied actors.
  • Has excellent written communication skills in English, with analytic capacity and ability to synthesize project outputs and relevant findings for the preparation of quality project reports.
  • Maturity and confidence in dealing with senior and high-ranking members of national and international institutions, government and non-government.

 

 

Required Skills and Experience

VI. Recruitment Qualifications

Education:

Advanced University Degree (Masters or equivalent) in Development Studies, Law, International Business and trade, Agricultural business, Economics, Project Management or a related field. Post graduations, specific study and publications in peace building, food security, cross border trade and governance matters are an asset.

Experience:

  •  7 years of proven experience in peacebuilding and cross border trade programme implementation with Government Institution, CSOs, local, regional or International Organizations.
  • Past experience in working with the UN in particular – would be an asset.
  • Knowledge of UN assistance procedures and best practice and regional experience in East and Central Africa would also be an asset.
  • Knowledge or experience in applying peace building or PBF modalities, guidance, approachesand projects is an asset.
  • Proven experience in mainstreaming UN programming principles and project management principles.
  • Experience in working, liaising and collaborating with officials, governments’ representatives, civil society organizations, and international organizations.
  • Experience in coordinating on peacebuilding or similar projects would be an added value.
  • Computer proficiency, including working knowledge of MS Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Adobe In-Design; web-based management systems; Fluency in the use of social media.

Language requirements:

  • Demonstrated analytical skills and fluency in both English and French with excellent verbal and drafting skills.

NB: Female candidates and candidates with disability are encouraged to apply.

Disclaimer

 

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Principal Social Economist – African Development Bank: Closing date: September 20,2020

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Position title: Principal Social Economist, AHHD1

Grade: LP4

Position N°: 50069980

Reference: ADB/20/116

Publication date: 21-Aug-2020

Closing date: 20-Sep-2020

Duty station: Kigali, Rwanda

Objectives:

THE BANK:

Established in 1964, the African Development Bank is the premier pan-African development institution, promoting economic growth and social progress across the continent. There are 81 member states, including 54 in Africa (Regional Member Countries).  The Bank’s development agenda is delivering the financial and technical support for transformative projects that will significantly reduce poverty through inclusive and sustainable economic growth. In order to sharply focus the objectives of the Ten Year Strategy (2013 – 2022) and ensure greater developmental impact, five major areas, all of which will accelerate our delivery for Africa, have been identified for scaling up, namely; energy, agro-business, industrialization, integration and improving the quality of life for the people of Africa

THE COMPLEX:

The Vice Presidency for ‘Agriculture, Human, and Social Development’ is a Sector Complex focusing on the Bank’s Ten-Year Strategy High 5s priorities of “Feed Africa” and “Improve Quality of Life for the People of Africa”. The complex objectives are;

(i) to develop, policy and strategy;

(ii) provide deep sector expertise to the Regions by gathering pools of experienced individuals who can be consulted to provide sector expertise on complex transactions;

(iii) develop new financing instruments;

(iv) the Vice President will act as the spokesperson to represent the Bank with external stakeholders on aspects of “Feed Africa” and “Improve Quality of Life for the People of Africa”.

THE HIRING DEPARTMENT/DIVISION:

The Human Capital, Youth and Skills Development Department, within the Agriculture, Human and Social Development Complex will spearhead the achievement of the High 5s on “Improving the Quality of Life of People in Africa” and contribute to the other High 5s. The Department also leads on implementation of the Bank wide jobs for youth strategy in Africa. The Department has two divisions (i) Education, Human Capital and Employment Division, which focuses on scaling-up of Bank’s support to Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and Higher Education for Skills development; and (ii) Public Health and Social Security Division which focuses on strengthening health systems and social protection

The Education, Human Capital and Employment Division focuses on human capital development, skills training, employment creation and empowerment, poverty reduction for improved and sustainable wellbeing and livelihoods. The Division:

  1. Leads the development and promotion of Bank’s policy and strategy work so that operations which are identified, developed and executed by the regional hubs, effectively implement the Bank’s relevant sector policies and strategies;
  2. Provides technical guidance/advisory services and expertise to regional hubs by generating relevant knowledge and gathering a pool of experienced individuals who can be consulted to provide technical advice on complex transactions (Communities of Practice);
  3. Fosters strategic partnerships with regional and global partners to leverage resources into the human and social development sectors. It also directly contributes to the work of the various initiatives and trust funds hosted under the Human Capital, Youth and Skills Development Department; and provides expertise to support Vice President’s role as the Bank’s spokesperson to external audiences, and;
  4. Ensures coherence of the Bank’s action in human and social development across regions.

THE POSITION:

The Social Economist reports to the Manager – Education, Human Capital and Employment Division (AHHD1).  The Social Economist will support the Bank’s agenda on Social Sector Portfolio and policy dialogue, TVET, Higher Education and Skills Development for employability with the following main responsibilities:

  1. Assume responsibility of mainstreaming human development aspects in sectoral projects emphasizing skills development, youth and women employment and social inclusion and gender mainstreaming aspects at all phases of the projects’ cycle (from identification to completion;
  2. Provide technical strategic guidance/advice to the Country Office on integration of skills, jobs and human development in general across Bank Operations;
  3. Act as the focal point for the Bank on operations and activities pertaining to Social Sector portfolio, social protection, education, employment and human development in general
Duties and responsibilities

Under the supervision of the Division Manager – Education, Human Capital and Employment the Social Economist will perform the following:

  1. Task manage selected social economic /education/skills development projects and other related human development projects; monitoring implementation and performance of approved projects and ensure their execution in accordance with the terms of the financing agreement and Bank rules and procedures;
  2. Initiate and participate in the formulation, preparation, appraisal, negotiations, follow-up, launching, supervision and post-evaluation missions
  3. Ensure inclusion of all socio-economic aspects in projects, assessing their socio-economic impact and monitoring their implementation;æ
  4. Lead social and/ or human development sector identification and development of the pipeline and lending program for the country in respect to social protection, skills, jobs and human capital in general
  5. Review project and technical documents from the Department and other operational departments and provide technical guidance and advice regarding gender mainstreaming, inclusion of skills, jobs and human development in general.
  6. Conduct technical, sectorial studies and analysis in preparation of Bank group lending for social protection, education and skills for human capital development in the productive sectors;
  7. Contribute to the preparation of Country Strategy Papers and Portfolio Review reports,
    with emphasis on education and skills development for employability and gender equality;
  8. Lead in the development of strategic partnerships (including public private partnerships with the productive sectors) in education around the core areas of TVET, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), STI and the leveraging of digital technology.
  9. Build and maintain strong relationships with private sector institutions, multilateral/bilateral partners, and government institutions to develop strong pipeline of social/education and skills investment opportunities.
  10. Providing technical leadership, support to knowledge and lesson sharing approaches and events with internal and external stakeholders.
  11. Lead skills development, jobs and human development dialogue in aid coordination meetings and with the relevant government institutions.
  12. Represent the Bank in meetings and participate in dialogue on the development of strategies relating to social sector portfolio, education, jobs and human capital.
  13. Develop and manage partnerships with other multilateral; bilateral development and private sector institutions on education, skills, employment and human capital aspects and collaborating with experts from these institutions.
  14. Recruit and supervise the work of consultants on various Bank related operation missions and assignments;
  15. Periodically disseminating key information on gender, education and skills training to sensitize Bank staff.
  16. Carry out any other technical tasks and coordination as required by the Manager or the Director of the Department.

