NGO jobs in Zimbabwe
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3 (Three) Training Officers (HRE, BYO & MASVINGO)
Deadline: 30 December 2011
Overall Responsibilities
-Plan for and conduct palliative care and related home based care training activities for organisations participating in the Global Fund project
-Provide information whenever necessary, to trainers and caregivers
-Plan, coordinate and hold regular mentoring and support meetings/ visits with Global Fund partners on HIV treatment, care and support
-Facilitate linkages and information sharing between organizations participating in Global Fund round 8 within the district
-Ensure maintenance of accurate records
-Prepare and present comprehensive progress and activity reports timeously
-Participate in activities to disseminate programme evaluation findings
Minimum Qualifications and Experience
Nursing Diploma/Degree
A minimum of five years’ experience in nursing
Experience in training and facilitation in home-based care issues
A clean class four driver’s licence
Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant
Deadline: 30 December 2011
Overall Responsibilities
-Undertake the monitoring and evaluation activities in support of other team members
-Ensure maintenance of accurate records by the organisation and participating organisations
-Monitors the implementation of the Global Fund planned activities
-Collects, reviews, analyses and interpret data for planning purposes
-Formulates, reviews and maintains a sound and effective reporting system
-Provides technical support for monitoring and evaluation of the project
-Contribute to the organisational learning by preparing and disseminating data on lessons learned, good practices and statistical evidence of the program achievements
-Participate in activities to disseminate programme evaluation findings
-Prepares and compiles progress reports monthly and quarterly for Global Fund activities.
Minimum Qualifications and Experience
-First degree in development studies, social sciences, or a relevant field
-Diploma in M&E, experience in home based care or palliative care an added advantage
-A minimum of five years’ experience in community work, two of which should be in monitoring and evaluation and/or operational research
-Excellent documentation and data analysis skills of both quantitative and qualitative nature
-Highly computer literate in Excel spreadsheet, PowerPoint, SPSS, EPI Info or any other statistical tools
-A clean class four driver’s licence
Interested candidates who meet the above requirements can submit their applications and detailed CVs to email: programs13 [at] hotmail [dot] com with the position being applied clearly indicated by no later than Friday December 30, 2011.