2 Positions at Tearfund ( Deadline: 22 March 2020)

2 Positions at Tearfund ( Deadline: 22 March 2020)

Passager Project coordinator at Tearfund ( Deadline: 22 March 2020)

Tearfund in Rwanda is looking for a competent and experienced Project Coordinator, to coordinate the implementation of the PASSAGES project funded by USAID. The project aims to reduce sexual and gender-based violence by transforming harmful gender norms using the Transforming Masculinity approach developed by Tearfund.

The Project Coordinator will provide support to Tearfund’s partners to adapt the Transforming Masculinity approach, implement, monitor, evaluate and report on the project in accordance with agreed objectives and donor requirements.

Tearfund also place great importance on recruiting a Project Coordinator who has a practical commitment to Tearfund’s values, vision, and mission when working alongside Tearfund’s partner organizations and the project stakeholders.

The successful applicant will have:

Degree or equivalent qualification in development, international relations, or other relevant courses (sexual & reproductive health, family planning, gender).
Experience in project design, planning, and management,
Experience budgeting and budget management
Experience in monitoring and evaluation of development projects
Proven capacity-building experience especially for local partners
Experience in managing compliance and documentation for donors preferably USAID
Are you willing to frequently travel and work with local partners? Are you an excellent team player? Are you adaptable and flexible? Do you have excellent written and verbal communication in English, Kinyarwanda or French? If so, this could be the role for you!

Applicants must be committed to Tearfund’s Christian beliefs. We would expect applicants to be able to demonstrate a clear and specific desire to work in insecure operating environments.

The Annual gross salary set for the Project Coordinator is RWF 15,134,004.

The post involves potential contact with children/ vulnerable adults and the recruitment process will include specific checks related to safeguarding issues.

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Emergency Roving Manager – ECA at Tearfund ( Deadline: 22 March 2020)

Are you an experience Emergency Manager who can bring support to partner or Tearfund operational programmes in a humanitarian or crisis setting? Do you have experience in providing training and mentoring support for humanitarian good practice to both partners and direct operations? You might be who Tearfund is looking for to fill this role in the East & Central Africa Region (South Sudan, DRC, CAR, Burundi, Ethiopia & Rwanda).

The generic purpose of the role is:

• To cover the roles of Area Coordinator (AC), Deputy Country Director (DCD) or similar levels, in direct operations where recruitment gaps exist (80-85% of the role).
• To be the first person on the ground in new disasters, leading Tearfund’s initial emergency response either with partners or to set up a new direct operation.
• To be a facilitator and driver of good practice in the field, including capturing and disseminating new learning, be a trainer on the Disaster Management Development Programme (DMDP) and support the briefing and development of Tearfund Emergency Response Register (ERR).
• To provide ad hoc capacity development support for the Humanitarian Support Team for both partners and direct operations.

You will have:

• Degree and/or equivalent qualification in humanitarian response, development, or management related subjects.
• Proven people and programme Management experience
• Proven experience in the following areas
  • Needs/capacities assessment
  • Project design and implementation
  • Disaster response management
  • Financial management
  • Strategic planning
  • Working in accordance with corporate structures, policies and practices.
  • Training and facilitating
  • Negotiation and representation
• Security management
• Previous experience of working with partners on disaster response and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Proven ability in disaster response management including: project cycle management, capacity building, training skills, planning, implementation and evaluation

Applicants require strong English & French language skills (written and spoken) and must have the right to live and work in South Sudan, DRC, CAR, Ethiopia, Burundi or Rwanda.

All applicants must be committed to Tearfund’s Christian beliefs and the recruitment process includes specific checks related to safeguarding issues.

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