Selection Criteria

  1. Hold at least a Master’s degree or its equivalent in Education, Development Economics, Sociology, Labor Economics, Social Sciences or related fields
  2. Have a minimum of six (6) years of relevant professional experience in the areas, education, development economics, development finance and implementation of human capital development sector policies;
  3. Strong research/analytical skills in one of the following areas: social development policy
    formulation, project management, or donors’ coordination, with ability to strategically and rapidly
    analyse and integrate diverse information from varied sources into conclusions and recommendation
  4. Solid experience in project cycle management (identification, preparation, appraisal, supervision and completion);
  5. Ability to understand complex problems in education, gender and human development, social development, to identify key issues and recommend pragmatic solutions;
  6. Good knowledge of the social development, education and skills development system, and human development issues in the country;
  7. Strong understanding of multi-sector approaches and gaps in technical vocational education and training; higher education and skills development,
  8. Demonstrable knowledge of analysis and formulation of policies in sectors.
  9. Knowledge of the practices of major bilateral and multilateral agencies, development partners in the country will be an asset.
  10. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and/or French, with a good working knowledge of the other language
  11. Ability to work independently and demonstrate a spirit of creativity and initiative
  12. Integrity and ability to work in a team and a proven capacity to lead a team;
  13. Ability to deliver high quality work within very tight deadlines;
  14. Competence in the use of Bank standard software applications (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint).

THIS POSITION IS CLASSIFIED LOCAL POSITION STATUS AND DOES NOT ATTRACT INTERNATIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

ONLY APPLICANTS WHO ARE NATIONALS OF RWANDA OR ARE NATIONALS OF MEMBER COUNTRIES OF THE BANK WHO ALREADY HAVE A PRE-EXISTING LEGAL RIGHT TO LIVE AND WORK IN RWANDA WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION.  THE BANK DOES NOT SPONSOR OR SUPPORT APPLICATIONS FOR WORK PERMITS AND RELOCATION IN RELATION TO THIS POST.

Should you encounter technical difficulties in submitting your application, please send an email with a precise description of the issue and/or a screenshot showing the problem to: HR Direct HRDirect@AFDB.ORG

Apply for this position

To apply for this position, you need to be national of one of AfDB member countries.

Applicants who fully meet the Bank’s requirements and are considered for interview will be contacted. Only online applications submitted with a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV) and copies of the required degrees will be considered. The President, AfDB, reserves the right to appoint a candidate at a lower level. The African Development Bank is an equal opportunities employer. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) does not ask for payments of any kind from applicants throughout the recruitment process (job application, CV review, interview meeting, and final processing of applications). In addition, the Bank does not request information on applicants’ bank accounts. The African Development Bank Group declines all responsibility for the fraudulent publications of job offers in its name or, in general, for the fraudulent use of its name in any way whatsoever.

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5 Job Positions available at KCB Bank Rwanda: Deadline: 25 August 2020

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Click on desired position:

1.IT applications developer
2. Digital channels officer
3.Credit analyst
4.Credit recovery officer
5. Senior manager, Personal banking & Branch network

Click here for details & application procedures

 

Fully Funded Leadership Scholarship for Academic Year 2021-22 in Hong Kong

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Benefits:

  • Application fee, full tuition and annual capital levy waiver for qualified applicants
  • Support of leadership project while enrolled at Malvern College Hong Kong
  • Excellent international and diverse learning environment
  • Co-curricular and academic enrichment programmes
  • Higher education consultation and university application support

Entry

  • Mentor recommendation form
  • Personal statement with description of leadership profile and motivation
  • Parent statement
  • Previous two years’ school reports
  • Copy of passport and HK ID card (if applicable)
  • Recent photograph, passport-size
  • Online Assessment and Written Test

    • Duration: approx. 2 hours
    • Date: Saturday, 24 October 2020
    • Venue: Malvern College Hong Kong

    Leadership Challenge and Panel Interview

    • Teamwork skills and collaboration
    • Problem-solving skills
    • Communication skills
    • Enthusiasm
    • Persuasiveness
    • Date: To be announced
    • Venue: Malvern College Hong Kong
    • Understanding of current events
    • Attitude towards serving others
    • Philosophy of life
    • Leadership experience in current schoolDate: To be announced
    • Venue: Malvern College Hong Kong

    Click here for Application information: Official website

 

Scholarships at Swansea University in the UK: (Deadline 21 December 2020)

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Scholarships at Swansea University in the UK: (Deadline 21 December 2020)

Details

Apply for the Scholarships at Swansea University in the UK. The deadline for the application is 21st December 202o. The name of the scholarship is the MBA Scholarship at the School of Management Swansea University 2021.

Furthermore, MBA Scholarship at the School of Management Swansea University 2021 is for MBA degree in the field of Business Administration. You can apply to this scholarship here. The value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, GBP 5,000. This scholarship is open for Open to all nationals.

Eligibility for Scholarships at Swansea University 

  • Must be fully self-funding your studies
  • Additionally, the candidate must be enrolling onto the full-time MBA programme at Swansea University in January 2021
  • Moreover, he/she must be in receipt of an offer to study a full-time MBA programme at Swansea University in January 2021
  • Similarly, students enrolling on to any other programme at Swansea University will not be eligible for this award
  • Also, students studying for a Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma or Masters by Research will not be eligible for this award
  • Value of Scholarship

    • Offers a scholarship worth GBP 5,000 to four MBA students. Also, the MBA Scholarship at the School of Management Swansea University 2021 will be applied as a discount off tuition fees for the first year of study only.

    Furthermore, the MBA Scholarship is available only to the School of Management students on the MBA course for January 2021.

    About

    Swansea University is a public research university located in Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom. It was chartered as University College of Swansea in 1920, as the fourth college of the University of Wales.

