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Apply: Position of Programme Assistant in CIA-GED, Akure-Nigeria
Job Description:
– The Programme Assistant is responsible for assisting the Programme Director in day to day administration of the NGO and setting strategy and intervention model of activities in the field.
– S/he will be involved in inclusive commodity specific value chains driven by smallholder farmers and their respective private off-taker partners and activities around gender mainstreaming, reproductive health and female genital mutilation (FGM) and activities with traditional birth attendants (TBAs)
Position and duty station:
The programme assistant’s position will be based in Akure, Ondo State and the position requires intensive travels (minimum 50-60% of the time) to the field, interacting with value chain actors inclusive of women and youths.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of BSc/HND (agriculture related course or public health preferably)
- Relevant volunteering experience in agribusiness related discipline or experience in health related issues will count. OND/NCE with over 5 years of field experience can also apply.
- Ability to communicate effectively and in a participatory way with stakeholders of diverse interests and at all levels (from farmers to high-level officials)
- Ability to write quality documents in English (international standards)
- Good knowledge of office tools (Microsoft word, excel and PowerPoint is a must)
- Fluent in Yoruba and English (Hausa an added advantage)
Application Guidelines
If you are interested in applying for this position, kindly send your applications in English in the form of an email, indicating clearly the target position in the subject line of the email, and including as separate attachments a cover letter and a CV. The email should be sent to ccentre4inclusiveagric_ gender@yahoo.com
Only pre-selected candidates will be contacted. Females are strongly encouraged to apply.
Deadline: Ongoing
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