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My Welding Yard Youth Empowerment Scholarship 2021: (Deadline 28 February 2021)

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My Welding Yard Youth Empowerment Scholarship 2021: (Deadline 28 February 2021)

Details

Apply for My Welding Yard Youth Empowerment Scholarship 2021. The deadline for the application is 28th February 2021. The scholarship is for Masters, Bachelors degree.

Eligibility for My Welding Yard Youth Scholarships

  • Applicants must be college understudies considering, Engineering, Sociology, Literature, software engineering, PC designing, informatics, or some other field at a college in the United States with an incapacity.
  • Additionally, applicants must be selected as full-time or low maintenance understudies for the 2020 – 2021 academic year.
  • Also, applicants must expect to enlist or acknowledge as a full-time understudy at a college in the USA for the 2020-2021 academic year.
  • Furthermore, applicants must keep up a solid academic record with a min 3.0 GPA. Likewise, they must represent administration and enthusiasm for his respective discipline and innovation.
  • Also, they must be at least 18 old.

Benefits

$2300 which you can use for your studies and cover educational expenses.

Application

To apply, candidates are required to send us an essay of 1000 words on the topic of “How welding is evolving and necessary in modern world fabrication techniques” frame and give any beneficial data as well as documentation as might be mentioned every once in a while.

  • The Essay Shouldn’t be plagiarized and not copied
  • Likewise, the essay should be technical and reflects the topic copy
  • Then send us your essay with your institutional email to us at scholarships@myweldingyard.com
  • The word limit is 1000
  • Please mention the name and phone number.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE AND APPLY

Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship Program in USA (Fully Funded)

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Fully Funded
Country: USA

Details

Apply for the Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship Program USA. The International students can apply for the scholarship until 30th October 2020. The scholarship is for the Masters and Ph.D. programs at the institutions in the USA.

  • The Fulbright Foreign Student Program enables graduate students, young professionals, and artists, from abroad to study and conduct research in the United States.
  • Additionally, the Program operates in more than 160 countries worldwide. Approximately 4,000 foreign students receive Fulbright scholarships each year.

Available Subjects: All

Eligible Nationalities

Scholarship Value

  • Tuition Fee
  • Also, AirFare
  • Stipend
  • Furthermore, Health Insurance, etc.

Eligibility

For the Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship Program USA,

  • Eligibility criteria are different for every nationality.
  • Additionally, the candidates should check the country-specific websites in this regard to find information about the Fulbright Program in their home country. Also, they should check the eligibility requirements and application guidelines.
  • If their country is not listed there, they are not eligible to apply.

Application

  • A bi-national Fulbright Commissions/Foundations or U.S. Embassies process all foreign students program applications.
  • Additionally, the applicants should contact the Fulbright Commission/Foundation or U.S. Embassy in their home country for application submission.
  • Furthermore, the deadline varies per country but is around February to October annually.

Visit the official website for further details and Application

Also, visit oyaop.com and oyaschool.com for more scholarship opportunities.

Specifications

Type of Opportunity Scholarships and Fellowships
Deadline 30 October,2020
Field Scholarship
Country USA
Open to International Students
Organizer Fulbright

University of Toronto Admission Scholarships in Canada 2021 (4,400 Undergraduate Scholarships)

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There are over 4,400 undergraduate admission scholarships that the University of Toronto, along with its faculties, campuses and colleges, awards each year.

Eligible high school students (including international candidates) are automatically considered for a variety of admission scholarships when they apply to the University. Awards and cut-offs vary by division, faculty, and college

There are also admission scholarships that require a separate application, and others that require you to complete an awards profile.

Click on the following link to join the application field Official website

National Scholarship Program of the Slovak Republic for International students

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The National Scholarship program of the Slovak Republic offers scholarships to international students, PhD students, university teachers, researchers and artists. It is funded by the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic.

Eligibility

Applicants (Master) who meet all of the following criteria:

  • are university students at universities outside Slovakia;
  • are master’s students, or are students who at the time of application deadline have already completed at least 2.5 years of their university studies in the same study program;
  • will be on a study stay in Slovakia during their higher education outside Slovakia and who will be accepted by a public, private or state university in Slovakia for an academic mobility to study in Slovakia.
    • Duration of a scholarship stay (students): 1 – 2 full semesters (i.e. 4 – 5 or 9 – 10 months) or full 1 – 3 trimesters, in case the academic year is divided into trimesters (i.e. 3 – 4 or 6 – 7 or 9 – 10 months).

    PhD students:

    •  whose higher education or scientific training takes place outside Slovakia and
    • are accepted by a public, private or state university or a research institution in Slovakia eligible to carry out a doctoral study program for an academic mobility to conduct research/artistic stay in Slovakia.
    • Duration of a scholarship stay (PhD students): 1 – 10 months.

    International university teachers, researchers and artists 

    • who are invited to a teaching/research/artistic stay in Slovakia by an institution with a valid certificate of eligibility to carry out research and development, (business company excluded and it has its seat in Slovakia).
    • Duration of a scholarship stay (university teachers, researchers or artists): 1 – 10 months.

    Citizens of any country in the world (Slovakian nationals excluded) can apply for a NSP scholarship.

    Scholarship Benefits (monthly allowance)

  • University student of the second level of higher education (Master student) 400 €
    PhD student 734 €
    c) university teacher/researcher/artist:
    without PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 4 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist 734 €
    with PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist 980 €
    with PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time more than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist 1 050 €

    In addition, students and PhD students can be awarded a travel allowance, if they apply for it along with their scholarship application. Travel allowance amount depends on the distance (in a direct line) between applicant’s place of residence and the place of his/her stay in Slovakia:

    • distance up to 350 km – 0 €,
    • distance more than 350 km, max. 2,000 km – 250 €,
    • distance more than 2,000 km, max. 7,000 km – 500 ,
    • distance more than 7,000 km – 1 000 €.

    Application deadlines

    • 18 May 2020 – scholarship stays for 2020/2021

    and after the application deadline mentioned above always on:

    • 31 October – scholarship stays (summer semester of the current academic year)
    • 30 April  – (next academic year)

    Complete information and Application procedure on Official website.

ASEAN Postgraduate Business Merit Scholarship in Australia

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Value: 25% of tuition fees

Overview

South East Asia Postgraduate Business Merit Scholarship is established to attract high achieving commencing international students from South East Asia enrolling in a postgraduate coursework program at UTS Business School.

Who is eligible?

To be eligible for the Scholarship, an applicant must meet all of the following criteria:

•  Must be a citizen of a country in the South East Asia region (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar [Burma], Philippines, Singapore, Thailand or Vietnam); and

•  Must remain an international student (not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of Australia) for the duration of the Scholarship; and

•  Must commence a Masters by coursework degree at UTS Business School full-time and on campus; and

•  Must not currently be based in Australia; and

•  Must not be a government sponsored student; and

•  Must not be a recipient of another UTS scholarship for the duration of this Scholarship; and

•  Must not be enrolled in a UTS Transnational Program

Selection process

Academic merit in the most recently completed tertiary qualification recognised by UTS for entry into the selected UTS Business School Masters by coursework program.

How to apply

UTS International will automatically consider all commencing international students applying for a UTS Business School Masters by coursework program at UTS in Sydney for this Scholarship. There is no separate scholarship application or documentation in addition to what is required for the application for course admission.

Need more information? Contact…

UTS International

Phone: +61 2 9514 1531

Email: reps@uts.edu.au

Official website

The 2021 Facebook Fellowships – Applications open!

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Applications close: October 1, 2020
Reference letters due: October 7, 2020
Winners announcements: January 2021.

Open to students in any year of their PhD study. Open to students from all nationalities. People from various backgrounds are encouraged to apply, in particular students from under-represented minorities.

Benefits:

  • Up to 2 years of paid tuition and fees
  • A $42,000 annual stipend (living expenses and conference travel costs)
  • Visit to Facebook HQ at the occasion of the annual Fellowship Summit
  • Opportunities to engage with Facebook researchers
  • Eligibility

    Applicants must meet the following criteria:

      • Be a Full-time PhD students and be enrolled in an accredited university (in any country) by the start of the Fellowship (i.e., Fall 2021)
      • Students must be involved in ongoing research related to at least one relevant discipline (check details on Official website)
      • Students must stay enrolled full-time for the duration of the Fellowship to receive program benefits
      • Students should not apply for Facebook Fellowships if they are actively being funded by Facebook through some other sponsorship or collaboration and/or if they are actively being supervised (or co-supervised) by a Facebook researcher.
        If in doubt, please email academicrelations@fb.com
      • Mandatory documents for your application

        For fields of research, application process and details, please check on Official Website

Impamvu 6 zipfuye zagushyira mumazi abira igihe uzishingiyeho ukubaka urugo

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Mumuco nyarwanda ndetse nomuyindi miryango itandukanye y’abantu kwisi, gushinga urugo ni imwe muntambwe zikomeye umuntu wese aba yifuza kuzatera.

Iyo uwo munsi ugeze, ibirori biba bica ibintu, ibyo kurya n’ibyo kunywa bikatugeraho ndetse abashinze urugo bagashimirwa bati mwakuze, murakaza neza mumuryango w’abakuze, namwe ubu mubonye ijambo n’ibindi nkibyo. Ubibonye  wese nawe ati>> ubukwe bwabaye bwiza!!>>

Nyamara nyuma yogutandukana n’inshuti n’imiryango, abashinze urugo batangira inzira ikomeye yo kubana nokubona neza umusaruro w’impamvu zabateye gufata icyemezo cyo kubana akaramata.

Muri iyi nkuru, twifashishije inyandiko zitandukanye maze tugutegurira impamvu 6 zizagushyira mumazi abira nuramuka uzigendeyeho mugufata icyemezo cyo gushaka!

1. Kurongora ugirango utange abagabo.

Nubwo bimaze kuba umuco, uramenye utazarongora/ rwa murwego rwokugira ibyo wemeza abantu: ko ukuze, ko nawe ushoboye kwitunga, ko nawe wakwiyobora, ko nawe utari ikiremba nkuko benshi babivuga n’ibindi nk’ibi.

Uzatungurwa ubonye ko muri ibyo byose bidasobanurwa no kubona urugo. Ahubwo uzubake niwiyumvamo ubushobozi bwo gukunda cyane kandi by’iteka ryose.

2. Kurongora ngo ubone uko wita kuwo mushakanye cyangwa ngo we akwiteho

Menyako atari byiza nagato kujya gushaka abagukorera ibyo wakwibashiriza cyangwa kujya gukorera abandi ibyo bakagombye kwikorera!  Kubana kwiza nukutirebaho ahubwo ugahora ushaka gukorera ibyiza uwo mubana kugirango hatagira ubera undi umutwaro

3.Ntukarongore/ rwe ugamije gushaka icyubahiro/ ikuzo

Niba utarashoboye kwiha agaciro ndetse   ntiwiyubahishe mubo mubana, reka kwishuka ko bazakubahira kuko washatse, ahubwo uzarushaho kugawa kuko abatari bake bazakubona nkumuntu wigerejeho, ukoze ibitari bimukwiriye. Banza wiyubahe ubone kurongora ninabwo uzubaha uwo muzashakana.

4. Ntugashake kuko utekerezako igihe kirimo kugucika

Ibi bikunda kubaho umuntu akibwira ati ndimo ndasaza, abo tungana barabyaye, ninjyewe ukiri ingaragu. Uti rero nanjye ngomba gushaka kabone nubwo waba utari witegura bihagije!

Ibuka yuko gutegereza indi myaka mike  bishobora kuzakuzanira urugo rukunyuze kurenza wawundi wahubukiye gushaka!

5. Witekereza gushaka ugamije gusa kugira umuryango.

Burya ibikomere byo mubwana biragorana gukira. Niba warabuze umuryango wawe cyangwa se ukaba waragufashe nabi ukiri muto, reka gukora ikosa ryo gushaka ugamije kuzahozwa/kuzavurwa ibikomere n’uwo muzashakana. Banza wikize ibyo bikomere ubwawe cyangwa se wifashishije abaganga ubone gushaka kugirango nubura ibyo wari utegereje kurushako ntibizaguhungabanye.

6. Wikinisha kubaka urugo ugamije gushaka umuterankunga mubutunzi.

Nubwo umunyarwanda yavuze ko  babiri baruta umwe, ntugakinishe gushaka mugihe ukibona ko kubana ari imwe munzira yokugukemurira ibibazo by’ubukungu (guhaha, imisoro, kwivuza n’ibindi) kuko umunsi bitabashobokeye, urugo rwanyu ntiruzamara kabili!

Inama 7 zagufasha kutabyuka nijoro ujya kwihagarika

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Abatari bakeya bakenera kubyuka nijoro kubera gushaka kwihagarika, ugasanga birababangamiye doreko bamwe bakurizamo no kutongera gusinzira bakaba barwara umutwe cyangwa se bugacya bataruhutse neza.

Twifashishije inyandiko zitandukanye, twabateguriye amakosa  mugomba kwirinda ndetse n`inama zogukurikiza kugirango mugire ijoro rizira kubyuka ndetse no gucikiriza ibitotsi.

Ubusanzwe, amaraso atembera mumubili w`umuntu neza mu ijoro igihe aryamye kurusha kumanywa kubera inzitizi zitandukanye aba yagiye ahura nazo zifitanye isano n’imirimo itandukanye aba yiriwemo.

Mugihe rero umubiri urimo gukosora izonzitizi, hakorwa inkari nyinshi arinazo zituma umuntu abyuka kenshi nijoro nkuko bisobanurwa na Dr Adrien Vidart, impuguke mubijyanye n`urwungano rw`inkari ndetse n`ubuzima bw`imyororokere by`umwihariko kubagabo.

1.Nibyiza  kuzamura amaguru nibura kugeza hagati ya cm 15-20 uvuye kugitanda uryamyeho kuko bigabanya byabibazo byo kudatembera neza kw`amaraso, bigatuma inkari zikorwa zibankeya.

2.Shaka nibura iminota hagati ya 15 – 20 y’akaruhuko kumanywa, ugasinziremo uryamye urambuye amaguru, bizafasha umubiri kugabanya akazi wari bukore nijoro, kuburyo uzagera nijoro  inkari zikorwa ari nkeya.

3. Nkuko bikomeza bivugwa n’iyo nzobere, ntukwiriye gufata amafunguro yanijoro ariho inyanya cyangwa ibindi biribwa bifasha umubiri gutunganya amaraso kandi bikungahaye kumazi birimo Kokombure, Icyayi cy’icyatsi kibisi, Vinegere n’ibindi kuko ibi bituma umubiri ukora inkari nyinshi.

4. Irinde gufata ibyo kurya byoroshye cyane nk’amasosi mumasaha yegereye ayo uryamiraho kuko ibi nabyo  byongera ingano y’inkari umubiri ukora.

5. Niba udashaka kuza gucikiriza ibitotsi nijoro ujya kwihagarika, irinde gufata ibyo kunywa mumasaha y’umugoroba byaba umuvinyo cyangwa ibindi binyobwa.

6. Uyandikiwe na muganga, ushobora gufata imiti igabanya kwihagarika kenshi mu ijoro igihe inshuro ubikenera arinyinshi yaba kumanywa yaba na nijoro.

7.Ivuze niba ujya ugira ikibazo cyo guhumeka nabi cyangwa se bikugoye igihe uryamye, kuko nabyo bishibora kuzamura imisemburo ifasha mu ikorwa rikabije ry’inkari nkuko bikomeza bisobanurwa  na  Dr Adrien Vidart.

 

Chulalongkorn University Scholarship Program for ASEAN and NON–ASEAN Countries in Thailand (Deadline 15 October 2020)

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Applicants must send the completed application form and relevant documents directly to the Faculty/Programme of their choice before the deadline set by the University’s Office of Academic Affairs.

Applicants must be screened and recruited by the Faculty/Programme of their choice before their names are forwarded to the Office of Academic Affairs, Chulalongkorn University. All relevant application documents which have been screened by the Faculty/Programme must arrive at the Office of Academic Affairs within the University’s deadline, not later than 19 June for the first semester and 15 October for the second semester.




Click here to see How to apply for Scholarship Program

Official website




Oglethorpe University Merit Awards, Scholarships for international Students, Atlanta, USA

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Deadline for Application: November 15, 2020.

Scholarships for International Students (Freshmen and Transfer applicants)

All international students are automatically evaluated for Oglethorpe University’s merit awards up to $21,000.
After admission, students can complete the International Student Financial Aid Form to be eligible for an additional need-based aid.

Additional International Financial Aid

International students are eligible for consideration for need-based financial assistance from Oglethorpe University.




After your admission at the University, you will be provided with the International Student Financial Aid Form, which you can complete to request additional need-based aid.
NOTE: US federal government’s need-based student aid programs are not available to non-US citizens

F-1 Student Visa Sponsorship

Oglethorpe University offers F-1 Student Visa sponsorship and will issue an I-20 to students as soon as they have paid an enrollment deposit and demonstrated funding for at least one year of tuition.

If you are a permanent resident, or a student who identifies as DACA or undocumented, you are considered a domestic student for admission purposes and do not need to submit any additional documentation.

Find the List of programs here.

For more information on Oglethorpe programs and applications Click the Official Website




Incheon National University: Full Needs-based Tuition Scholarships (Undergraduate)

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Incheon National University offers several scholarships for first-year and continuing international students to help meet the cost of their education.
About 80% of international students receive scholarships. New students can qualify for generous needs-based scholarships that are designed to support them in affording a quality higher education at INU.




Scholarship decisions are made after a student is enrolled at Incheon National University and can be attributed based on two criteria: financial need or academic merit, and will depend on the annual availability of scholarship funds, the number of applicants and the timing of your application for admission

Scholarship amount calculator

To help you anticipate, the Incheon National University has created a “Net Price Calculator” tool that will help you estimate the amount of needs-based scholarship you might be entitled for:
Go to the Incheon National University Net Price calculator.

Other types of Scholarships at available at Incheon National University:
Merit-based Scholarships. See details here.
Scholarship for INU Language Center students. See details and the way you can complete your application here.

Applications for Spring Semester will open in September 2020




Chargé-e de programme régional Afrique – CECI Canada:Date limite: 23 août 2020

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Sous la supervision de la Direction de l’Afrique et du changement organisationnel et en étroite collaboration avec les directions des pays d’Afrique et les équipes au Canada, le/la chargé-e de programme régional-e Afrique assure le rôle de développement, de suivi, évaluation et apprentissage des programmes dans la région Afrique. Il/elle assure et entretient des liens qualitatifs avec les principaux intervenants et partenaires dans la région.

RESPONSABILITÉS SPÉCIFIQUES

1. Innovation et développement de la programmation dans la région

  • Appuie la mise en oeuvre de la stratégie de développement de la programmation dans la région.
  • Sur base des apprentissages et des solutions innovantes des programmes du CECI et d’autres partenaires techniques et financiers (PTF), identifie les opportunités et appuie pro activement le processus d’idéation et de développement de nouvelles initiatives, y compris multi-pays et régionales.
  • Veille sur/ et analyse les tendances, les stratégies et les innovations des PTF dans la région pour alimenter la qualité et le développement de la programmation.
  • Facilite la mise en place d’espaces d’échange de savoir et favorise la collaboration et les synergies programmatiques entre les pays d’intervention du CECI dans la région.
  • Participe à l’identification des partenariats stratégiques et à la négociation des ententes avec les organisations partenaires.
  • Contribue au renforcement des capacités des équipes pays en Gestion Accès sur les Résultats (GAR) et en développement de programmes.
  • Appuie l’actualisation et la mise oeuvre des plans d’affaires des bureaux pays du CECI dans la région.
  • Participe à la communauté de pratique en développement de la programmation.
  • Contribue au développement et à la mise en place de stratégies de communication et de représentation au niveau régional.

2. Appui technique régional du Programme de Coopération Volontaire (PCV)

  • Veille au démarrage du PCV dans la région Afrique et spécifiquement dans de nouveaux pays de programmation.
  • Appui les équipes pays et assure un suivi technique du processus de développement et d’implémentation du Plan de Mise en oeuvre (PMO) du PCV.
  • Participe à l’identification des partenaires stratégiques et opérationnels du PCV.
  • Supervise et accompagne les chargé-e-s de la gestion du PCV, notamment au niveau du suivi des personnes volontaires, dans les nouveaux pays de programmation.
  • Veille à la qualité des plans de travail, budgets, et des rapports narratifs et financiers des pays, produits dans les délais.
  • Appui les équipes pays à faire des choix qualitatifs et judicieux sur l’utilisation des fonds d’innovation thématiques et en assure le suivi.
  • Assure la mise en place, la mise à jour régulière et l’application des procédures d’urgence et de sécurité dans les nouveaux pays de programmation.
  • Appui la Direction de l’Afrique et du changement organisationnel dans l’ensemble de la livraison du PCV dans la région.

3. Suivi, évaluation et apprentissage des programmes
En lien avec l’unité de suivi-évaluation du CECI et les chargé-e-s de programmes pays dans la région, il/elle:

  • Contribue à l’actualisation des systèmes et outils de suivi-évaluation afin de permettre la mesure des indicateurs fixés dans le cadre de mesure du rendement du PCV et organisationnel.
  • Appuie les équipes pays de la région dans le suivi des indicateurs permettant de qualifier les retombées des programmes pour les groupes participants.
  • Participe à la formation des équipes pays et des volontaires en matière de gestion axée sur les résultats, et assure un contrôle de la qualité à ce niveau.
  • Contribue à l’identification et à l’intégration des leçons apprises, et identifie les aspects qui nécessitent des analyses/recherches supplémentaires.
  • Appuie les équipes pays dans la génération des données, l’analyse et la rédaction des rapports narratifs annuels et autres rapports de programmes.
  • Appuie l’identification des résultats les plus probants des projets et programmes, et contribue à la systématisation et leur diffusion interne et externe.
  • Facilite, organise et met en place des mécanismes de partage de la connaissance et d’apprentissage entre les pays et avec les autres parties prenantes, incluant des rencontres ou des plateformes interactifs d’échange et d’apprentissage.
  • Participe à la communauté de pratique en Suivi Évaluation et Apprentissage du CECI.

QUALIFICATIONS REQUISES

  • Détenir un permis de travail en règles pour travailler au Bénin, au Burkina-Faso, au Rwanda ou au Sénégal.
  • Formation universitaire, idéalement de deuxième cycle, dans un domaine pertinent.
  • Expérience professionnelle de plus de 7 ans en développement et suivi- évaluation de projets/programmes.
  • Expérience en matière de mesure de résultats des programmes et apprentissage.
  • Excellente connaissance de la gestion axée sur les résultats (GAR).
  • Une bonne connaissance des enjeux de développement et humanitaire en Afrique.
  • Expertise éprouvée en matière de renforcement du pouvoir économique et droits des femmes, et/ ou en genre, changement climatique et résilience en Afrique.
  • Bonne capacité d’analyse et de rédaction technique (rapports, études, propositions, etc.).
  • Connaissance des programmes de coopération volontaire serait un atout.
  • Une bonne capacité et aisance à travailler à distance.
  • Grande capacité à maintenir des processus et des systèmes bien organisés.
  • Aisance avec la suite Microsoft Office.
  • Très bonne connaissance du français parlé et écrit.
  • Anglais fonctionnel.
  • Esprit entrepreneurial poussé et adhésion à l’approche d’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes et des valeurs associées à la coopération internationale.
  • Disponibilité pour voyager occasionnellement à l’étranger.

Lieu de l’emploi : Dans l’un des pays suivants: Burkina Faso, Sénégal, Bénin, Rwanda
Durée du mandat : 2 ans (possibilité de renouvellement), période de probation de 6 mois

Pour postuler : Tou-te-s les candidat-e-s intéressé-e-s qui satisfont aux exigences doivent envoyer une lettre de présentation expliquant les motifs de leur candidature à ce poste et un curriculum vitae (CV) à jour à Servicerh@ceci.ca avant le 23 août 2020.

Le CECI est un employeur qui respecte l’équité. Les femmes et les membres des communautés marginalisées sont encouragés à présenter leur candidature.

Seul-e-s les candidat-e-s sélectionné-e-s pour une entrevue seront contacté-e-s.

Chargé-e de la gestion du Programme de coopération volontaire et Spécialiste en renforcement du pouvoir économique des femmes – CECI Canada :Date limite: 23 août 2020

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Le CECI est un organisme de coopération internationale qui combat la pauvreté et l’exclusion par des projets de développement durable en Afrique, en Asie et dans les Amériques, depuis 1958.

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Sous l’autorité de la/du chargé-e de programme régional, la ou le titulaire du poste est responsable d’assurer la coordination et la mise en oeuvre de toutes les activités du programme de coopération volontaire (PCV) dans le pays. Il ou elle représente le programme auprès des différentes instances et assure les liens entre le PCV et les autres projets et programmes du CECI. Il ou elle constitue le point de contact de référence pour les partenaires du programme et les volontaires et est responsable de la constitution de/et du maintien des relations avec un solide réseau de partenaires des secteurs publics, privés et de la société civile afin d’atteindre les objectifs du CECI et en particulier du PCV dans le pays. Il ou elle gère et apporte le soutien requis aux volontaires du CECI qui effectuent un mandat dans le pays et aux autres ressources humaines du programme dans le pays. Il ou elle bénéficie de l’appui des collègues de la région et des équipes au Canada en matière de mobilisation des volontaires, de gestion financière, de formation, d’analyses thématiques et de suivi-évaluation. En collaboration avec les partenaires locaux, il ou elle développe et coordonne la mise en oeuvre d’initiatives thématiques et d’innovation dans le cadre du PCV et gère les ressources associées.

RESPONSABILITÉS SPÉCIFIQUES

1. Volet programmatique

  • Coordonne la mise en oeuvre des approches et apporte de l’expertise technique en lien avec le renforcement du pouvoir économique et droits des femmes et jeunes femmes et le pouvoir des femmes et résilience aux changements climatiques en favorisant l’implication pleine et entière des partenaires et des volontaires aux différentes étapes, selon les méthodologies établies pour le programme.
  • Intègre les stratégies transversales du programmes en lien avec:
    • l’innovation et les savoirs locaux ancrés chez les partenaires, l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes, la diversité dans la préparation et la mise en oeuvre des
    • activités et de mandats et s’assure du suivi-évaluation des résultats sur l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes et sur les jeunes, inclus dans le cadre de
    • mesure rendement;
    • la protection de l’environnement et la résilience aux changements climatiques;
    • la gouvernance inclusive.
  • Assure l’atteinte des résultats escomptés à travers l’établissement d’ententes avec les partenaires, la planification, le suivi des activités et le rapportage des résultats.
  • Représente le programme et les projets au nom du CECI au niveau des instances gouvernementales nationales et canadiennes, des autres bailleurs de fonds, acteurs et des partenaires stratégiques dans le pays.
  • En étroite collaboration avec les partenaires, assure la préparation, dans les délais requis, des plans de travail, des rapports narratifs annuels et administre le budget en appui au programme et les fonds thématiques en respectant les directives de gestion du programme.
  • Gère le programme conformément à l’accord de contribution et aux politiques et procédures du CECI.

2. Mobilisation des volontaires

  • En étroite collaboration avec l’équipe de mobilisation au Canada, précise les mandats et les profils recherchés des volontaires en fonction de l’offre canadienne.
  • En collaboration avec les partenaires locaux et les volontaires en appui au programme, assure la mise en place des dispositifs permettant de soutenir les volontaires à leur arrivée et tout au long de leur mandat, incluant leur accueil, leur installation, leur sécurité en lien avec la directive de sécurité pays, leurs conditions de vie et de travail, leur fin d’affectation et leur évacuation médicale d’urgence si nécessaire, en tenant compte des conditions pouvant affecter différemment les femmes, les hommes et les personnes diverses.
  • À l’arrivée des volontaires, organise une formation/orientation adéquate tenant compte de leur mandat.
  • Appuie les partenaires dans l’accueil et l’accompagnement des volontaires tout au long de la réalisation de leur mandat.
  • Encourage le développement et l’utilisation des meilleures pratiques et techniques reconnues par le secteur et contribue à mobiliser la contribution des partenaires et des volontaires.

3. Gestion et administration

  • Assure le suivi budgétaire du programme dans le pays.
  • Autorise les dépenses, signe les chèques et approuve les rapports financiers requis.
  • Assure l’établissement, la mise à jour et l’application des procédures d’urgence et de sécurité établies par le CECI.

EXIGENCES PROFESSIONNELLES

  • Détenir un permis de travail en règles pour travailler au Rwanda.
  • Formation universitaire de 2e cycle dans une discipline pertinente, ou expérience pertinente jugée équivalente.
  • Expertise avérée en lien avec le renforcement du pouvoir économique des femmes.
  • Plus de 5 ans d’expérience en gestion de projets/programmes de coopération pour le développement.
  • Connaissance des stratégies nationales de développement et plus spécifiquement celles du secteur économique, des entreprises, de l’entrepreneuriat, de l’employabilité et de la formation professionnelle et technique.
  • Expérience de coordination d’équipes interculturelles et expérience avec la gestion des volontaires, un atout.
  • Expérience en élaboration et gestion de budgets.
  • Excellentes habiletés de communication et de représentation.
  • Esprit entrepreneurial et d’innovation.
  • Aisance avec les technologies de l’information (logiciels Word, Excel, Internet, etc.) et familiarité avec Microsoft Office, Google Drive, Gmail un atout.
  • Porte l’approche d’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes et des valeurs de l’inclusion sociale.
  • Connaissance de la gestion axée sur les résultats.
  • Très bonne connaissance orale et écrite du français.
  • Anglais fonctionnel.

Pour postuler : Tou-te-s les candidat-e-s intéressé-e-s qui satisfont aux exigences doivent envoyer une lettre de présentation expliquant les motifs de leur candidature à ce poste et un curriculum vitae (CV) à jour à Servicerh@ceci.ca avant le 23 août 2020.

Le CECI est un employeur qui respecte l’équité. Les femmes et les membres des communautés marginalisées sont encouragés à présenter leur candidature.

Seul-e-s les candidat-e-s sélectionné-e-s pour une entrevue seront contacté-e-s.

Field Agronomist at Souk IG Ltd : Deadline: 04-09-2020

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KK 402 Kicukiro Kagarama, Kigali, Rwanda

Field Agronomist

Your role as an Agronomist would be to manage a large farm primarily producing Avocado. This role is based on the field and requires an extensive experience farming fruit trees (Avocado specifically).

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Your primary role is to ensure that expected production is always met. You will be accountable for the delivery of expected yields from the farms.
  • Recruiting, training and supervising Farm Managers, and other Farm staff.
  • Attaining Global GAP certification for the farm.
  • Crop budgeting and planning and permanent record keeping Coordination of harvestings and advising the management of daily harvestings.
  • Crop rotation planning and hybrid/variety selection recommendations.
  • Visiting fields to collect seed, plant, and soil samples and testing samples for nutritional deficiencies, diseases, or other changes.
  • Prepare and present detailed field reports to the lead supervisor and management.
  • Ensuring that the logistics coordinator observes proper transportation and documentation of produce from the field to the end customer.
  • Researching, developing, and promoting farming practices or products that diminish the effects of changes in soil, climate, and weather or prevent damage from pests.
  • Insect, weed, and disease monitoring/diagnostics.
  • Assisting with the plant selection process and the development of planting and irrigation schedules, budgets, and timelines.
  • Ensuring the produce meets the international buyer requirements. Particularly the Global GAP accreditation.
  • Making chemical, fertilizer, and seed recommendations.
  • Proactively promote and inform the sales team on current and potential upcoming agronomic issues that affect growing crops.
  • Keep up to date with agronomic practices by attending company-sponsored workshops and seminars to gain and maintain agronomic knowledge.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

  • Diploma/Degree in Horticulture or an equivalent combination of education.
  • Experience in growing Avocado is necessary.
  • Experience in attaining farm certification (i.e. Global GAP).
  • Experience in growing Habanero, Birds Eye Chilli, and French Beans.
  • Have at least 5 years of field experience in agribusiness.
  • Sound knowledge of fertilizer and chemical products with fertilization recommendations.
  • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)
  • Demonstrate PR and interpersonal, and leadership skills, supervisory skills, and strategic planning

How to apply:

Send CVs and cover letter to Souk IG Ltd via Click here to Apply   not later than September 4, 2020

Urutonde rw’imyanya y’akazi yanyuze kurubuga amarebe.com mucyumweru cya 15-21/08/2020

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26. National Peace Expert / Local Peace Advisor at Protestant Institute of Arts and Social…

National Peace Expert / Local Peace Advisor at Protestant Institute of Arts and Social Sciences (PIASS) : Deadline: 15-09-2020

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

 NATIONAL PEACE EXPERT / LOCAL PEACE ADVISOR

Location:                                              PIASS/CRASPD Huye, Rwanda

Application Deadline:                     September 15, 2020

Call for Interviews:                          October 15, 2020

Starting Date:                                    November 1, 2020

Duration of Initial Contract:         1 year (renewable)

 Background

Protestant Institute of Arts and Social Sciences (PIASS) is a Christian Institution of higher Learning privately owned by five Rwandan Protestant Churches, opened in 2010 in Huye, Southern Province of Rwanda The Center for Research and Action towards Sustainable Peace and Development (CRASPD) was established in 2015 by the Faculty of Development Studies (FDS) of PIASS to share the Faculty’s expertise with the community through outreach programs involving students, faculty, and staff together. CRASPD is offering advisory and training services for civil society and local government actors to improve local communities’ wellbeing and support their peaceful co-existence.

 The announced position for a National Peace Expert (NPE) / Local Peace Advisor (LPA) is supported by the GIZ – Civil Peace Service (CPS) program.

Globally, the Civil Peace Service (CPS) has proven a successful instrument for civil society based peacebuilding within the framework of German development cooperation. The core task of the CPS is sending international peace advisers to support local partner organizations, where they work in close collaboration with national peace experts. Practical experience with CPS projects has now been gained across four continents over a period of 20 years. The Regional Civil Peace Service Burundi-Eastern DRC – Rwanda aims at strengthening local peace potentials for social cohesion, the resilience of youth against manipulation and calls for violence. CPS also works to increase organizational capacities and cooperation between the partner organizations.  The regional GIZ CPS program currently supports 6 local partner organizations in Rwanda, 4 in Burundi and 4 in Eastern DRC in the areas of peace education, nonviolent conflict transformation, psychosocial support and trauma counselling, the empowerment of youth and vulnerable people, Dealing with the Past, conflict-sensitive journalism, and Critical Thinking.

Duties and Responsibilities

Under the guidance and supervision of the Coordinator of CRASPD, the National Peace Expert (NPE)/ Local Peace Advisor (LPA) will:

  • Facilitate collaboration and communication between PIASS and giz CPS including reporting towards PIASS and giz CPS,
  • Actively participate in communication and cooperation processes of the giz CPS regional team and in professional group meetings and other giz CPS events
  • Participate in CRASPD team meetings and regular team communication as well as PIASS events
  • Conduct research projects and systematize planning, monitoring and evaluation processes in both the university and its projects in local communities, in line with administrative policies and procedures of PIASS, and giz CPS
  • Contribute to drafting proposals and budgets for funding, and to financial as well as narrative reporting
  • Support of the thematic working group “Nonviolent Conflict Transformation” of GIZ Civil Peace Service, in collaboration with its member partner organizations in DR Congo and Burundi.
  • Facilitate / co-facilitate CRASPD workshops, trainings and consultancy processes
  • Participate in teaching, mentoring and capacity development for students, especially of the Faculty of Development Studies and its Peace & Conflict Studies program, as well as for the PIASS students’ associations

Competencies

The candidate is expected to have the following competencies:

  • Proven ability to write and to work independently and in challenging environments,
  • Proven organizational, coordination and inter-cultural communication skills, and
  • Ability to work in a team and share knowledge and experience

Required Educational Background, Skills, and Experience:

Education:

  • University degree, at least MA, in Social Sciences, preferably in Development or Peace Studies

Experience:

  • Minimum 3 years of work and/ or volunteering experience in acknowledged organizations or institutions, preferably in the area of Peace Building and Violence Prevention
  • Knowledge of regional/ national conflict contexts and of conflict resolution strategies is an asset
  • Experience in facilitating a workshop of Alternative to Violence Project (AVP) and/or another approach to nonviolent conflict transformation is an asset
  • Experience in using computers, office software packages (MS Word, Excel, etc.) and online platforms
  • Experience in networking with government institutions and non-governmental organizations within the context of the countries of the African Great Lakes Region

Language:

  • Fluency in English, French, and Kinyarwanda required

An application must be submitted electronically to craspdpiass@gmail.com as one PDF document which comprises 1) motivation letter in English, 2) curriculum vitae in English and 3) copies of university degrees. Reference letters and work certificates will be requested after shortlisting. 

 Done at Huye on August 14, 2020

Prof. Eliseé Musemakweli

Vice Chancellor

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Specialist at Research Triangle Institute (RTI) : Deadline: 15-09-2020

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RTI (www.rti.org) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to conducting innovative, multidisciplinary research that improves the human condition. With a worldwide staff of more than 4,000 people, RTI offers innovative research and development and multidisciplinary services.

RTI International is seeking a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Specialist for anticipated USAID-funded Rwanda Facilitate Investment Required for Sustainable Export (FIRST) Activity. The goal of the anticipated five-year activity will aim at increasing agricultural exports through 1) facilitation of inclusive policy reforms using evidence-based analysis and strengthened advocacy capacity of the private sector organizations and 2) support local actors (government and private sector) to attract, mobilize and direct public and private financing resources towards productive priority projects. The position will be full-time and located in Kigali.

The MEL Specialist will manage and implement the FIRST activity’s monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems and procedures. In close coordination with technical staff and project stakeholders, they will lead the design and implementation of learning and adaptation approaches to ensure evidence is used to promote productive investments in export-oriented agriculture. We are seeking applicants with the following qualifications:

  • Eight (8) years of relevant experience in monitoring and evaluation of international development programs; experience on agriculture, trade, and/or investment projects preferred
  •  Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain a project’s M&E framework and information systems, including development and measurement of performance indicators and milestones
  • Strong understanding and prior experience measuring impact through use of different M&E tools, approaches, and methods; demonstrated expertise in qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis
  •  Experience working with private sector, civil society and government sectors on monitoring and evaluation programs preferred
  •  Bachelor’s degree in evaluation, public policy, and/or a related field
  •  Fluent in English
  •  Must be a Rwandan national

 To apply, please send your resume to <F_Agrecruit@rti> mentioning “Rwanda FIRST” Application deadline is September 15, 2020; however, applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. RTI International is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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